Musquodoboit Harbour Hotel Guide - Bayer Lake Loop Trail hotels in Musquodoboit Harbour, Canada.

"We had booked a business room (queen bed), that cost extra, expecting it to be larger in size and/or have extra amenities. Much to our surprise, the room was exactly the same as other rooms. We were told the ‘business room’ meant we had access to the business lounge - which is a joke! There is nothing in the business lounge, other than a toaster and microwave! - most definitely not worth paying extra for. Still the hotel was decent. Definitely dated and needs a refresher/renovation. The staff are super friendly, and the location is great. Be advised parking is a pain, as you have to use a public lot almost a block away and it costs about $26/day."

"Do not know. The restaurant had great survice and food. Very hamdy that it is kpen yell 1. Pizza and hot meals. Great after a long day of travel"

"Everything was perfect!"

"The fireplace was warm and added charm to the space. Everything extremely clean and pleasing to the eye. The kitchen has everything you would need. Staff were very helpful when we had questions."

"The hotel is under renovation, but all is clean. The staff is excellent"

"clean room very comfortable beds "

"Very Good !"

"Room was clean, shuttle to the air port was good but very busy because it picks up for 2 hotels. The extended stay parking was a nightmare…no where to park even if you stayed the night and moved to Park and fly in the morning "

"We stayed here before and had a great experience. Location is great and rooms are clean and comfortable. Last night however, was a regrettable experience for which we will not return. Our room had no hot water in the tub. An issue that can happen anywhere, but the manner in which it was dealt with by the lady at the front desk was appalling. We were told to run the tub for 15 minutes. When we returned to the front desk to say the problem was not yet resolved, she was on the phone and still had yet to call maintenance. A cupón for breakfast was offered. We were told there were no other rooms available, yet she was still checking in other customers. After being offered a room under construction for showering purposes, we declined and engaged Expedia. The lady told Expedia that the issue was resolved. It was not. A vacant room was found and once again, it did not have hot water and we were told maintenance was not answering the phone. There was some back and forth at the front desk with the lady who remained clipped, unapologetic and downright rude. Between Expedia calling the location and a gentleman named Jae talking over, another room was found, albeit 2 hours later and we settled in after 12am. We are grateful to Expedia (and Jai at the hotel) who helped find a solution. Jai was helpful, professional and apologetic for the situation. The lady at the front desk could benefit from conflict resolution and problem solving skills. She is not the face of a Hilton. "