Tignish Heritage Inn and Gardens

If you read my previous post, you'll remember me saying our accommodations were behind the church. The reason for this is that in the mid 1860s when this place was built, it was a convent for the nuns.

The building is super cool and the gardens were very nice. The garden even had tables in various spots with games like chess, snakes and ladders and battleship.

The only downside is we noticed there had been a water leak in the ceiling at some point in our room and it was looking like it got moldy. It looked like the grout in the shower was getting moldy spots too. Since we settled in already and knew we were checking out early the next morning, we didn't ask to change rooms. If we were staying longer we likely would have tried to switch rooms.

Breakfast was continental. An assortment of cereal, toast and jam, yogurt, fruit, muffins etc. The carrot raison muffin I ate was really good.

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