Our Bed & Breakfast is right in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage town of Lunenburg, NS. Our accommodations offer stunning views of the harbour, and our private carpark make our home the ideal place to base yourself for a few days while exploring the beautiful South Shore. We are located between the main shopping and dining streets and a short walk to the harbour.
We have updated the rooms with modern bathrooms while at the same time maintaining the Victorian feel of our registered heritage property. All rooms are equipped with a modern bathroom including thermostatic showers with rainshowers, high. Breakfast is freshly cooked and made with locally sourced ingredients and served in our dining.
We have updated the rooms with modern bathrooms while at the same time maintaining the Victorian feel of our registered heritage property. All rooms are equipped with a modern bathroom including thermostatic showers with rainshowers, high. Breakfast is freshly cooked and made with locally sourced ingredients and served in our dining.
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Kaulbach House has been tastefully restored and is a Registered Heritage Property (c1880). Each of our guest rooms has a flat screen TV, aircon, coffee and tea making facilities, free wifi and en-suite shower room. We also have free on-site parking right in the centre of historic old town, allowing you the convenience of walking from place to place during your stay.
Kaulbach House dates from 1880 but the town of Lunenburg has a much longer history. In 1753, the British founded Lunenburg as their first colonial outpost in Nova Scotia beyond Halifax. Mostly Protestant German, Swiss and French colonists, the settlers participated in a formal lottery, choosing cards to determine the plots of land upon which they would settle and build.
If you are coming to Lunenburg from Halifax or Bridgewater, you should enter the old town along Lincoln Street. Just drive down Lincoln and you'll see our car park at 204 Lincoln Street (We are next door to Lincoln Street Food). If you enter the town from the East, just drive along Pelham until you see Kaulbach House.
Boulangerie la Vendeene - Our bread comes from a certified organic French bakery in Mahone Bay, NS. Arcadia Maple Syrup - Our maple syrup is organic pure grade A, and comes from Tantallon, NS. To begin, help yourself from the buffet to fresh fruit, chilled yogurts and a choice of cereals.
Our hot dishes of the day include homemade omelettes, pancakes, frittata, scrambled eggs and bacon with a variety of side dishes, everything is freashly prepared in the morning and are "cook's choice".If you would like something different from our regular menu or have special dietary requirements, please let us know at the time of booking and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Our hot dishes of the day include homemade omelettes, pancakes, frittata, scrambled eggs and bacon with a variety of side dishes, everything is freashly prepared in the morning and are "cook's choice".If you would like something different from our regular menu or have special dietary requirements, please let us know at the time of booking and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Lincoln Street Food is a modern, coastal, neighbourhood kitchen serving market inspired fresh. Rime is a unique opportunity to enjoy friends, family, and memorable meals showcasing the best. With spectacular views of Lunenburg Harbour and a carefully crafted menu to please a variety of tastes, . The newest fine dinig place in Lunenbur from the same team as Salt Shaker Deli and Fluer de Sel.
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Betsy B.
Jul 09, 2018
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Our one day visit to the Kaulbach House in Lunenburg, was much too short. Its central location and parking lot make it a great find in this very walkable, though hilly town. If you can climb two flights of stairs you can stay in one of two spacious suites on the second floor. Ours had a bedroom and a sitting room with a lovely view over the harbor. The young proprietors have made all sorts of improvements to the historic house including wonderful modern bathroom facilities. Due to an unforeseen change of plans we had to leave early to catch the Digby Ferry before the regular breakfast time but
