Family friendly Hotels in Liverpool, Nova Scotia
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1. Lane's Privateer Inn
Lane's Privateer InnLiverpool
- Experience Liverpool's charm at Lane's Privateer Inn, where kid-friendly amenities meet seaside exploration and dining delights.
P7,428
P8,468 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
2. Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre
Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference CentreBrooklyn
- Enjoy a splash-filled family vacation with amenities for all ages, including a refreshing indoor pool and convenient beach access.
P11,643
P13,273 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 3 - Sep 4
3. Wildwood Motel
Wildwood MotelShelburne
- Kids' paradise near the beach with free activities and family-focused amenities for a fun-filled getaway in Shelburne.
P4,874
P5,556 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 25 - Aug 26
Top Liverpool Hotel Reviews
Lane's Privateer Inn
10/10 Excellent
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Travelodge by Wyndham Bridgewater
10/10 Excellent
"room was clean staff excellent very good worked as it should great experience"
Bridgewater Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Good thanks for everything"
Best Western Plus Bridgewater Hotel & Convention Centre
8/10 Good
"Who doesnt like a waterside, especially one that stays open late for adults only."
Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre
8/10 Good
"We needed a five night stay on the south coast of Nova Scotia including a busy summer weekend. This was the only hotel we could get for all five nights. The location was good because it was straight down route 8 from Annapolis Royal, and the great National Park, saving us many extra hours of driving compare to route one. We had no idea we had booked a gigantic three room suite. The living room alone was 31 feet long, with table and chairs, living room furniture, large screen TV, and lots of kitchen stuff. The bathroom was triple the normal size for a hotel, including two separate sinks and Counters for washing and shaving; the bedroom was also giant sized with two queen beds. It felt luxurious for us two to have so much space. The only negative was too little light. The giant bathroom had standard lights above one sink, but none above the other making shaving and applying makeup difficult for the second sink. No lights near the toilet for reading or near the tub/shower for seeing. One small table lamp for the bedroom, not suitable for reading in both beds, no overhead lights in the gigantic living room. The five night fee for this small apartment in a hotel was about $1750, Canadian. A little higher than expected, but Nova Scotia is so worth seeing without having to pack and unpack as we keep changing hotels each day, we felt it was worth it. There are a few good restaurants in Liverpool which the hotel directed us to. We did five day trips from this hotel; including beach."
Wildwood Motel
8/10 Good
"The bed was very comfortable, the room was quiet, the rate was reasonable. The room was pretty clean but had several cobwebs and spider webs (cleaned a while ago?). The floor was laminate - so much better than carpet. The bedspread was a white duvet insert - no washable cover, which was odd. The key was an actual key, can’t remember when the last time I used one!"
Days Inn & Conference Center by Wyndham Bridgewater
8/10 Good
"The room wad clean and big"
MacKenzie's Motel & Cottages
10/10 Excellent
"Great for a long stay and very convenient to town and other sites to visit. Property is older and a bit worn down, but had everything we needed and comfortable spots to hang out, inside and out. Only complaint: reading and bedside lamps were useless for the nightly crossword puzzle!"