Casas de campo en Sendero de Cabot

“Gorgeous location with private beach. Highly recommend. However, disappointed the hot tub not working when we were there (likely another guest shut it off accidentally they said). One other small quibble: we were strangely given only three plates, three bowls. For the price point, I think they need not be so stingy on the dishes. Having said that, nicely maintained, gorgeous location.”

“Clean room and good location.”

“We spent a comfortable and quiet night at the Cottage. Elizabeth and Brian kept in touch throughout the previous week making sure that we understood how to find the property. Although smaller than expected, the place was clean, comfortable and full of thoughtful touches -- both 1/2 & 1/2 and 2% creamers for a couple who uses both. We did not take advantage of the hot tub but the set-up was well done. Would recommend for two people for any short stay.”

“We had a wonderful two-night stay. It was rustic and very homey. It had all of the conveniences of home. The location was amazing. We were able to explore the Cabot Trail and come back "home" to relax. ”

“Looks like a new camp site that is starting up, everything looks good and service was great. Quiet and safe”

“La piscine c'est vraiment génial. Le site est merveilleux. Les batiments manque d'entretien à l'extérieur. Un voageur précédent à remisé un poêlon salle dans l'armoire.”

“Bottom line: this is a fun place to stay, and I think you will enjoy yourself if you stay here. House needs (and deserves) some TLC. The house could comfortably accommodate 8 guests, and maybe 2-4 more. We were not really familiar with Rita McNeil prior to our visit, but if you are, this place will be a thrill for you (it's her former home). The indoor pool is a lot of fun, and the backyard is vast and very nice. Its a quick drive to Sydney. The property is large but not isolated. It even has a...

“Although the Rita Suite was clean, comfortable and roomy, and it is in a great location, we found it lacked some basic amenities for travelers such as: Salt and Pepper, cooking oil, servettes, extra roll of paper towel, and sufficient amount of coffee pods for the length of our stay. As well, there was no "Welcome Basket" that we are accustom to seeing at other VRBOs that includes such things as preserves, crackers etc. (i.e. small items that are often not brought by travelers). Lastly, there...