This is an older building. It's more like a motel with a very confusing layout…read more I was on a group tour with breakfast included, but the offerings were so limited, I didn't eat. For protein, they had an egg casserole with peppers (which I don't eat) and link sausage (which I also don't eat). They had a few hard boiled eggs the first day, but was out of them on the 2nd day. Oatmeal was in packets that you add water to. Some bread and crappy pastries. I do not recommend--there must be better places in Charlottetown.

Dated hotel. Great location. Stairs, stairs stairs. Friendly front desk service. Free 1 drink happy…read morehour every afternoon. Entire area seems kinda clean & safe. Homeless area. View out my window was boarded up building, with carts, blankets, etc + people living there

Location, location, location! Across the street from the basilica and walking distance to…read moreeverything in town. We were wowed by how beautifully remodeled our unit was. It was the first floor of a home at the rear of the inn itself. It was modern and bright with a large living room area with office desk, a screened slider out to the rear private patio/flower garden, full sized kitchen, washer/dryer, king bedroom, large well appointed bathroom with lots of hot water. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Warm cookies were provided each afternoon, weekday receptions with free beer and wine and a great breakfast each morning served in the front lounge area of the main inn.

I was in the great George hotel as a long time residence guest. It was wonderful. The reception…read moreoffice holders were so kind and supportive. The hotel has awarded the word luxury hotel. The lobby is do beautiful and in fact the hotel is boutique

I stayed here this past Thursday Night with my girlfriend. We had booked the Sweet Dreams room a…read morecouple of months earlier and whenever we walked in there was no record of that. However, we were told that the Sweet Dreams room was still open. After looking at it and then another open room, Country Charm, we decided to stay in Country Charm since it had a bigger bed. The room itself actually consisted of two rooms, both with beds and then a bathroom en-suite. The bed was comfortable and the room was nice but overall the room was a bit chilly. There also was not a TV in any of the rooms and they did not have free wireless internet. The breakfast in the morning was pretty good. There was both cereal and oatmeal sitting out that you could take at your convenience and Laura our hostess was pouring us both coffee and orange juice. The first course of the meal was a fruit cup of sorts that had some blueberries and melon in it. It was decent but the main course was where this breakfast shined. We got a quiche of sorts that tasted wonderfully, especially with the salsa. The conversation with the many other guests at the breakfast table was pleasant as well. The bottom line for me is that I might or might not stay here if I come back in the future. Laura was incredibly nice, the breakfast was good and the cost was nice but I feel like we could have done better.

This was a lovely location hidden behind the piping school. The breakfasts were tasty and filling…read more The room was nicely done. We felt very welcomed.

The Colonial Charm Inn was a great place to stay while in Charlottetown. Upon entry, the age of the…read morebuilding is really noticeable, but it adds to the small town vibe and experience. Check-in service was superb and we were greeted with a mini tour of the inn and given a map with popular spots around the city. There was also a fresh batch blueberry muffins waiting for us that were to die for! The room we got was good and a bit dated, but given that we were only there to sleep it did it's job! Breakfast the next morning was a lovely plated meal with a yogurt parfait, quiche, and fresh fruit. We didn't know what quite to expect when booking here, but wished we added another day to our stay. Maybe next time!

We planned a major 20-day European vacation for our 25th wedding anniversary, but due to some…read morepersonal reasons we had to cancel and find something more local. My wife quickly reviewed some bed and breakfasts in Prince Edward Island and managed to find the very accommodating Colonial Charm Inn. We were to leave Sunday morning, but were still undecided Friday night. Colonial Charm Inn agreed to hold our room until noon the next day when we would know better whether we could go. Luckily, we were able, and that was the beginning of a very memorable and pleasant 3-day stay at Colonial Charm Inn. At the moment of arriving, we were greeted by Jeff, who immediately made us feel at home. He was very friendly and helpful with any requests or advice that we needed during our stay. The Inn is an older home adorned with antiques, prints, and even a suit of armour or two! The decorating may not appeal to everyone, but we like the historic atmosphere. There was parking in the front or rear of the building. And because, we had expensive bicycles on the rack of our car, they allowed us to store them inside, so we need not strap and lock them on the car every night. Very convenient and safe. We were booked in The Charles Henry Foster Room. An en suite and balcony! The room was perfect. The antique 4-poster bed may not be the perfect comfort for some, but we were fine with it. Let's face it, it's not a high-end hotel. It's the high-end hospitality and charm that was worth every penny. The following morning we met Shelly, Melanie, Hannah, Reg ... and the friendliness and special attention continued. Everyone was very cordial and relaxed. They prepared a wonderful breakfast every morning during our stay. All very fresh and homemade. During our cycling excursions, sight-seeing, and dining out experiences, Reg and Shelly were equipped us with all the maps, brochures, as well as, great advice and recommendations. They could not have made it any easier for us, especially our 25th anniversary dinner arranged and booked for us at The Delta. That was one of (maybe the top two!) culinary experiences we had in our well-travelled lives. (Maybe another review for them) Thank you everyone at Colonial Charm Inn! We can not thank you enough.

We had a 2 bedroom cottage that was very clean and comfortable. The grounds were well kept, and the…read morestaff was friendly. The water pressure in the shower was good, and the kitchen was stocked with the basics.

We stayed here this summer for the 100th anniversary of Anne of Green Gables. We stayed in a…read morewonderful cottage w/my sister-in-law+husband and mother/father-in-law. It was large and roomy with nice kitchen and living room areas. The breakfasts were fresh and delicious and different each morning. When we booked, we did it as a package and also got books, passes to several attractions/museums and tickets to 2 musicals. The location was perfect. We were able to get to most of the places we wanted to go quickly and easily. I would definitely recommend staying here again.

Recently enjoyed a wonderful birthday lunch here with family - 4 adults and 2 youngsters. It was…read morequiet on a recent Sunday so we were lucky to get all the attention. This is a family-run business, and everyone was super pleasant. I tried the lobster sandwich with a lime-mayo, very tasty. The peach lady cocktail was excellent. Most of us got the corn chowder with a freshly seared scallop as our side dish as it sounded delicious - and it was. We wrapped up with the special dessert of the day, a peach-rhubard crisp, and were glad we got two portions to share among us as it was wonderful! The portions are not too big, which is great as the quality is very high. Everyone was very pleasant and the Inn is lovely to stroll through. Next time I'd like to sit with a beverage in the cosy Stanford's Lounge area, where it looked like an old time gentlemen's club or the like, with dark wood and leather. This place has a number of fabulous spots to discover.

It hurts me to give this place only three stars, because I really did want to give it five. It had…read morebeen several years since I'd been and had memories of some great meals. I was looking forward to taking my parents here for their anniversary dinner. Alas, I think we hit it on a bad night for the kitchen. We made reservations for 6:00. When we arrived there were a few people on the outdoor patio and a table of 8 to 10 in the back "porch" who were waiting on dessert. Not sure how many people were in other areas. There was a table of two came in shortly after we arrived. Our server was very cheerful but seemed harried. There were long gaps between seating, getting menus, ordering drinks, ordering food and most especially receiving food. When we inquired about the wait we were told the kitchen was backed up and second basket of rolls was offered. My husband and I shared a caesar salad to start, it was smaller than I expected and was okay, nothing special. And then the wait for entrees. Inquired again and told our dinners were being plated, another 5 - 10 minutes pass. My husband and I receive our meals but no sign of my parent's meals. Another 5 - 10 minutes and my parents receive their meals. We were later told their meals were late because they had to switch the potato sides. I had the coconut curried chicken. It was tasty but the rice seemed like regular long grain white rice, not the green jasmine rice listed on the menu. My husband had the ginger beef and thought it quite tasty. Dad had the pan fried oysters and mom the almond crusted chiken. Both were good but they obviously didn't arrive fresh off the stove. Our server did check in on us while eating our entrees and after. After, I said the meals were good, once they arrived. She asked if they could compensate us, maybe dessert? No, we didn't want dessert. Nothing else was offered as compensation so that was it. We paid and left. After so looking forward to the meal, it was a big disappointment. I can appreciate that any kitchen can have an off night, I just wish it hadn't been this night.

The motel located conveniently off TC-16 with white horse statue and white carriage displayed in…read morethe front of the motel. Didn't expect much but we were pleasantly surprise that the owner gave us some discount and even place us in the quiet section (little further in the back) away from the highway. The pillows, sheets, blankets and towels are clean and smell good. The bed firm enough to cushioned our tired bodies after long driving. So we slept like babies. The kitchen and utensils are well used but fully functional. There is a small fridge to keep our foods and drinks cold, a small microwave to quickly warm up couple slides of pizza, a electric fan to rid of cooking smell, dish washing soap available for us to clean up after ourselves. The price to value made our stay more enjoyable.

4.5 stars I'm really…read moreglad that we chose this hotel out of all the ones I found online. Jacob helped us check-in and even assisted with taking one of our suitcases up to our room. Once we were settled we inquired about dining options and he marked them on a map of the area. In the morning the manager, Rod, was able to help us narrow down some places we could visit during our stay in Charlottetown and on our last morning he suggested a route for us to take getting to Cape Breton. He even told us to call the hotel if we had any issues in finding our way there. Our room was located on the top floor, same side as the front of the hotel. It was a decently sized room with a desk, tv, armchair and closet. The bathroom was a decent size but the shower stall was quite small and the water took a long time to warm up. Our on last morning we let the manager know that we enjoyed our stay but that the mattress was way too soft for our liking and he let us know that he's heard the same comment from other guests and that the mattress is actually new. In our section of the hotel there were a few rooms with a (small) common kitchen, dining table and a sitting area. Within the whole hotel there were a few common sitting areas both indoor and outdoors. By the front entrance there were coffee and ice machines along with filtered water. Breakfast was served in two dining rooms. There was all the makings of a continental breakfast (toast, juice, coffee, tea, yogurt, cereal) and servers would come by periodically to take orders from their menu and remove plates. There was a selection of six items to choose from and most came with locally grown potatoes (omelette, scrambled eggs or tofu, eggs benedict, oatmeal, waffles). Portions aren't big but if it's not enough then it's easy to grab some toast or yogurt to go along with it.

The cutest B and B there ever wash they take such good care of you here! We got in a little after…read more10 pm and were able to check in fine! Our room was so big, had a kitchenette and a balcony. The bathroom worked great, the shower pressure was wonderful and the whole facility was clean, quaint and just beautiful! Breakfast that was served was hearty and generous and the location can't be beat! This is in the heart of Charlottetown!