The room itself was very clean, we did, as ususal, inspect it thoroughly. The view was great, as we could see the fishing boats, the ocean in one direction and the city skyline in the distance. you can tell they tried to pay attention to details in the room. The bed was comfortable. Overall I would recommend it and would stay again. It is basic but the Oceanview rooms are so unique perched above a working fishing wharf.

Entry into stairwell, the carpet looked kinda worn/dirty. It's probably not the best floor covering for the stairs and difficult to keep fresh looking. There was a smell, mothballs? Maybe some cleaner? I'm not sure but we wanted to air out the room and kept a window open for sleeping. To the owners, I would recommend better coffee supplies in the room other than the "brown coffee" powder drink. For your decor, it could be improved easily. Stay will real nova scotia photos, folkart and crafts to make it authentic maritime experience. Not just random ocean themed items from the dollar store.

Wonderful location in the quaint area of Eastern Passge. Next door is a Pizza & more takeout that has the best food you'll find anywhere! This fishing village has a boardwalk along the beach and a wharf-side strip of gift stores. The rooms at the Inn are clean & comfortable with amazing staff & owners. There are only two things I would point out for those who it might affect; 2 sets of stairs to the rooms and no air conditioning. This did not bother us at all, but it could be difficult for others. It is a short drive to both Dartmouth & Halifax. We love this Inn !

Scenic and relaxing location outside of the city. Hosts were very hospitable and friendly. Our room was very clean and bed comfortable. Loved watching the sunsets from our little deck. Great breakfast included with congenial conversation. Always fun to meet and chat to new people over breakfast.

Farther away from the city than we expected but the Inn is located on an easy main bus route (or drive and park) to the Ferry to Halifax. A great option straight to downtown Halifax and the harbour boardwalk if you prefer to avoid the traffic and parking hassles. Limited restaurant options in the Cove area.

The breakfast was typical, location was great, very quaint and comfortable

We liked everything however, some elderly people may have trouble navigating the stairs with their luggage. We were on the 3rd floor. Assistance was offered to us though which was great. Disappointed about not being able to get a fresh lobster from the Restaurant Boondocks which is a short walk from our stay. The bartender told us the lobster tank broke down months ago and was never fixed or replaced. Kind of sad since its a fishing village that attracts lots of tourists.

The balcony view was magnificent! We enjoyed the location a lot. Pay attention, it may seem a bit remote from DT Halifax and the host highlights this fact in their communication. However, we found the location great. If you want to go downtown, it’s easily accessible by car or by bus and ferry. The latter is highly recommended. The area itself offers some restaurants and shops as well as a walking trail by the beach. The breakfasts were good and we enjoyed the opportunity to chat with the owner. The room had everything we needed including a comfortable bed.

The location is perfect if you want to explore Fisherman's cove which has charming gift shops, restaurants, a beach and places to explore. It is only 20-30 minutes to drive by car to downtown Halifax, the price is better and the view at breakfast is fantastic!

Not much, just be aware there is no elevator and the steps may be steep for some people. Where to park was a little confusing but we sorted it out quickly and no issues with parking our vehicle in any of the locations suggested.

Very clean and well laid out accommodations. Super hosts willing to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Continental breakfast was included with our stay and you can get eggs or pancakes made fresh to your liking. Location was very convenient for our purposes and away from the bustle of Halifax. Yet, downtown Halifax is only a few minutes away by car or via a short ferry ride.

The shower water pressure could be a bit stronger and the 3rd floor internet was spotty on occasion.

One of tge cleanest places I've stayed. Friendly and helpful staff. Remote check in and out. Awesome location right next to beach park and restaurants shops at the cove. Walk or take convenient bus everywhere.

Not a big deal to me, but could be for others that there is no sound protection. You hear everything everyone does or says. All Inn guests were respectful of quiet hours, but the neighboring properties were lowd late at night. Again no problem for me but a heads up for others.

Perfect East Coast charm! Eastern Passage is a lovely location just outside/beside Dartmouth/Halifax with fisher families having maintained this community for generations. The Inn is located in the center of the community and directly overlooks the wharf from your balcony. The rooms are lovely and the owners are in the process of getting air-conditioning installed. But who needs A/C when you can open all the windows and fall asleep to the sea breeze! Great restaurant/bar within walking distance as well as multiple giftshops along a walkway. A sand dune boardwalk is also just outside the Inn. The owners are very kind and hospitable with continental breakfast included.

The room was very comfortable. The bathroom was good with a very nice bath. The balcony was lovely with a gorgeous view over the little harbour. The host provided lots of information and sightseeing options nearby. There were plenty of places close by to get a good meal. The breakfast was adequate but a wider choice of cereal and fruit would have been good. The self check in was smooth. the parking was a bit of a squeeze but fine. The tea and coffee on tap was nice but a shame it was only available while reception was open.

it seemed perfectly clean throughout except for the entry and stairs which needed good vacuum and dust to be up to the same standard as the rest of the Inn. it was further from central Halifax than we realised, but that was entirely our fault.