Hotels in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

A little about New Glasgow...

New Glasgow (2001 population 9,432; area population 46,965) is the largest town in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada. It is situated on the banks of the East River, which flows into the Northumberland Strait, and which was once a commercial trade route. New Glasgow together with the neighbouring towns of Stellarton, Westville, Trenton, and Pictou make up the province's fourth largest urban area.

Located near the spectacular coastal shores of northern Nova Scotia, New Glasgow is a town that will reach out to you because it reminds you of coming home, Nova Scotia style.

A river runs serenely through the heart of the town.

The distinctive George Street Bridge escorts you into the Downtown core of New Glasgow and overlooks the Riverfront marina, which is lined with picturesque pleasure craft from May to October. The historic Downtown area features distinctive downtown shops, unique café, intriguing antique shops and enchanting pubs as well as Victorian style lanterns and 19th and early 20th century architecture.

The Samson Trail winds along the riverbed and was built on one of Canada's oldest railway lines.

Several parks throughout the Town provide a peaceful refuge for a stroll or picnic and New Glasgow is just minutes from three championship calibre golf courses, (Abercrombie Golf & Country, Glen Lovat and Linancy Greens), Magic Valley Family Fun Park and the sandy shores of Melmerby Beach with the warmest waters north of the Carolinas.

Accommodations within the town include hotel chains such as Comfort Inn, and Travelodge Suites New Glasgow, locally operated Tara Motel, and a variety of B&Bs to suit any budget.

Downtown is home to some of the finest gift, clothing and antique shops in the area as well as a varied selection of cafes, delis, pubs and restaurants. As the commercial service centre for the county, two commercial corridors complement the downtown and provide visitors with familiar shopping experiences in the form of well-recognized names. Likewise, two shopping centres in the Town, Highland Square Mall and Aberdeen Shopping Centre, provide an additional selection of well-known retail stores. These venues also offer entertainment and dining experiences the latter including fine dining, family dining and quick service.