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₩526,201 total

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Top Prince Edward Island Hotel Reviews

Rodd Royalty

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and comfortable although noisy the first night due to young people running up and down the hall (I think there was a sports tournament in town). The hotel itself, particularly where our room was in a second floor hallway at the back side of the building, was dingy and not clean. The stair carpets in this area were stained with what looked like vomit or who can say what. Caution if you stay on the second floor in the far left side of the building, as the floor drops down >half a foot from the stair well entrance AND directly outside of your room door. I witnessed numerous people tripping and one person fall as a result of this very weird building design. Both days we stayed, the smell of marijuana was heavy at the back of the building where we entered to access our room. The staff were helpful and pleasant, the breakfast was sufficient and the front lobby was satisfactory. We did not use the pool and would have used the gym, except that the main piece of equipment within was out of order. I would not stay here again simply because I don't think the money we paid aligned with the experience or state of the place."

The Arts Hotel

8/10 Good

"This is a simple, reasonably priced place to stay in Charlottetown. It was a great location with lively entertainment and diverse dining in the surrounding blocks. A few things I wish I’d known before staying on a Friday night: - don’t stress too much about where to park. As of 6 PM, the meters in front of the hotel become free for the weekend! We were able to park right in front of the building for free. - bring earplugs even if you’re not a light sleeper. I can sleep well most of the time but the arcade next door had a DJ dance party with pounding bass that was incredibly loud for us on the third floor. It quitted down at 2 AM but due to the design of the building, all noise carries - as much or more as I’ve found in Caribbean resorts. - there’s no “store” or vending machine or anything, so plan ahead if you want snacks! - while the room is “compact” (picture cruise ship cabin sized) and doesn’t have a nice view, it was a very clean and affordable alternative for us as a couple - at nearly 1/3 the cost of the nearby Delta hotel. Would I stay again? Sure, if the pricing remains good and the purpose of my trip didn’t require me getting up too early. While it was noisy late at night, in the morning we slept until 9:15 since it was pretty quiet!"

Blackbush Beach Resort

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is situated in a beautiful spot, the beach is fantastic, great place to walk and relax; the restaurant Fluke is excellent, the young chef Greg is extremely creative; the hotel is very modern, the room faced the beach and was spacious and comfortable. The problems were a lack of professional hospitality, by which I mean the reception and serving staff seemed poorly trained. The biggest problem for us absence of any good coffee on the premises; no real espresso machine either in the breakfast place or in the room (the coffee maker in the room is not great and does not provide an espresso; replacement with something like Nespresso would be good). To get a decent coffee one has to walk across to the other restaurant Fin Folk Food and that too we were not told until the 4th day of our stay! The breakfast is poorly designed and presented. They seemed to run out of key elements like nuts, berries, some types of bread etc. and the coffee at breakfast is terrible. It would greatly improve the attractiveness of the wonderful facilities and, especially, the location that the hotel has if the management and the service were improved."

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