Sherbrooke Village Inn

Located on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, the historic community of Sherbrooke is alive with history dating back to the 1860s and beyond. Sherbrooke Village Inn is in a central location that allows our visitors to explore, via day trips, the Bay of Fundy (4 hr), Halifax (3 hr), Antigonish (45 min), and the warm sandy beaches of the Northumberland Shore (1 hr).

The Sherbrooke Village Inn offers 12 motel rooms, 3 housekeeping cabins, and 1 guest house. A coffee maker, mini fridge, air conditioners, satellite TV, private bath, and free Wi-Fi connection are included in all accommodations.

Our rooms are clean, comfortable and affordable, with a peaceful setting to help you get a good night’s rest after a long day of travelling. We have some dog-friendly accommodations. All dogs must be on a leash and not be left in accommodations unattended. There is a charge for all dogs. We ask that you please clean up after your pet.

Our Dining Room

Whether you are staying with us or just passing through, come in and enjoy a home-cooked meal in our licensed dining room. We are open to the public and offer a full-service menu for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, with such items as our very popular fish and chips, homemade hamburgers, pan-fried haddock, seafood chowder, scallops, fresh pork schnitzel, and traditional turkey dinner. Our homemade pies and desserts are a must-try – you will not be disappointed!

Our motel has served such guests as Terry Fox, Rick Hansen, Rita MacNeil, Charlton Heston, The Men of the Deeps, Michael J. Fox, and Roberta Bondar.

During your stay, take the opportunity to explore our local hiking trails, kayak the St. Mary’s River, go fishing, or play a round of golf. St. Mary’s River is the longest river in Nova Scotia and has been voted among the top 10 rivers to canoe in Canada. We are a ten-minute walk from the historic Sherbrooke Village Museum. Also nearby are the St. Mary’s River Association Salmon Museum, Goldenville Mining Museum, and Port Bickerton Lighthouse Interpretive Centre.