A Bed and Breakfast in Historic Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia

A Century old Home in Annapolis Royal

A memorable full breakfast, served on white linen, with fine china, is included each morning. A fresh fruit bowl will start you off, followed by a cooked entrée, prepared especially for you.
Of course, there will be plenty of coffee, tea and orange juice.
Come and let me pamper you.

Enjoy the quiet and comfort of clean, spacious rooms. Or if you prefer, sit and read, visit with other guests, or just relax in the front parlour. On a fine summer’s day or evening (of which there are many in Nova Scotia!), feel free to relax on the front verandah and enjoy the sights and sounds of the many birds which call Honeysuckle Haven their home.

Just a short walk from Honeysuckle Haven, you will find one of the gems of Nova Scotia. The Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens balances the historical and botanical aspects of horticulture, complementing the rich tapestry of heritage in one of the oldest European settlements in North America.

When you stay for two nights or more and reserve in advance, each person in your party will receive complimentary two-day passes to the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens.

Annapolis Royal, established in 1605, was the original capital of Nova Scotia, the first permanent European settlement in Canada and second in North America, north of Florida. The town contains over 135 national heritage buildings and is home to the oldest wooden house in Canada.
Not only is it steeped in history, but also, the town is the gateway to the beautiful Annapolis Valley and is ideally situated as a base for most of the major attractions of Nova Scotia - especially those of the Evangeline Trail.

Honeysuckle Haven Bed and Breakfast has been inspected and approved by Tourism Nova Scotia and is open all year offering quiet, comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation for the tourist or business person alike.

English, French and German are spoken at Honeysuckle Haven B&B