General Policy Statement:

Homeport Historic B&B/Inn c1858 is a non-smoking facility.

Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Travelers cheque, or cash (USD or Canadian) are accepted.

Check in is USUALLY 3:00- 6:00pm, although we can accommodate guests earlier and will accept check in as late as 11:00pm as long as we know in advance. Please call and let us know when to expect your arrival outside the posted hours.

We have a very liberal policy with respect to cancellations and only require a three day notice (noon local time three days before expected arrival*) but we would appreciate that a room is booked only if you are reasonably certain of needing it and if you must cancel a booking you give us as much advance notice as possible.

* Example: For Friday night room you must call BEFORE noon on Tuesday.

We will try to re-rent all rooms. If canceled within three days and we are unable to re-rent the room we will charge 75% of the room rate to the credit card used to secure the reservation.

Check out is generally 11:00am but exceptions are made with notice.

No minimum stay requirements except during large conventions and special events as determined by management.

The credit card used to confirm the room will be verified but no deposit is taken on the securing credit card except during large conventions and special events as determined by management.

One full night deposit is required to confirm reservations of 5 room/nights or more (=one room for five night or five rooms for one night). We will retain 50% if cancelled within two weeks of arrival.

We can accommodate an extra person in most rooms at an additional charge of $15 to $20/night.

Homeport Historic B&B/Inn does accommodate well behaved children but the parents are responsible for their actions and they are not permitted to wander the property unaccompanied.

Pets (quiet, friendly types) are welcome but must be booked in advance to ensure room availability. There are two resident dogs -Digby- a very friendly elderly  Nova Scotia Duck Tolling retriever and a slightly off the wall labrador cross  called Nova.