Dunne's B & B
Nestled in the Heart of Ferryland's Historic District with breath taking view of Ferryland's harbour and historic Isle Aux Bois. Dunne's B&B offers 4 ocean front rooms with private en-suite and is the ideal location for your stay in the area. View from your window, Ferryland lighthouse, now home to ligthhouse picnics, east coast trail runs directly behind on the old railway track, offering a panoramic view of the ocean and community.
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Amenities
3 Rooms with 3 piece en-suite, 1 queen room with 4 piece en-suite, full breakfast, color/cable TV in rooms, wireless internet, ironing board, hairdryer, telephone, DVD player and movies on request, laundry service can be made available, list of attractions brochure in all rooms, within a 2 minute walk of most local attractions, cash or travellers cheque only.
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