Finde Hotels in Charlottetown

My fiancé and I had such a great stay at your property last Thursday, June 22nd. we had landed in Charlottetown the night before as my fiancé is an Air Canada crew member and got into our room late. The next morning, we were heading out of the hotel to start out adventure in town when we were happily greeted by Luke. What can I say, he is such a ray of sunshine and his presence as we walked out of the elevator was known. He greeted us with a smile, with attentiveness and was ready to provide an impeccable service. I had asked him about a local map and suggestions and he happily assisted. I would like to say thank you to Luke for continuing to show that hospitality is still an elegant service and that he does it with refinery and elegance. I know people don't usually take the time to write comments anymore, but I do know an appreciation and thank you goes a long way. We will be recommending this hotel to family and friends when we tell them Charlottetown is a hidden gem that needs to be visited. I look forward to staying at your property again in the near future. Best of luck Luke!

I stayed with friends at the Harris House, that is part of The Great George. Let me start by saying that just based on staying at the Harris House, I am very confused how this is a 5 star hotel. It is just a run down house, that they added temporary A/C units to. I would rate the rooms/overall house condition 1 to 2 stars. They really should renovate the entire place. The toilet was already broken when we checked in. It took them over 2.5 days to finally put a temporary fix on the toilet. So for 2.5 days, every time we flushed the toilet, we had to reach into the bowl to manually close the valve and that toilet tank was disgusting to look at and reach into. The wifi barely works in the 3 upstairs bedrooms (constantly disconnects), and the kitchen really only comes with plates and cups, and not really anything to cook with. When we ran out of toilet paper, it took more than 4 hours for somebody to show up with toilet paper. Imagine if we actually ran out while on the toilet!!! Oh and the only phone in the house could never connect to the front desk. It normally wouldn't be a problem except for that I am traveling internationally and only purchased an esim...so every time I needed something, I needed to walk to the main hotel building. Even after informing multiple people about the broken phone, it was never fixed during my 3 night stay. After complaining many times about the various issues, Management came up with solutions that we weren't happy about. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. There are significantly cheaper accommodations in Charlottetown with better breakfast and better service. Also, if you have trouble with stairs, DO NOT book this house. The stairs are super small and I could see people injuring themselves on them.

Es gibt viele Parkplätze. Es gibt zwei Türen im Hotelzimmer, die sehr praktisch sind, um das Auto mitzunehmen. Es gibt zwar keine Zahnpasta und Zahnbürste, andere haben Shampoo und Haarpflege, Hautpflege, ein gutes Hotel.

My husband and I recently got married at the Rodd Charlottetown, and we loved our experience! The staff were incredibly kind and accommodating, going above and beyond to ensure the day went smoothly and all of our needs were met. The price for the services rendered was very reasonable, and the food was absolutely incredible. They helped make the day truly memorable!

Das Hotel liegt 10 bis 15 Minuten vom Zentrum der Stadt entfernt. Die Mitarbeiter waren sehr nett.

Gute Lage, in der Nähe der großen Mall in der Kleinstadt Charlotte, das Zimmer und der Gesundheitszustand sind allgemein, es gibt drei Klimaanlagen-Gastgeber vor dem Fenster, die die ganze Nacht rumpeln, die Fenster können das Geräusch nicht stoppen, das Frühstück ist normal.

My family and I left Toronto on August 28 2023 and arrived in PEI on the 29th having pre-booked a cottage in Tracadie for 2 weeks. The only thing I will say about the cottage is that it was inhabitable. We decided to drive to Charlottetown, find a hotel for one night and return to Toronto. Having stayed at a number of Quality Inns driving to and from Florida, for many years finding a Quality Inn for one night in downtown Charlottetown was a breath of fresh air and what a find! The kindness, warmth and compassion shown to us by Tanya Bevin General Manager and the young lady at reception touched our hearts. Tanya was able to secure two suites for us for one night, one at the Sutherland House and the other at Holland Grove House two separate buildings outside the main hotel. A read on the history of the ‘Inn on the Hill’ and the two buildings is a must. The Inn is within walking distance of virtually everything. The two suites were unbelievably clean with a four poster king size bed, armchairs, desks, A/C, TV, fireplace, bay windows, wood floors and a kitchenette equipped with a full fridge, microwave, table and chairs.The bathroom had a shower etc. and outside the bathroom was a tub with a privacy screen. We had more towels than we would ever use. All the comforts of home, plus. Exactly what we needed for a good night’s rest after a horrific start to our PEI holiday. Tanya, excellent job in selecting, training and mentoring all members of your team. This is what sincere and warm hospitality ought to be. You, Francie, Jenn, Cathy, Sanjeedah, cleaning staff and Mayra in the dining room have shown us just that. Your team has commitment, superior people skills, attention to detail, teamwork, enthusiasm and a great attitude. You and your entire team bring your A-game every day and night and always with a smile. Thank you. . Needless to say, we decided to stay for another week. There is so much to do and see that a week is not long enough. From the quaint villages, red sand and cliffs, lighthouses, beaches, seafood restaurants and bars, some with live music, The Farmer’s Market on Sundays, numerous historical buildings, shopping on Victoria Row, the waterfront, the Anne of Green Gables shop, farms, fishermen bringing in their day’s catch at the North Shore, hiking trails, places of worship and so on. Let’s not forget the gentleness of the Islanders. As Charlottetown has been the birthplace of Confederation since 1864 every street walked, every building and every corner passed envelops you with history. Living in downtown Toronto, I was in awe. So many adventures and more history is waiting for us. We are already planning a return trip to PEI next year.

是一個有特色的house 的一間房。在安靜的社區裏，到市中心開車不到10分鐘。住了一晚，很安靜。門前有停車的地方。空調是一個立式的空調機，應該是老房子沒做中央空調。噪音有點大。好在晚上温度還不錯，沒太熱就沒開。房主是中國人。