3 Best Hotels in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Housed in a historic converted convert, this fairly new hotel is dripping with old-school elegance. Suites are spacious and beautifully outfitted, bathrooms are gorgeous, and those with kitchens are fully equipped with everything you need for longer stays and families. This property feels like it should be way more expensive than it is, and offers great value for families. 

Tranquil and retaining its historic elegance, this 1889 inn, once the home of a provincial premier, sits at the end of a tree-lined lane in a residential neighborhood and claims, with some justification, to be the inspiration for a house described in Anne of Green Gables. Designed by architect W.C. Harris for the grandson of shipping magnate Samuel Cunard, Elmwood has been faithfully restored to reflect its Victorian pedigree. Exhibit A is the grand dining room where gourmet breakfasts are served by candlelight. Some rooms have claw-foot tubs and original working fireplaces. A second-floor common area boasts another fireplace plus a balcony, stocked guest refrigerator, and a collection of classic films.

Sitting atop the Confederation Court Mall, the 10-story structure's upper floors provide sensational views; lower ones, connected to both the mall and Confederation Centre of the Arts, offer indoor access to city amenities. Rooms throughout have a contemporary look and the minimalist style is enhanced by pops of color and natural light from large windows. Fitness fans will appreciate the pool and well-equipped gym. The on-site Redwater Rustic Grille, specializes in naturally raised meats and fresh seafood.