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Cardigan River Inn has received the prestigious five star rating from Canada Select. This stately 18-room mansion was built in 1919
by U.S. Senator James P. McNichol for his island bride, Margaret Donahoe of nearby Roseneath.
The inn is one of the best known
homes on the island. It is situated on a private, 26 acre knoll that borders the scenic Cardigan
River and the Confederation Trail. The three-story mansion's striking architecture is a blend of
French and English motifs topped by a ten-gabled roof that flares with daring geometries. Liberal
use of native red sandstone in the first floor decor and three massive chimneys accentuate the
island's natural beauty. We offer a choice of fireplaced suites or guestrooms each with ensuite
whirlpool bath, cable TV/VCR, and telephone. Enjoy a full fireside breakfast in our dining room
and choose from a six-item menu. Socialize in the great room, library, or sunroom. Outside, the
grounds feature magnificent linden trees that are the largest on the island. Local brides from
Cardigan Village often are photographed beneath them. Relax in a comfortable gazebo overlooking
the river. The estate has been featured in local newspaper, book and magazine printings and on
CBC television. We have two luxury suites and two guestrooms available.
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