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Liscombe Lodge Resort & Conference Center
Hotel in Liscomb
Twenty-five minutes’ drive from Sherbrooke Village, this lodge features free bike rentals and an indoor swimming pool. Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen cable TV. Beautiful place, clean room, decorated nicely. Haven’t seen anything like this for a while.
The Marmalade Motel
Port Dufferin (Near Sherbrooke)
The Marmalade Motel is located in Port Dufferin and has a garden and barbecue facilities. The motel features a hot tub and room service. At the motel, each room includes a balcony. What a pretty place! Great decor, super modern and fun. Definitely the cutest motel I've ever been in. Great food can be prepared for you too!
Lonely Rock Seaside Bungalows
Larrys River (Near Sherbrooke)
Located in Larrys River in the Nova Scotia region, Lonely Rock Seaside Bungalows provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Peaceful, quiet beautiful area.
Seawind Landing Country Inn
Larrys River (Near Sherbrooke)
Located on 28 acres of land, this inn in Charlos Cove overlooks Tor Bay and the Atlantic Ocean and features an on-site restaurant. An private bathroom is featured in each guest room. Peaceful location in stunning surrounding and excellent food.
What Guests Said About Sherbrooke:
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There is not much in the way of accommodations in Sherbrooke.
There is not much in the way of accommodations in Sherbrooke. We went there to go to the Heritage Village which is very interesting. A lot of the exhibits were closed due to it being mid September when we were there and if was mid afternoon. I would recommend if you are coming for more than a day you book a room at the Village Inn.
Shelley Canada -
The Village was full of friendly people and historic...
The Village was full of friendly people and historic buildings. Very interesting afternoon! The restaurant onsite bakes wonderful bread. I especially enjoyed the “tea party” and learning how to make linen. The Salmon Museum was just down the road next to a trail and across from a picnic area on the river.
Melissa Canada
