ACCOMODATIONS
The Mayflower Room
The Mayflower Room captures the essence of warm and inviting English country style, situated on the second floor and boasting magnificent 10-foot ceilings. Delight in the morning sun as you gaze out at the front gardens through the spacious, bright windows. The queen bed is elegantly adorned with luxurious COMPHY LINENS, designed to provide a truly restful night's sleep.
For added flexibility, the Mayflower Room also features an adjoining optional room with two single beds, allowing for up to two additional guests at an extra charge of $50 per person.
Complimentary Amenities
Private ensuite bathrooms
Air Conditioning
Ceiling fans
3-course gourmet breakfast
Bathrobes
Hairdryers
Welcome chocolates in your room
Coffee, Tea and Water 24-hours a day
Fresh baked cookies throughout the day
Roku and Netflix TV
High speed internet
Iron and ironing boards available upon request
Parking
Outdoor space
OUR REVIEWS
What guests are saying
The breakfast was so amazing. We have never had dessert with breakfast. Thanks for making this a home away from home.
We had a lovely relaxing stay here slept like babies and enjoyed exploring beautiful Lunenburg
Ashlea house is a stunning home that has all the charm you could ever want. The rooms are beautifully appointed and have comfortable beds with the most buttery soft sheets I’ve ever slept in All the rooms have private baths. Kim and Ed are wonderful host. We are happy to make recommendations and offer suggestions. The highlight is the breakfast, Which is an event unto itself. The house is walking distance from the harbour and historic downtown area.
From the moment we booked to when we checked out, everything was handled with attention to customer service. The home and rooms were pristine, including the decor. The food was beautifully prepared and presented. Kim and Ed are just topknot host and bring a lively presence to the comfort of the guests. Breakfast is served in the community style, which enhances conversation and interests in fellow travellers.
