Historische hotels in Canada - New England

'A simple, no-frills place to stay, but clean and perfect for an overnight stop on our drive back to Ontario from Nova Scotia. Kamouraska is a lovely little town along the St. Lawrence River, and we were lucky enough to enjoy a clear evening with an amazing sunset. The room was basic but clean, and once I understood how the code entry system worked, getting in was easy. A great spot to rest for the night and enjoy a charming little town along the way!'

'Chambre très petite. Salle de bains minuscule. Pas de fruits au petit déjeuner sauf le même ravier de morceaux de pastèque et melons durant les 3 jours. Pas de fromage.'

'Better tv stations would be nicer.'

'I was given a room in one of the motel looking adjacent buildings. Not in the Inn itself. It looked and felt like a run down cheap motel. The bathroom was dirty. There was pooled pee at the sides of the toilet, hair in the shower and what looked like dried up scraped mud on the floor of the bathroom. The seating in the room also had stains. There were stains/ damage on the walls in various locations inside the room. Again, this was in one of the adjacent buildings not the Inn itself. I don’t...