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Hotels in Charlottetown
If you’re traveling on a tight budget, there are a number of moderately priced motels situated along the main access roads running into and out of town (namely, rtes. 1 and 2), and also out by the airport. These places are generally basic and clean but with few frills. The university also provides inexpensive rooms, and it comes with the added bonus of providing brand-new units as well as free access to an extensive sports complex.
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Charlottetown Backpackers Inn
This international hostel is set in a typical Charlottetown home, painted grey with red shutters on a leafy residential street. Staff are extremely friendly and helpful and the inn is within walking distance of all the downtown attractions. Room options are many: female-only rooms,…$Around Town
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Fairholm National Historic Inn
This historic inn is one of several historic buildings that have been converted into hotels under the same ownership. The original 7-room inn was once owned by Thomas H. Haviland, a Father of Confederation, so it’s got some historic cred and has been given a national historic…$$Around Town - Hotel
Hotel on Pownal
Take an aging, mid-city motel; completely renovate every unit; add a stylish, urban lobby, lounge, and breakfast room, and you’ve got the hotel on Pownal Street. The decor is subdued and comfortable with pillow-top mattresses and quiet color schemes. Most of the rooms have direct…$$Around Town - Hotel
Rodd Charlottetown
When was the last time you were handed an actual key for a hotel room? You’ll get one at the handsome brick Rodd Charlottetown which, having been built in 1931, comes from the age of luxury railway hotels (just climbing the steps that pass between four pairs of 20-foot columns at…$$Around Town - Hotel
Shipwright Inn
A red brick path leads through quiet gardens to the door of the Victorian-era Shipwright Inn, built by a shipbuilder in 1865. Not surprisingly, rooms are nautically named—Captain’s Quarters, Tiller Flat, Wheelhouse, Navigator’s Retreat—but not overtly themed; there are no tacky…$$$Around Town - Hotel
The Great George
From the outside, the Great George looks more like a string of well-kept heritage homes than the boutique hotel it is. Inside, the early 19th-century buildings are beautifully restored and remarkably welcoming. On the “We’re glad you’re here” side is complimentary wine or craft beer…$$$Around Town - Hotel
The Holman Grand Hotel
The Holman is indeed grand—it’s the tallest building around, with a soaring seven-story central atrium at its heart and swank rooms (think shiny hardwood floors, cushy duvets over excellent mattresses, and walls of windows for light and views). Particularly pleasing are the…$$$Around Town - Hotel
The Hotel on Pownal
Take an aging, mid-city motel; completely renovate every unit; add a stylish, urban lobby, lounge, and breakfast room, and you’ve got the hotel on Pownal Street. The decor is subdued and comfortable with pillow-top mattresses and quiet color schemes. Most of the rooms have direct…$$Around Town - Hotel
University of Prince Edward Island
UPEI’s Performing Arts Centre and Residence is a brand-new, 127-room apartment-style building offering a mix of suites and apartments with twin and double beds and private bathrooms from May to August. Andrew Hall also offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites with a double…$Around Town
