Sydney Nova Scotia Accommodations

Which Hotels Offer the Best Discounts in Sydney, NS?

If you are a member of the military or a National Parks Conservation Association Member, you can receive 15% and 20% respectively at your Travelodge by Wyndham stay in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Not only do NPCA members enjoy up to 20% off the best available rate at participating hotels, but every time this rate is booked, Travelodge gives 5% back to NPCA.

This comfortable Sydney hotel features newly renovated rooms overlooking the beautiful Sydney Harbor. Guests enjoy free continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. You also have the option of taking advantage of the heated indoor pool, sauna, and fitness center. This location is within walking distance to the Casino Nova Scotia and the Sydney Harbor where guests can enjoy being near many sites and attractions.

If you belong to the American Automobile Association or the Canadian Automobile Association, you can save up to 30% at Hearthstone Inn Sydney. Hearthstone Inn recently renovated their rooms by replacing the flooring and creating themed rooms that coincide with the island's top attractions. The Fortress of Louisbourg room, Alexander Graham Bell Room, Miners Museum room, Celtic Room, and Cabot Trail Room each feature decor and memorabilia from their respective attractions to immerse you in the experience.

All guest rooms are furnished with sleep-inducing mattresses, triple sheets, free Wi-Fi, microwaves and fridges, flat-screen televisions with free movie channels. If you book an executive suite, you'll experience all of those amenities plus a hot tub, fireplace, plush terry bathrobes, a separate bath and vanity area, and a separate living area complete with a sofa, television, fireplace, and desk. Enjoy free daily newspapers in the lobby while savoring your favorite items from the free hot breakfast buffet between 7:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.

Where Can You Find the Best Value Hotels in Sydney, NS?

Check in to comfort at the Cambridge Suites Hotel Sydney. Book this property for a unique experience, and enjoy the special added comfort and spaciousness of a suite without spending more than the price of a hotel room. Located in the heart of downtown in the waterfront district, this hotel's suites provide an extra measure of comfort during business trips, leisurely vacations, or extended stays. One- or two-bedroom suites include large windows with beautiful views, flat-screen televisions, luxurious bedding, and your choice of one king bed or two double beds. Your room also comes with an entertainment bar with microwave, coffee maker, and a bar fridge. You may request dishes, flatware, and a toaster if needed. Your stay includes free hot breakfast in Trio as well as free high-speed wireless internet, a business center, fitness studio, a rooftop patio, and a laundry room.

The Holiday Inn Sydney's waterfront location caters to families, business travelers, large groups seeking a conference center, and couples. For a fair price, you can experience fresh, modern rooms and amazing amenities. Tastefully decorated guest rooms offer a welcoming environment with free wireless Internet, cable TV with available in-room movies, blackout shades, and in-room heating and AC units. Select rooms feature additional seating areas, and executive suites include a few extras such as a spa bathtub and a separate vanity area.

What really makes this hotel special is its amenities. First and foremost, kids ages 18 and under stay for free alongside their parents. There is also a heated indoor pool featuring a whirlpool, a waterslide, and a lifeguard on duty. There are also two restaurants on-site. The newly renovated Salt Spray features sweeping views of the waterfront and a regional Canadian breakfast menu. The Crown and Moose Pub serves typical British-style pub fare for lunch and dinner. Remember that up to four children ages 11 and under eat free any time of the day in any on-site restaurant.

What Is There to Do in Sydney, NS?

Cape Breton Island is known for its outdoor adventures and natural beauty. In the port of Sydney specifically, you can spend time learning about the history of the area and how this beautiful place was shaped into what it is today. Experience Nova Scotia's Gaelic culture, heritage, and hospitality at Highland Village. This living history museum and folk-life center in scenic Iona, overlooks the magnificent Barra Strait on the Bras d'Or Lakes. Plan to spend a few hours immersed in Gaelic culture by exploring 40 acres worth of reconstructed Gaelic settlements with historic buildings, costumed actors, and demonstrations.

If you're looking to stay right in the heart of the city, take a guided historic tour of Sydney. Join a relaxed walking tour of old Sydney, a town founded by Loyalists seeking a strategic port while fleeing the American Revolution. Along your tour, you will encounter six buildings that were constructed in the late 18th century and two that were built at the turn of the 19th. Your adventure will be full of rich storytelling and friendly characters. On your tour, you will find yourself at St. Patrick's, the oldest Roman Catholic Church in Cape Breton, Cossit House, which was built in 1787 and is believed to be the oldest home in Sydney, and Jost House. Each stop offers interesting exhibits sharing a bit of life in the 1700s. At your final stop at the Cape Breton Centre for Heritage and Science, you can expect a touch of local hospitality and delicious homemade refreshments.

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