Foley House Inn

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Accommodation Type - City/Town - Region
Accommodation Type: 
Bed and Breakfast
City/Town: 
Maitland
Region: 
Fundy Shore
Website Link
http://foleyhouse.com/
Description

Foley House Inn
Hello & welcome to the Foley House Inn! We are a Bed & Breakfast in Nova Scotia, Canada. Located in the historic village of Maitland, the Inn was built circa 1830 and established 20 years ago as one of the original B&B's in the area. It sits at the heart of Nova Scotia's first Heritage Conservation District and just 5 minutes from the historic Maitland docks - a major centre of "Great Ship" building in North America during the 19th century. 

 
Exploring the area today is to wander among the pristine beaches, forest trails and spectacular sea cliffs of the Glooscap Trail... It is experiencing the power of the Bay of Fundy by rafting the world's highest Tidal Bore... It is spotting bald eagles and ospreys soaring above the Shubenacadie River while walking along the Acadian dykes... It is visiting Maitland's monuments, heritage homes, antique & artisan shops and its unique general store... It is finally coming back to relax in the easy comfort of the Foley House Inn. 
 
We are open from mid-May to Thanksgiving (October 14th), and whether you come for a night or a week, we're sure you will enjoy your stay. We look forward to having you as our guest, and to making your vacation a truly enjoyable & memorable experience. Come and experience our area's diversity first hand!
Contact Information
Owners Name: 
Joan & John Walker
Phone: 
+1 (902) 261-2844
Tool Free: 
+1 888 989-0882

The Foley House Inn is located in the heart of Maitland, Nova Scotia's first Heritage Conservation district. Nestled on the edge of the Bay of Fundy and the Shubenacadie River, Maitland is a must-stop destination while on your vacation.

 
Foley House Inn
Joan & John Walker
11 Cedar Rd
+1 (902) 261-2844
+1 888 989-0882
PO Box 86
Maitland, NS B0N 1T0
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Our Room Rates

Room 1
Offers one double bed and one twin bed with a private four piece bath. $85.00
Room 2
Offers one queen size bed, a 4 piece ensuite and a large deck off the main hallway. $95.00
Room 3
Offers a queen size bed, 3 piece ensuite and a large deck off the main hallway. $90.00
The Suite
Offers 1 bedroom with twin beds & TV, 1 bedroom with a double bed, a 3 piece bath, a sitting room with patio doors opening onto a large deck with a private entrance. $120.00

All prices are for double occupancy

Photos of Our Accommodations: 

Room 1
Offers one double bed and one twin bed with a private four piece bath. $85.00 (double occupancy)

Room 2 
Offers one queen size bed, a 4 piece ensuite and a large deck off the main hallway. $95.00 (double occupancy)
Room 3 
Offers a queen size bed, 3 piece ensuite and a large deck off the main hallway. $90.00 (double occupancy)
The Suite 
Offers 1 bedroom with twin beds & TV, 1 bedroom with a double bed, a 3 piece bath, a sitting room with patio doors opening onto a large deck with a private entrance. $120.00 (double occupancy)
Photos of Our Place

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The town of Maitland (originally call Jean Peters Village) was settled by Jean Pitre in 1750 prior to the Acadian Exodus. Maitland was later settled by the Ulster Scots (Irish) who’s descendants became shipbuilders and formed Maitland into the beautiful town it is today. Some notable residents include William D. Lawrence who was known for building the worlds largest wooden ship, the "WD Lawrence". Lawrence successfully ran as an MLA alongside Joseph Howe both as anti-confederates in 1867. His home still stands as a museum only minutes from the Foley House Inn. Maitland was also the home of Willard Miller a famous Spanish American war hero, one of the famous "Miller Brothers”.