Oh when I heard lunch was pizza I figured tour group had to make cutbacks somewhere in the meal…read moreschedule. But oh what pizza. I had to go up for yet another slice! Was it the sea air, the expansive views; surely wasn't my fellow tour companions. I would so like to come back to stay; have to check their rates. Oh yes there was a dessert table of selections, so nice.

Best place in the north shore!! Love the food and the experience and the lodging!!…read moreWonderful location

My partner and I stayed at the Maple Hill Guest House in Prince Edward Island last week and it was…read morean incredible experience. We found it on purpleroofs.com and we were very lucky to have discovered it. We were visiting my partner's nephew who was working on an organic farm on PEI for the summer and our stay at Maple Hill was an added and unexpected pleasure. We had never been to PEI before and did not know what to expect. Mike and Paul are the proprietors and they could not have done more to make our visit more perfect. Their guest house is nestled on the side of a wonderfully landscaped hill with expansive and private views of the green and plush countryside. We stayed in a beautifully converted barn that was spacious, decorated and incredibly comfortable. Their flower garden is absolutely stunning (Paul is a landscape architect) and the "Pidgeonnair" (a little room house located on a private end of the farm) was great for yoga, meditation or just relaxing in a private area. They actually farm and have several cows so the experience was absolutely complete. Breakfast was superb and we had a traditional lobster dinner (the other choice was a harvest farm dinner), that could not be beat. We also enjoyed their company and they even invited us to a concert in a nearby town (in an old church), which just made the trip all the more complete. Stunning, spectacular, fun, quiet, peaceful, beautiful and everything in between. I highly, highly recommend Maple Hill Guest House not only when visiting PEI but also as a destination. Mike and Paul have got it down. We look forward to going back and repeating our incredible experience. Really a true find!!!!!

Eight of us stayed in Cottage #4 and it was not only what it was advertised as but way better! This…read moreis now one of PEI's hidden treasures and we've all agreed to start coming here once a year. The cottage feels like a summer home, is decent driving distance to everything, and has all the facilities you could hope for. Nancy is a great owner and is always relaxed and friendly. She's always busy taking care of something and is available to text / call if you have any questions. This stay was way above our expectations and we wish we were staying longer. I can't wait for next time.

Stayed the night here in preparation for taking the ferry over to Prince Edward Island. It appears…read moreto be the only motel in the area that is not owned by Dolan's, which seemed to have motels, Bed and Breakfast places, and hotels scattered all over Pictou. The motel portion is pretty much what you would expect out of a drive-up motel, and we did not get a chance to look at any of the cottages, though they looked nice. The rooms are clean and served us well for the night. There is no food service, so you will have to fend for yourself for food. Fortunately there are numerous places nearby. Room Amenities: - Cable/Satellite television - Mini-Fridge - Free Wi-Fi There is a supermarket within walking distance of the motel, as well as one of the ubiquitous Tim Horton's that are everywhere. Downtown in Pictou there are a number of restaurants that you can grab a bite to eat at as well.

If you need a clean roof over your head this will due. But for the price I was really disappointed…read morethe beds had seen their best days in the eighties The place has a great location it's old but clean - some new mattresses and a decent pillow would change everything

All in all a very lovely B&B. Welcoming host, a very nice breakfast and good wifi. We also liked…read morethe proximity of the Main Street and received a good dinner recommendation. Would stay there again without hesitation.

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!

This bed and breakfast is one you will definitely get the most bang for your buck…read more Where else can you get a fill your belly breakfast, a good night sleep and great hospitality. Located in the centre of town, it's a good centre point for anyone planning on staying around the centre of the island. Summerside is 10 mins away, Cavendish is about 25 mins away, and Charlottetown is 56 mins away. The host, Herb, is by far the most welcoming host I've met at any B&B I have stayed at. I hope you choose to stay here!

Wonderful big house, delicious breakfast and awesome host! Would absolutely stay in this…read morecomfortable atmosphere again. Romantic getaway or perfect for families with kids!

If you are thinking of going to Sunset Beach Cottages do not WALK IN THE OTHER DIRECTION....RUN!…read moreFirst I must be fair and say that our family rented three cottages there last year and had a family reunion with no problems. We had guests in, a lobster boil on the beach and all was fine. Fast forward to this year and just my wife and I returned as we had enjoyed our stay last year. The first thing that happened to us was when we checked in. Terry the owner who had promised us by email the same price that we had last year, $900 then told us it was $975, so without the email proof of the previous agreement he insisted that we pay the extra $75.00. The first thing that we noticed was that there were many more RV's and Fifth Wheels on the property, probably an increase of about 40%, up from 10 or 12 to about 18 to 20. We enjoyed our stay and walked the beach etc and had my wife's cousin and aunt over for dinner with no issues. Then on Friday we had a gathering of my wife's mother, aunts, uncle, cousins and children, a total of 7 adults and 6 children, five of them under the age of 7 and one 11 years old. This was a pizza party as my mother-in-law brought 4 pizzas and since they are a very Christian family there was no alcohol so the party was a very tame affair. This is when the wheels started to fall off.... Terry came up to my wife, putting a hand over each of her shoulders clearly trying to intimidate her and he then leaned into her face and asked in a low voice "what are all these people doing here? They are not staying are they?" My wife replied that we were just having a pizza party and that there may be two people staying but we didn't know at this time. Later on in the evening I went to put the car windows up and I noticed a letter on the seat of our car. In part it stated that "We do not permit celebrations, on the cottage property, for example: birthday parties, wedding, anniversaries, and/or family reunions. The cottages are not insured for these functions. We have a drilled well, which services the cottages and RV sites; therefore, there is not an overabundance of water. There is a charge of $10.00 per person, per night for a group of more than 4 people, in each cottage." None of this had been mentioned when we checked in and the rules were now being brought to our attention of the fifth day of our stay. Clearly the additional RVs were putting a stress on Terry's infrastructure as his one well could not support the additional numbers. We were told the next day by the people in the cottage beside us that Terry had asked them to take short showers and use the water very sparingly. For nearly $1000 a week I kind of expect water! So...back to Friday night. I met Terry outside as I was getting rid of some recyclables and mentioned that I didn't appreciate the letter dropped off in my car with no discussion and how the rules were being changed in the middle of the game. First he denied any knowledge of the letter until I produced it out of my pocket and then he started getting very animated and aggressive. He was pointing his finger at me and scolding me like a young child. I told him not to point his finger at me and he said he would point his finger at me if he wanted too, at which point I got a little annoyed and dropped an F-Bomb and told him not to point his F-ing finger at me. It was at this point that Terry became completely unglued and clenched his fists, stuck out his chest and leaned into me and yelled "WHAT ARE YOU GOINT TO DO ABOUT IT?" Essentially he challenged me to a fist fight in front of my wife, her mother, aunts, uncle, cousins, children etc...And this guy is in the hospitality industry??? Once that I told Terry that he was being rude he calmed down as I think he realized what he was doing. Needless to say we never saw him again for the last two days that we were in the cottage, but on the flip side he never came by to apologize for his appalling behavior. For my $1000 a week I expect to have as many guests as I like as long as I respect the other guests and respect the property. I also expect to be able to use as much water as I like within reason. Clearly; Terry in an effort to increase his profit margin by adding more RVs is doing so with not enough infrastructure to support the growth and is therefore asking his guests to conserve water and limit visitors. On top of that, this is a guy who on the outside appears to be friendly and affable, but in a second can turn into an aggressive and potentially violent host...and that is why I will never stay at Sunset Beach and Cottages ever again and I recommend that you do not either.

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