Ingonish Ferry Vacations from $955

Nice, clean and quiet place for the family to stay overnight. Easy check-in and free parking.

The room wasn't in the best state of repair. The toilet seat was damaged, the sink and shower faucets had clearly been repaired quickly using the wrong parts (knobs spin around 360 degrees with no indicator of hot or cold). The staff were friendly and helpful, however I felt that they were a little too lax on security or too trusting. I lost my key and spoke to the front desk, simply provided my room number and they gave me a new key. They didn't even ask my name or for any ID. I had never spoken to or seen the person at the desk until then, so it's not like they were familiar with me. Wifi was ok, but not great for online meetings, I had to use my cellphone as a hotspot a lot of the time. I had a do not disturb sign on my door while I was in a video call meeting and a staff person kept knocking on my door despite this. After the knocking didn't stop, I checked what they wanted, they asked if I needed anything since I had put a do not disturb sign up... I was a little confused about why they didn't respect the sign. The property is unkept with cigarette butts littering the grass areas. Given the level of maintenance, I decided against using the pool.

Nice spot but could feel dirt on floor throughout the room. Not sure it was vacuumed before we got in. Other than that, great spot, good service.

The room was very clean. The bed was great. The walls were rough requiring patching and painting at least. Exterior doors were dirty as well as those going into the rooms. Quite a contrast.

The location is convenient as it is close to highway, near Tim Hortons and gas station, and 5-10 min to get into Baddeck. However, we did not have Wifi the first two days of our stay due to power outage issues in the area, and no solution for that. Bathroom was clean, however the overall room had a lot of dust and cobwebs. On the day we checked out, there was no instructions for check out, and as it was 7:30am, the office was closed and locked and no one responded to our phone message or calls when we wanted to know what to do with the key.