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Laurie’s Motor Inn – Cheticamp

Submitted by Kim on Thursday, 24 January 20083 Comments

Laurie’s Motor Inn in Cheticamp, Cape Breton Island has been a great stay for years. I remember taking several motor coaches full of tourists to the warm and comfortable hospitality of Laurie McKeown and his great staff.

Located in the heart of the historic Acadian Village of Cheticamp (on the western slope of the Cabot Trail) Laurie’s has been welcoming visitors since 1938. The McKeown Family are your hosts during your visit to Laurie’s. They invite you to relax and enjoy the unique Acadian experience that Laurie’s Motor Inn and Cheticamp have to offer all visitors.Enjoy our culture, frolic with the whales, enjoy a round of golf at Le Portage Golf Course and savor a fine meal in the relaxing ambiance of our dining room.

Hiking trails galore & do check out all the tour packages including whale watching. And the food? Well how about great Acadian dishes including lobster, crab and mussels .