Blue Forest Lane Bed and Breakfast
14 Blue Forest Lane, Halifax
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Blue Forest Lane Bed and Breakfast Halifax

14 Blue Forest Lane Halifax, Nova Scotia, B4B 1L1, Canada

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“Great Stay at Blue Forest Lane”

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Sep 12, 2011

We arrived late at night but were welcomed by Brent in spite of the late hour. Although he had sent detailed instructions on how to get there from the airport, we were glad to have a Garmin with us because the residential area is now well lit. The B & B is beautifully furninshed and our room (The Garden Room) was exceptionally large...especially the bathroom. Breakfast was at the time of our choice and was delicious. Brent was most helpful in sighseeing hints. The second night another couple from Australia arrived. We had wonderully stimulating conversation with them and the owners comparing and contrasting our 3 countries. Very clean accommodations and a wonderful experience. Highly recommend. Easy access with our car to everyplace we wanted to go.

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