The Train Station Inn  

Experience Nova Scotia’s Railway heritage brought to life in this award winning Country Inn. Accommodations are in private railway cars restored into deluxe suites, as well as the former stationmaster's residence on the second floor of the train station. A Railway dining car for evening meals, a vice royal lounge car for relaxing, a museum cafe and a gift shop are all available on site nestled beside the Tatamagouche Bay along the old rail bed now the Trans Canada Trail.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Fridge, Microwave, Coffee Maker, TV, Cable, Wireless Internet, and more...

Cancellation Policy: 48 Hours

Pets are welcome. Children are welcome.

Breakfast: A full breakfast is served Muffins & scones | Bacon & eggs | Blueberry pancakes | Orange Acadia Toast

Driving Directions: Amherst 1 hour Pugwash 30 minutes Jost Winery 15 minutes Pictou 45 minutes PEI Ferry 45 minutes Cape George turn-off 1 1/4 hour Antigonish 1 1/2 hours Canso Causeway 2 hours Baddeck 3 hours Truro 45 minutes NFLD Ferry 3 3/4 hours Halifax Airport 1 1/4 hour Halifax 2 hours Moncton, NB 2 hours

Local Area Attractions: The village of Tatamagouche is located on the Sunrise Trail along the shores of the Northumberland Strait. It has a population of 600 and is a thriving tourism community boasting art galleries, museums, craft shops, restaurants, cultural center, marina, etc. The Train Station Inn is located on the edge of this quaint village. The old railbed runs along the river's edge next to the village. It is ideal for hiking, cycling, walking and bird watching. The village is only minutes from Golf Courses, Beaches, Jost Vineyards, Ski Wentworth and the Sugar Maple Woods. 45 minutes to 1 hour will put you in the major centers of Truro, Pictou, Amherst, & Stellarton. Halifax is under 2 hours away.

Onsite Activities: The century old Train Station was restored in the 1980s with furnishings reflecting its railway past. The station itself and its spacious cabooses offer a unique Bed & Breakfast experience. The cabooses started arriving in 1994 and date from 1911 to 1978. Each of the cabooses has been renovated into deluxe accommodations reflecting the age of the railway car. Queen size beds, fireplaces, air-conditioning, tv, railway memorabilia and private baths are just some of the amenities in the cabooses. The Station has been restored with three bedrooms, private baths, a parlor, sitting rooms, balcony & kitchenette all in the original Stationmaster residence on the second floor. On the first floor a railway museum café & gift shop are in the men's and ladies' waiting rooms and the telegraph room is now a museum.

Seasonal Info: April 1st to Oct 31st