A s early as 1876, this gracious home welcomed vacationers and travellers alike. Originally known as the Paradise Hotel, today, rich in history and revived as The Paradise Inn , we continue in its tradition of hospitality and warmth. E njoy friendly Nova Scotia hospitality in our refreshing spacious century home . Linger over a pleasurable home cooked breakfast prepared and served by your host in our cozy dining room.
Entrees vary daily and always include delicious fair trade coffee or tea and juice.
S tretch out in your own living room where complimentary evening refreshments are served. Read from a selection of books and magazines, play board games, or have the opportunity to meet with other guests. Browse the craft cupboard. Unwind in private outdoor seating with flower gardens and shade trees on our spacious grounds. Truly a canoeing paradise.