Glenghorm Beach Resort

We were a group of about 20. We wanted to dine together at the “resorts” bar/restaurant so a few of us asked if we could move a few tables together and would put them back in place before we left. The staff were incredibly unreasonable and rude at the idea. We would’ve been spending a lot of money and understanding that dealing with a larger group is challenging so we always tip well. After a brief argument we ended up sitting outside and ordering pizza. Also it also appears that there have been no updates to the facility in a VERY Along time. Any work that has been done is of very poor quality. They do have very nice towels and the bed was comfortable. The location is very good. The did offer us a group rate but considering the low standard of service and the state of many of the rooms it was still overpriced. I would strongly recommend finding other accommodations on your journey to beautiful Cape Breton.

Out of 5 places we stayed at during our visit to Nova Scotia (including overnights in New Brunswick), this one was the worst. I would say unfit for rental really. The property grounds and their various accommodations are all in a very poor state of maintenance. We had selected this place as our 'base' to explore Cape Breton but decided to relocate elsewhere (Baddeck) - for the better - after only one night.

It was ok, the cottages need severe upgrading. Maybe even a better layout. Need to provide more kitchen items , paper towel , wash and drying towels for dishes etc. smelled like mildew and mold in the cabins and restaurant.

The staff was super nice, check-in was easy and the breakfast was good What we didn't like about the place: everything was pretty old and not very clean, the backyard was shabby and the beds were hard and uncomfortable.

Good location with its own private beach, free breakfast. The room is spacious and clean. The resort seems to be understaffed, there is only one receptionist taking care of all the checkin/checkout as well as guest request, and only one waitress for breakfast service

This property is avaolutely adorable and the staff were so friendly and accommodating! This was out first ever trip to Cape Breton and the staff definitely made it a warm and welcoming experience. On top of that, the cabin was beautiful and falling asleep and waking up to the sound of the ocean was amazing. 10/10, thank you!!

The grounds were spacious and lush. Right on a tranquil beach at which sunrise was amazing Pub below restaurant was fun and attracted interesting patrons. Front desk was flexible and accommodations re: our room. Breakfast was just continental. I like a bit more options.

Even though the owner had stated that this is their 2nd year management and the property had not been maintained well during Covid-19, our stay experience was indeed affected by many negative factors.

It pains me to have to write this review. Four of us booked this site for a cottage overnight stay. Before we entered the cottage we knew we would not stay there. Moldy windows, interior worn out and shabby, entrance step was a tripping hazard with very small treads, and debris on the grounds from a storm that occurred 2 years previous. The whole complex shouted ‘run’ but when we went to the desk the woman there was seriously nice and offered a ‘suite’ in a newer building at the same rate. OK - we decided to stay because it was around 5:00 PM and the accommodation looked a little better. Very spacious but not clean. We moved a sofa so the 4 of us could have a better conversation and found a dirty black crumpled sock, a Cheerio and mega dirt. Beds were good. Bathrooms were just OK but convenience features such as mirrors were oddly placed, jacuzzi tubs that did not work and the list goes on. Old carpeting that has not been cleaned in many years. I wonder where Provincial inspectors are! This ‘resort’ (used loosely) should be closed and mostly demolished. Please do not stay here. Our rate was almost $260.00 and we consider it money poorly spent but more than that the experience was a downer for our trip to Cape Breton. Barb, Del, Barb and Gary.