Unique Inn with approachable yet eclectic interiors offering an artistically inspired experience for the traveling soul.
Please come and stay with us and learn about the amazing gems that Wolfville and the Annapolis Valley have to offer!
Jen Nicholson,
Inn Keeper
What Our Guests Say
Shane
Eclectic, comfortable, clean and spacious suite. Right next to downtown but street is quiet. I will be happy to stay again.
Helen W
This property is amazing and was exactly what we were looking for in an overnight trip to Wolfville! The Locust & Starr was steps to the main strip in town with shops and restaurants all within walking distance.
Laura
This was my third time staying at the Inn and it was fantastic! I cant say enough good things about Locust and Starr - it's an absolutely wonderful experience and I highly recommend it.
Locust & Starr Inn is the closest accommodation to the center of Wolfville without being on Main Street, located on a quiet neighborhood street. The inn is a 1902 house an eclectic sense of style. Each suite is unique and provides guests with a comfortable place to rest and relax after a day exploring the Annapolis Valley.
Settled in the 1760s by New Englanders, Wolfville is a fetching college town with ornate Victorian homes (some of which have been converted into B&Bs), a lively arts scene, and several fine restaurants.
Acadia University was established in 1838, and its handsomely groomed hillside campus dominate the town, and the student population rivals that of the residents.
The natural setting is impressive, too: after all, the fields here are fertile enough to support a thriving wine industry. That’s due partly to a mild microclimate and partly to an elaborate system of dikes built by the Acadians in the early 1700s to reclaim arable land from the unusually high tides. They can still be viewed along many of the area's back roads. The original Acadians didn’t get to enjoy the fruits of their labor, but their legacy lives on at nearby Grand-Pré.