Alma Shore Lane Suites & Cottages

We stayed with another couple in Ocean Drive Cottage for a weekend. The cottage was clean and well set-up but was missing a few items such as dish detergent, ice cube trays etc. Overall, our biggest complaint was that this small cottage is across the street from a lobster pound and next to a food truck. The lobster pound was especially noisy all night with compressors operating. We would not recommend this for a quiet get away, and it is not technically ocean front.

Great location central to everything n town . We stayed in the lookout with 2 couples & made it our base for 4 days . Wonderful people and very comfortable accommodation. Only 40 km to Hopewell rocks and adjacent to Fundy National park . Local food and people are great . Will definitely be back

We stayed in The Lookout suite on the 2nd floor. It had two bedrooms and 1 1/2 bathrooms. Kitchen had everything we needed. I was able to email with a question and received an answer very fast. We did not meet the owners but had a lovely welcome sign at our door. Was able to walk out a short distance to get to the Bay of Fundy. At low tide you could see and walk out so far it was amazing. Our suite was so roomy and comfortable. Would recommend.

We selected Alma Shore Lane Suites and Cottages based on availability; there aren’t a lot of places to stay in Alma, even when booking over four months out. Our “suite” was the Lobster Den. Not really a suite, more of an average size, basic motel room with a small sofa and a barely functional kitchenette. The “kitchenette” included a small dorm size refrigerator, which was very noisy with constant near death sounding thuds, gurgles, and wheezing; a small under powered microwave; and a barely functioning Krueg coffeemaker (not a Krueg fan). A good amount of flatware, glasses, bowls and plates are provided, but no counter space for preparation. There isn’t a kitchen sink, so water would normally be sourced from the bathroom, except Alma is under almost constant boil water restrictions, so a five gallon water dispenser is provided. It’s easier to get water for kitchen use from the dispenser, but it took up the only possible kitchenette working space. The bathroom is small and basic with no counter space. The Lobster Den has NO air circulation to speak of and no air conditioning. Windows barely open and one wouldn’t close. ( I will also note, even though we we were there in stifling summer heat and humidity, I saw no source of room heating, except maybe the fake plug-in electric fireplace . ) A provided floor fan was broken.