Cabot Cape Breton

The Promenade essay

What it feels like to stay here

Cabot Cape Breton anchors the Cabot Destinations collection from Nova Scotia, Canada, a portfolio that also stretches to the Scottish Highlands, Bordeaux's Médoc, Saint Lucia and Lofoten Links in Norway. The Golf Villas stand above the lush greens of Cabot Links with the brilliant blues of the Atlantic Ocean beyond, a level of accommodation the resort describes as rare to find yet decidedly easy to appreciate. Award-winning architect Omar Gandhi designed each villa around a modern, open layout and a fully customized kitchen outfitted with premium appliances. Every villa pairs a private deck with an outdoor fireplace against the indoor calm of a freestanding bath. The semi-detached two-bedroom plan measures a spacious 1,335 square feet, framed by panoramas of the ocean and the links. Mornings begin in the open-concept living space and fully equipped kitchen, and the expansive private deck delivers uninterrupted sunset views. In that plan the master bedroom carries a king-size bed and an ensuite with a large bathtub and walk-in shower. A second king bedroom with a detached bathroom makes the two-bedroom villa a workable retreat for family and friends. Larger groups take the detached four-bedroom villas at Cabot Links, 2,297 square feet with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and multiple seating areas. There the master ensuite is large and double-vanity, while the three additional king bedrooms each have attached bathrooms. The four-bedroom layout lets kitchen and living space flow together beneath views of the Atlantic and Cabot Links, with a large private deck suited to entertaining. Practical touches keep a long golf trip simple: cookware and utensils, glasses, dishes and cutlery, a washer and dryer, and a Nespresso machine with a selection of fine coffees. Cabot's own villa pages list rates and reservations, noting that with a variety of options available, staying at Cabot is easy.

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