Keltic Quay
Overlooking the northeast shores of the Bras d’Or Lakes, this collection of 6 modern cottages, with one-bedroom suites on the upper level and separate two-bedroom suites below, all face the water to make the most of the stellar location year-round. In the summer, guests swim or paddle mere steps from the front door; and when the snow flies, they snowmobile to their accommodations. The main lodge is delightful, featuring a huge stone fireplace, wide windows showcasing the lake, a shuffleboard court and other games. There is no restaurant on-site, but each cottage has a fully equipped kitchen. The units are a bit motel-ish in looks, with shiny comforters and pre-tab art on the walls, but bedrooms are oversized, as are the bathroom and are immaculately clean. There’s a required two-night minimum stay in July and August. Convivial innkeeper Renie Rogers is good about alerting guests to activities in the area, especially Ceilidhs and other musical events.
Overlooking the northeast shores of the Bras d’Or Lakes, this collection of 6 modern cottages, with one-bedroom suites on the upper level and separate two-bedroom suites below, all face the water to make the most of the stellar location year-round. In the summer, guests swim or paddle mere steps from the front door; and when the snow flies, they snowmobile to their accommodations. The main lodge is delightful, featuring a huge stone fireplace, wide windows showcasing the lake, a shuffleboard court and other games. There is no restaurant on-site, but each cottage has a fully equipped kitchen. The units are a bit motel-ish in looks, with shiny comforters and pre-tab art on the walls, but bedrooms are oversized, as are the bathroom and are immaculately clean. There’s a required two-night minimum stay in July and August. Convivial innkeeper Renie Rogers is good about alerting guests to activities in the area, especially Ceilidhs and other musical events.






