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Top Annapolis Royal Hotel Reviews
Aurora Inn
8/10 Good
"Very convenient to walk to restaurants downtown. Easy parking."
Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa
8/10 Good
"No working elevator. No fridge in room had to ask to have one brought."
Fundy Complex Dockside Suites
10/10 Excellent
"We had a wonderful room which overlooked the marina with a private patio. The room was very modern a d clean . It was room L . Walking distance to everything in the city centre , would book here again !"
Come From Away B&B Inn
10/10 Excellent
"This B&B was charming. The room was very comfortable and had a water view. Breakfast was provided every morning and was restaurant quality! The owner was very welcoming and made you feel at home. The location was within walking distance of the town and several restaurants. I would highly recommend this B&B."
Admiral Digby Inn
8/10 Good
"Clean and comfortable with location near town (not walking) and ferry. All rooms on a hill face the water. Parking is right in front of your room."
Bridgetown Motor Inn
10/10 Excellent
"The staff were friendly and the motel had a real small town feeling. It is a little bit old but you can tell they are working on improvement. A great location to stay to see this side of Nova Scotia."































