Places to stay in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown is the capital city of Prince Edward Island and as such is steeped in history. Visitors can live it up with live theatre, local pubs, festivals and outdoor cafes! Spice it up with fresh seafood, shopping and traditional song and dance! Or just take it easy with scenic waterfront strolls, gallery gazing or antique browsing. Places to eat in the region include The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse, Slaymaker & Nichols Gastro House, Baba's Lounge / Cedars Eatery, and Khoaw Pon Authentic Thai.

We currently have 46 accommodations in and around Charlottetown with other regional listings available for Campsites, Hotels, Inns, Motor Inns and other properties. You can filter listings by the available types:

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Charlottetown is 3 km away from Seaview, 7 km away from Cornwall, 8 km away from Winsloe and 8 km away from Brackley.

Charlottetown is located at longitude -63°7'51.853 and latitude 46°14'17.664.

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• Official website of the City of Charlottetown
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• Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island on Wikipedia

Things to see and do, places to eat in Charlottetown

Brudenell River Golf Course ( Sports / Activity / Golf ). The course and the Rodd Brudenell River Resort complex are noted for hosting some of the finest professional matches, notably the Lorie Kane Island Challenge of 2000 - Canada's first ever womens "skins" game and numerous Canadian Tour events. With age comes maturity and since its opening in 1969, Brudenell continues to receive high praise from visitors and members alike. Rated four stars by Golf Digest Places to Play, which raves "Outstanding, plan your next vacation around it".

Confederation Centre of the Arts ( Theatre / Other ). Located at 145 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. The Confederation Centre is open year-round and showcases the best in the Canadian visual and performing arts. www.confederationcentre.com

Taste Of India ( Dining / Indian ). Located at 129 Kent Street, Charlottetown. Located in heart of downtown Charlottetown, our extensive menu gives you the opportunity to order curry to your liking. We are often complimented for our finest selections, exotic flavours and sensuous aromas of fresh spices. Try us for a great dinning experience, you will not be disappointed. tasteofindiapei.ca

The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 89 University Avenue, Charlottetown. The Old Triangle in Charlottetown offers a wide selection of food and beer, along with regular entertainment. In summer dine and drink outside on the deck. In the heart of Downtown Charlottetown. www.oldtriangle.com

The Charlottetown Festival ( Theatre / Other ). Located at 145 Richmond Street, Charlottetown. Since its inception, The Charlottetown Festival has sought out and commissioned over 66 new Canadian musicals. The most popular and successful of The Charlottetown Festival musicals remains Anne of Green Gables - The Musical. The reading public has long treasured the works of L.M. Montgomery. On July 27, 1965, The Festival brought Montgomery's most popular character, "Anne Shirley", to the stage in a musical by Don Harron, Elaine and Norman Campbell, and Mavor Moore. Since its premiere, over 2-million people have seen Anne of Green Gables - The Musical at The Charlottetown Festival. www.charlottetownfestival.com

Hunter's Ale House ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 185 Kent Street, Charlottetown. With a definite focus on great steak and seafood Hunter’s prides itself on serving Charlottetown’s favorite pub fare, focuses its attention to filling the guests’ belly and to never have a guest leave hungry or unsatisfied. Hunter’s uses only the freshest ingredients and butchers our own meat on the premises; Island potatoes are cut fresh daily to provide the best tasting french fries possible. With our two large outdoor patios, diners are able to experience the hot summer sun and gentle breeze from the Charlottetown Harbour while relaxing with one of Hunter’s famous BIG BEERS in the downtown surroundings. Inside the 130 year structure that once housed a pharmacy you will find a newly decorated oak decor, spacious seating and sliding windows and doors to suit any temperature! www.huntersalehouse.com

Closed or unlisted properties

• Tea Hill Guest House closed or delisted.
• City Gardens Bed & Breakfast closed or delisted.
• Queens Arms Inn closed or delisted.
• Econo Lodge closed or delisted.
• Cornwall Roadhouse closed or delisted.
• Holiday Island Motor Inn closed or delisted.
• Colonial Charm Inn closed or delisted.
• A Garden View Bed & Breakfast closed or delisted.
• Betty & Mark's 'River Winds' closed or delisted.
• Alluring Waterfront Yardarm B&B closed or delisted.
• Number One Grafton Street closed or delisted.
• Dovern B&B closed or delisted.
• Bed Of Roses By The Sea closed or delisted.
• Beside the Trail Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
• The Prince Of Tides B&B closed or delisted.
• The Spillett House closed or delisted.
• City View Summer Home closed or delisted.

Renamed properties

• The Hotel On Pownal at 146 Pownal Street may have been previously known as The Islander Guestrooms and Suites
• Charlottetown Inn And Conference Centre at 238 Grafton Street may have been previously known as Best Western
• Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites at 20 Capital Drive may have been previously known as Best Value Inn
• Quality Inn at 15 York Point Road may have been previously known as Super 8
• Tailor Shop Historic Hotel at 193 Prince Street may have been previously known as Bagnall's Heritage Inn
• The Eden Hall at 12 West Street may have been previously known as Edenhurst Inn