The Arts Hotel
3 StarsCity Cinema basement theater, Salvador Dali Café dining
City Cinema basement theater, Salvador Dali Café dining
Casual dining at Wally's Restaurant, Interactive family games room
Seasonal heated outdoor pool, Relaxing in-room jetted tubs
Maritime charm with Asian influence, Relaxing outdoor sun terrace
Panoramic harbour and city views, Indoor pool with waterfall feature
Three-tier outdoor relaxation terrace, Historic 1878 redbrick architecture
Historic heritage house suites, Versatile event meeting rooms
Upper-floor city and nature views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern island-base concept
Panoramic rooftop garden terrace, Heated indoor pool and sauna
Historic Victorian heritage charm, Spacious executive king suites
Harbour view window seating, Heated indoor lap pool
Modern boutique heritage concept, On-site fitness and laundry
Modernized coastal retreat concept, Central Capital Drive location
Historic National District streetscape, St. Dunstan's Basilica proximity
Observation deck with panoramic views, Proximity to Prince Edward Island National Park
Modern cottage accommodations, Family-friendly policies
Victorian-style rooms with antiques, Rooms with whirlpool tubs and balconies
Osprey nest viewing, Indoor swimming pool and sauna
King suite with spa tub, Shared outdoor terrace
Historic multi-building property, Pet-friendly accommodation
Historic 19th-century building, Select rooms with spa baths
Themed Anne of Green Gables rooms, In-room wellness amenities
Historic convent and school conversion, Quiet downtown Charlottetown setting
City views from accommodations, Historic building charm
Historic Victorian architecture, Central Charlottetown location
Tranquil ocean-view setting, Guided cycling and walking tours
Restored historic home ambiance, Family-friendly kitchenette suites
Traditional restaurant with diverse cuisine, In-room spa baths
Overlooking Wright's Creek, Private outdoor patio and balcony
Individually decorated rooms, Rooms with fireplaces and whirlpool tubs
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Elegant rooms with whirlpool tubs
Gourmet gastro house dining, Record player equipped rooms
Eclectic, period-inspired interior design, Charming garden and terrace
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Delight in the city’s historic charm at one of their seasonal celebrations. Take in one of the many historic sites on a guided walking tour, or enjoy a show presented by a world-class theatre group. Indulge in the seaside city’s selection of locally-sourced shellfish at one of the area’s exceptional restaurants. Stay at a cosy bed and breakfast, or choose among the city’s other unique accommodations.
Situated on Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown is the province’s capital and is known for its rich history which is still celebrated today. Members of the French military settled in the area in 1720, and it has been growing in prominence as a symbol of Canadian heritage ever since. In fact, the birth of the nation originated in the city, as the 1864 Charlottetown Conference was the first of many conferences that led to the establishment of Canada. Thus, it is still known today as the “Birthplace of the Confederation.” If you’d like to discover more of the nation’s history first-hand, one point of interest where you can start is the Government House, a colonial mansion that has housed lieutenant governors since the early 1800s. You can enjoy a tour through the sprawling building during July and August. Or, stroll by Beaconsfield Historic House, a Victorian mansion with stunning elegance. To fully immerse yourself in the city’s past, embark on the guided walking tour led by The Fathers and Ladies of Confederation, who dress in period costume and will take you past the Province House National Historic Site.
If you’re seeking accommodations that have as magnificent a history as the city itself, consider booking a room at Charlotte’s Rose Inn, which dates back to 1884, or the Dawson House Bed and Breakfast, which was constructed in 1852. Of course, there are also plenty of modern hotels in Charlottetown which will still put you in close proximity of the city’s best historic sites and attractions. Outside the downtown area, you’ll also find quaint cottages and cabins, where you can enjoy a tranquil stay in the quieter outskirts of town.
The Confederation Centre of the Arts is the city’s premier location for visual and performing arts. There, you can enjoy a show or musical performed by Canada’s leading theatre talent, or browse through the breath-taking pieces of artwork on display at the gallery. Anne of Green Gables – The Musical is one of the centre’s most popular shows, and has been capturing audiences for nearly half a century. If the arts in Charlottetown are your number-one priority, be sure to stay at hotel that’s central to the arts centre. Once you’ve had your fill of the arts, you can make your way to Point Prim Lighthouse, which was constructed in 1845. Or, picnic at Victoria Park, a waterfront greenery that’s perfect for taking a relaxing moment to enjoy the city’s splendour.
Charlottetown is known for its ample array of festivals, including the Charlottetown Festival, a yearly theatre event that takes place in the summer months, from June through September. Throughout the winter months, the city comes to life with its Christmas celebrations. During the Victorian Christmas Weekend, you can stop by the market where crafters and vendors sell their finest handmade gifts, carollers fill the air with the sounds of the season, and free horse and wagon rides are offered to visitors. If you’re lucky, you could even catch a glimpse of Father Christmas himself! Many of the city’s hotels and motels offer discounts during the event, but be sure to book in advance to reserve your accommodations. If you can’t visit for Victorian Christmas Weekend, the Wintertide Holiday Festival is another unmissable celebration which runs from mid-November until early January.
With its seafront location, Charlottetown restaurants have prime access to fresh seafood, including oysters, mussels, lobster, and more. Thus, seafood lovers will delight in the town’s vast selection of restaurants serving fresh-caught specialities. For guests preferring land fare, there are also well-rated international restaurants, including German and Italian eateries, which you can be enjoyed in the area. If you have a sweet tooth, be sure to stop in Anne of Green Gables Chocolates, where the store’s famous chocolate-covered potato chips are made fresh before your eyes.
Leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind as you surround yourself in nature along the Confederation Trail. Spanning 400 kilometres, these trails are perfect for cycling and walking and will put you among Prince Edward Island’s most exquisite natural scenery. Charlottetown is also home to a number of golf courses, including Belvedere Golf Club, Fox Meadow Golf & Country Club, and Golf Prince Edward Island. Locals and tourists alike enjoy the area’s ample selection of winter sports, including snowshoeing and snowmobiling. However, if you prefer to maintain your fitness in the warmth throughout the harsh winter months, there are many hotels with their own indoor fitness centres nearby.
In Charlottetown, you might want to check out The Arts Hotel, Rodd Royalty, Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites Charlottetown, Sherwood Inn and Motel Charlottetown. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Charlottetown, you might want to explore Rodd Royalty, The Great George, Shipwright Inn, Fairholm Boutique Inns. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Charlottetown with your family, you could look at Rodd Royalty, Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites Charlottetown, The Holman Grand Hotel, Suites of Euston. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels The Arts Hotel, Rodd Royalty, Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites Charlottetown, The Holman Grand Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Charlottetown, check out The Holman Grand Hotel, Rodd Charlottetown, Delta Hotels Prince Edward, The Great George – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.