The property dates back to 19th century Montréal. It was originally used by merchants for flour trading and dry goods. It was then used as wholesaler saddlery and shoe trade. Around the 1940s, the building was used as a warehouse for Potato Distributors Ltd. and then was transferred over to a furniture warehouse in the '60s. Thanks to an excellent view of the Old Port, it was transformed into a 45-room hotel in the '90s.
Situated in a remote location, this rustic-chic, adults-only 5-star wilderness inn & resort is 53.1 km from Yarmouth.
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This comfortable and cosy hotel features certain rooms where guests are more than welcome to bring their furry companions along. For a fee of 30 Canadian dollars per booking, the hotel accepts well-behaved pets, providing them with a plethora of comforts such as a place to sleep, blankets, towels, food and water bowls, kennels and many more, making their stay as enjoyable as their owners'. Although there are no areas where your pup can run leash-free, it is allowed to get on the bed and furniture of your room as long as you use the special sheets. Blankets for Dogs More details...
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