The Fairholm Inn, a designated National Historic Site, boasts large rooms with superb architectural detail, inlaid hardwood floors, fine stained glass and an extensive sunroom library. Eight elegantly comfortable suites with private ensuite bath. Executive rooms with TV/VCR, telephone, high speed internet access, fax access, jacuzzi and fireplace. Antiques, some original to Fairholm, Island art, and wallpaper imported from England complete the Inn's warm alliance between English roots and Island hospitality. Hearty breakfast.

"Gladee's at Hirtle's Beach" is a fourth generation, 150 year old home, anchored amidst a magnificent vista of ocean,lakes and glacial drumlin, considered by many to be Nova Scotia at its finest. The Creasers are well-respected for their restoration and transformation of Gladee's, home to custom-built furnishings, local art, folk art and antiques.They thoughtfully provide a bird book with binoculars, a trunkful of board games, kites and an insider's view on the best places to eat, see and experience. Gladee's neighbouring two-plus miles of white sandy beach welcomes waders, body surfers and beachcombers. Beckoning but a moment's stroll away, is a lake,popular with swimmers. Autumn in this charming 250 year old seaside community is to be treasured. September's ocean waters are usually at their warmest. The beach is left to a few fortunate who wisely linger where land, sea and sky meet in a most majestic manner.

Five tastefully decorated bedrooms with ensuite baths (3 with jacuzzi tubs and air conditioning). Guests' living room and three rooms with own sitting area. A full hot breakfast is included