Cabot Cape Breton

Cabot Cape Breton sits on over a mile of sandy beach on the Cape Breton coast, with the Atlantic Ocean shaping the stay from the property itself.

Photo of Cabot Cape Breton by Jon Eastman on Google Maps

Cabot Cape Breton is a resort in Inverness, Cape Breton, built around golf, dining, and oceanfront lodging rather than a small inn format. The setting is a major part of the stay: the property is positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the town of Inverness, so the resort feels tied to the shoreline instead of being only a place to sleep after a day out.

Rooms are modern and include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen HDTVs, iPod docks, desks, fridges, coffeemakers, and spa-style showers. Upgraded rooms add either soaking tubs or private balconies, so the room choice matters if a bathtub or outdoor space is part of the trip.

The stay works well on site because Cabot Cape Breton has free parking, breakfast available for an extra charge, and dining in the resort. Panorama serves breakfast with both à la carte and buffet choices, and the resort also includes a bar and a pub with local craft beers, which helps keep meals and drinks within the property.

Golf is central here: the resort includes Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs, with 46 holes in total. That makes the property especially strong for travelers choosing Cape Breton for a golf-focused stay, because the lodging, courses, food, and parking are all part of the same resort experience.

Cabot Cape Breton in 360°