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"A Seafaring Maiden" offers beautiful views from every room of the Annapolis River and town of Annapolis Royal.
The "Music Room".
The town of Annapolis Royal as seen from the front door of "A Seafaring Maiden".
"The Captain" offers a oversized room with Antique Queen bed and Ensuite bath. Annapolis Town/River views. Room for an additional twin or double bed upon request.
The "Gentlemens Parlour" is the perfect room to sit back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.
Ann Marie making her summer strawberry jam which is often served with her homemade biscuts at breakfast.
The Annapolis River and the village of Granville Ferry.
Your host, Bill and AnnMarie
"The Abigail" offering beautiful Annapolis Town/River views. In room/Ensuite bath. This oversized room allows for an additional twin or dbl. bed upon request.
Some very happy guests!!!
"The Bessie" Named for Bessie, the Seafaring Maiden. This room has a King Sleigh bed, private bath and beautiful Annapolis river views.
Ann Marie working the gardens in early Spring.
Guests hiking nearby Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail and Bay of Fundy shore.
It's always a great time to visit A Seafaring Maiden Bed and Breakfast.....Open year round!
A Seafaring Maiden is a fully restored 1881 Historical and Heritage Property.
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Nightly Rate
CAD 79 - CAD 109
, - Reviews 50
- Rooms 3
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Accepts Gift Cards
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Address
5287 Granville Rd.
5287 Greenland Rd.
Granville Ferry, NS B0S1K0
Canada - Phone+1-902-532-0379
- Toll free+1-888-532-0379
- EmailContact Innkeeper
Located in the quaint village of Granville Ferry and overlooking the historic town of Annapolis Royal, this beautiful award winning 1881 registered heritage property and 4 star Canada Select B&B was home to Sea Captain, Ship Builder, and Merchant, Captain Joseph Hall. A Seafaring Maiden was named after one of Captain Joseph Hall’s daughters, Elizabeth Pritchard Hall. In March of 1870, 20-year-old Elizabeth sailed with her father out of Saint John on the 1444 ton full-rigged ship Rothesay. On the fourth day out of New Orleans with a cargo of cotton for Liverpool, England, the first mate and then nine days later Captain Hall fell ill. Sailing in squally weather, Captain Hall set storm canvas, placed Bessie in command and promoted the carpenter to first mate. Depending upon the basic navigational skills which she had learned from her father on previous voyages, Bessie and the depleted crew of six sailed across the Atlantic arriving in Liverpool on May 11. Bessie received the respect and admiration of her crew for her accomplishment known to be unique in nautical history. Elizabeth Pritchard Hall died on June 30, 1930, but lives on in local legend as “The Seafaring Maiden of Granville”.
Rooms & Rates
Reviews
Score Breakdown based on 50 Reviews
4.8 out of 5- Guest room 5
- Services 5
- Value 5
- Cleanliness 5
- Dining 5
Award Winner: 2010 - 20115 out of 5Comfortable Accommodations
December 09, 2012
We stayed two nights at "A Seafaring Maiden" in Granville Ferry, NS. Our hosts were lovely and gave us a lot of information on the area and what was happening during our stay which we appreciated. We arrived late on the first day of our stay...just in time to drop our luggage and get to the graveyard for an evening "Graveyard Tour" which included lanterns to light our way...a very interesting tour!! Our hosts were great and the breakfasts were wonderful. Thank you to Bill and AnnMarie for opening their home to us.
5 out of 5Perfect Hospitality
August 20, 2012
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay with Anne Marie and Bill and felt very much at home in their beautiful, historic home. We had a wonderful breakfast and enjoyed the company at the breakfast table. All-in-all a perfect bed & breakfast in a beautiful spot.
5 out of 5Trip Highlight
July 24, 2012
Our stay at A Seafaring Maiden was a trip"highlight." Our accommodations were superb and hosts : Bill & Anne Marie Monk were very helpful. Bill called me prior to our departure to offer travel tips. Take his advice. We highly recommend a stay at A Seafaring Maiden and would return ourselves.
5 out of 5Outstanding
June 20, 2012
On July 31st, 2011, after having cycled approximately 119km (Liverpool to Granville Ferry), we were met by two of the friendliest people, namely Anne Marie and Bill, the owners/operators of the Seafaring Maiden. We were promptly provided with our very well decorated and immaculate room. After a well deserved shower, we conversed with the owners in the kitchen area and learned about what the area had to offer in terms of what to visit and also of the history surrounding the Annapolis Royal area. As luck has it, on this very day, the Village of Annapolis Royal were having a celebration and part of the celebration included fireworks, which we were able to enjoy while sitting on the front veranda of the Seafaring Maiden, sipping on a homemade brew. The delicious breakfast provided us with ample carbs, according us with the required energy to continue on our cycling journey. We definitely recommend that you stay at the Seafaring Maiden whenever you are in the Annapolis Royal area. Claude & Wanda Ottawa, ON
Location
Innkeeper Information
Innkeeper(s)
Bill and AnnMarie Monk
Innkeepers Description:
Bill enjoys restoration projects around A Seafaring Maiden while AnnMarie enjoys her love of music.
The innkeepers speak:
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English
Resident Pets
2 Cats , Cats stay in in-keepers qtrs. Others
Amenities
Type:
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Private Home Bed and Breakfast
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Bed and Breakfast
Property highlights
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Antiques/decor
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Business travel
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Christian Travel
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Economical rates
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Excellent views
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Family Travel
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Gourmet food
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Honeymoons
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Peaceful getaway
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Romantic escape
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Weddings
On-site
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BBQ grill
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Board games
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CD player
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Copier
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DVD Player
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Fax Machine
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Fireplace
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Library
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Piano
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Radio
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Videos
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Washer/dryer
Guest room(s)
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Alarm clock
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Amenities Basket
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Bath robes
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Desk
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Hairdryer
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Internet Service
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Ironing Board
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Satellite/Cable TV
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TV
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Telephone
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Wi-Fi
Other
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Storage available for outdoor gear
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Use of on-site bikes for guest
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Nightly Rate
CAD 79 - CAD 109
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Rooms & Rates
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Nightly Rate
CAD 79 - CAD 109
The Bessie
This room is named after ‘The Seafaring Maiden’ herself, Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ Pritchard Hall. The beautiful birch furnishings include a king size sleigh bed, armoire, two bedside night stands, dresser, and writing desk. The elegant wallpapering, window treatments, and lighting add to the room’s warmth and richness. This accommodation includes a private three piece bath offering the use of luxurious and comfortable ‘signature’ bath robes. We invite you to enjoy the spectacular views of the Annapolis River from The Bessie.
- Maximum Capacity: 4
- Bathroom Private Bath
- Beds 1 King
Nightly RateCheck Dates
(High/Low Season)
$109/$79The Captain
This room is named for Captain Joseph Hall, the builder and original owner of this home. An early 1900's solid oak queen bed, dresser, and oak chest provide a warm and relaxing evening’s rest. This room includes a three piece ensuite bath with luxurious oversized ‘signature’ bath towels for your added comfort. Appointed with a tasteful ‘nautical’ theme, we invite you to gaze out the large front window with unobstructed views of the Annapolis River, Annapolis Royal, and historic Fort Anne from The Captain.
- Maximum Capacity: 4
- Bathroom Private Bath
- Beds 1 Queen
Nightly RateCheck Dates
(High/Low Season)
$109/$79The Abigail
This room is named after Captain Joseph Hall’s second wife, Abigail Litch, for whom this home was built. The charm of The Abigail come from the lovely lace window treatments, hand quilted bed cover, warm oak double bed, dresser and bedside nightstand, and early 1900’s armoire. The three beautiful matching wool oriental rugs add to the room’s warmth and comfort. With a three piece ensuite bath, including luxurious oversized ‘signature’ bath towels, this room provides the complete restorative travel experience.
- Maximum Capacity: 3
- Bathroom Private Bath
- Beds 1 Queen
Nightly RateCheck Dates
(High/Low Season)
$109/$79Policy
Reservation Policy
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Check In: 3:00 PM Check Out: 11:00 AM
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Deposit Amount Required: Credit card required to confirm reservation. Card will not be charged until check-out.
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Cancellations: Cancellation charges to be applied to any reservation cancelled less than 48 hours prior to intended arrival date. These charges will be applied to the credit card used to book the room. If we are able to re-book the room, cancellation charges will be waived.
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Open All Year Round: Yes
General Policies
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Smoking Allowed: Limited
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Guest Pets Allowed: Limited
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Drinking Allowed: Yes
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Drinks Available: No
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Suitable For Children: Yes
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Childcare Provided: No
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Nightly Rate
CAD 79 - CAD 109
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Reviews
Score Breakdown based on 50 Reviews
4.8 out of 5- Guest room 5
- Services 5
- Value 5
- Cleanliness 5
- Dining 5
Award Winner: 2010 - 20115 out of 5Comfortable Accommodations
December 09, 2012
We stayed two nights at "A Seafaring Maiden" in Granville Ferry, NS. Our hosts were lovely and gave us a lot of information on the area and what was happening during our stay which we appreciated. We arrived late on the first day of our stay...just in time to drop our luggage and get to the graveyard for an evening "Graveyard Tour" which included lanterns to light our way...a very interesting tour!! Our hosts were great and the breakfasts were wonderful. Thank you to Bill and AnnMarie for opening their home to us.
5 out of 5Perfect Hospitality
August 20, 2012
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay with Anne Marie and Bill and felt very much at home in their beautiful, historic home. We had a wonderful breakfast and enjoyed the company at the breakfast table. All-in-all a perfect bed & breakfast in a beautiful spot.
5 out of 5Trip Highlight
July 24, 2012
Our stay at A Seafaring Maiden was a trip"highlight." Our accommodations were superb and hosts : Bill & Anne Marie Monk were very helpful. Bill called me prior to our departure to offer travel tips. Take his advice. We highly recommend a stay at A Seafaring Maiden and would return ourselves.
5 out of 5Outstanding
June 20, 2012
On July 31st, 2011, after having cycled approximately 119km (Liverpool to Granville Ferry), we were met by two of the friendliest people, namely Anne Marie and Bill, the owners/operators of the Seafaring Maiden. We were promptly provided with our very well decorated and immaculate room. After a well deserved shower, we conversed with the owners in the kitchen area and learned about what the area had to offer in terms of what to visit and also of the history surrounding the Annapolis Royal area. As luck has it, on this very day, the Village of Annapolis Royal were having a celebration and part of the celebration included fireworks, which we were able to enjoy while sitting on the front veranda of the Seafaring Maiden, sipping on a homemade brew. The delicious breakfast provided us with ample carbs, according us with the required energy to continue on our cycling journey. We definitely recommend that you stay at the Seafaring Maiden whenever you are in the Annapolis Royal area. Claude & Wanda Ottawa, ON
5 out of 5Unforgettable
December 01, 2011
This one is a gem that I will go back to again and again. The minute I left I wanted to go back and sleep in those soft comby beds, eat some more of that amazing breakfast, and get to know the charming and friendly hosts. Bill and Anne Marie go to great lengths to ensure your stay will be perfect. Thanks so much guys!
5 out of 5Nova Scotia's BEST
October 22, 2011
Simply the best B&B in Nova Scotia. Leagues ahead of all the competition, even those double the price. Bill and Anne-Marie obviously love the business as from the moment we arrived to walking us out to our car, we felt at home. Great local advise, fabulous rooms and décor and our breakfast was a treat of harvest apple crumble and pancakes to die for. Dont travel to Nova Scotia without a stay at the Seafaring Maiden
5 out of 5Wonderful Hosts! Wonderful Amenities!
October 05, 2011
From their warm and open-hearted greeting to their helpfulness with all aspects of our stay, Ann Marie and Bill Monk were the epitome of gracious, knowledgeable B&B hosts. They accommodated my gluten-free request for breakfast, suggested a place for dinner in Annapolis Royal, and shared their stories about their connection to the house and the area. We stayed in 'The Bessie' room which was spacious, beautifully and tastefully furnished (not overloaded with Victorian doo-dads) and extremely comfortable. The separate bathroom was pristine. This is one of the best B&B's we've stayed in anywhere - Ann Marie and Bill set a very high standard both for the accommodations and as hosts - and we would highly recommend 'A Seafaring Maiden' for exploring the Annapolis Royal area!
4.6 out of 5Hospitality from Wonderful Hosts
October 05, 2011
The three nights at the Seafaring Maiden was the highlight of our two week trip to the Maritime Province. Bill and Anne Marie certainly know Southern hospitality from their Southern roots. From the best breakfasts of our trip to the things to do and places to eat recommendations from Bill, this was a wonderful stay.
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Location
Location Type
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Historic
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Known for best views of Annapolis Royal
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Known for the Bay of Fundy Tides
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Popular for Whale Watching
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Riverfront
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Sightseers Dream
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Village
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Wine country
City - Halifax
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Distance to city: 120 miles
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Directions to property:
From the airport take Hwy 102 westbound towards Yarmouth. Stay right taking Exit 4 for Hwy 101 westbound towards the Annapolis Valley and Lower Sackville. Stay on Hwy 101 and Exit 20 for Bridgetown. Turn right to drive through Bridgetown continuing for 15 to 20 minutes. Take the right towards Port Royal and continue on this road for approximately 1 mile. A Seafaring Maiden will be on the right hand side, 5287 Granville Road. Please park in front to check in.
Airport
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Halifax, NS, Canada (YHZ) 125 miles
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Directions to property:
From the airport take Hwy 102 westbound towards Yarmouth. Stay right taking Exit 4 for Hwy 101 westbound towards the Annapolis Valley and Lower Sackville. Stay on Hwy 101 and Exit 20 for Bridgetown. Turn right to drive through Bridgetown continuing for 15 to 20 minutes. Take the right towards Port Royal and continue on this road for approximately 1 mile. A Seafaring Maiden will be on the right hand side, 5287 Granville Road. Please park in front to check in.
Area Attractions
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Amusement Park
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Antique Shopping
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Art Galleries
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Beach
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Concert venue
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Gourmet/Fine Dining
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Historical interests
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Live Music
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Movie Theater
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Museum
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National/State parks
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Nature area
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Ocean
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Historic Gardens
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Tidal power station
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Performing Theater
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Picnic area
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Religious Services
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River
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Ruins
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Vineyard
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Winery
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Zoo
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Bicycles
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Bird watching
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Fishing
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Golfing
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Hiking trails
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Kayaking
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Mountain Bike trails
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Shopping
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Sight-seeing
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Swimming
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Water sports
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Amenities
Type:
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Private Home Bed and Breakfast
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Bed and Breakfast
Property highlights
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Antiques/decor
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Business travel
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Christian Travel
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Economical rates
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Excellent views
-

Family Travel
-

Gourmet food
-

Honeymoons
-

Peaceful getaway
-

Romantic escape
-

Weddings
On-site
-

BBQ grill
-

Board games
-

CD player
-

Copier
-

DVD Player
-

Fax Machine
-

Fireplace
-

Library
-

Piano
-

Radio
-

Videos
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Washer/dryer
Guest room(s)
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Alarm clock
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Amenities Basket
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Bath robes
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Desk
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Hairdryer
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Internet Service
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Ironing Board
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Satellite/Cable TV
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TV
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Telephone
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Wi-Fi
Other
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Storage available for outdoor gear
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Use of on-site bikes for guest
Explore A Seafaring Maiden
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Breakfast
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Type: Full
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Time Served: 8:00-9:30
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Serving Location: Dining Room
Special meal options
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Low fat
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Restrictive
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Vegetarian
Additional food services
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Afternoon refreshments
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