When I first entered the room I thought to myself that eleven year old orphan Anne Shirley with her carpetbag would have appreciated it more than I did. Had we come without luggage it would have been easier. The closet hardly merits the name and you end up with almost everything in suitcases. I don't dare use hotel drawers anywhere.... More

Stayed here for five nights. Charming and comfortable. Staff very helpful. Room was very large with 'old-fashioned' furniture to continue the old-charm style - but with all mod cons - Wi-Fi, TV etc. Bathroom a little on the small side - but great power shower. Not too sure about wallpaper in a bathroom though! Lovely walk-in wardrobe, and huge writing... More

Charming ex railroad hotel tastefully up to date on facitities. Rooms good, comfortable and clean. Got several good nights sleep despite Jet Lag Good bars and restaurants close by in walking distance Only let down was speed of service. Sometimes excellent sometimes slow. All in all a good place to stay

This hotel has a great charm inside/out. The rooms are clean, quiet with comfortable beds and screen windows allowing nice PEI fresh air in the room. The room décor has much of the original early 20th century flair including my favorite: A deep relaxing antique style tub. And to top it off: Reasonable prices year round, A great friendly staff... More

My Husband and I and My Brother and sister-in-law went for and escape weekend. We did the dinner theater package. This is a beautiful Hotel built in early 1930's. Room was quiet and was nice and clean. We got a corner room so we had a view from 2 different sides of the hotel. We had a lot of fun... More

Stayed here on two separate occasions recently. Staff was more than accommodating, including requests for room selection even though I had booked on priceline. Probably some of the best hotel staff I've encountered. Hotel is very well kept but still has all the charm of days gone by. Great food in the restaurant downstairs. My only complaint was regarding power... More

A CPR hotel, not unlike the Royal York, but obviously on a much smaller scale. To be honest, probably nicer than the Royal York in the sense that the common areas, particularly on guest room floors, maintain a proper state of old elegance, cleanliness, and repair (the Royal York is old and faded in many respects). The rooms are tiny,... More

It was a very busy weekend with many hockey teams staying there but it never stopped the staff from making it a very enjoyable stay. They gave each child a mini-stick and had a conference room where they could play hockey and also a place for parents to socialize. The only thing we found was the room was a little... More

I stayed at this hotel for work. It was built in the 50's and has been renovated quite a lot since but they have kept a lot of its charm such as original wood in the rooms and old style bathrooms. There is a lovely restaurant at the hotel as well as a dinner theatre which I am told is... More