Stanley Bridge Country Resort

"Fine but dated No elevator"

Swept Away Cottages

"This was our 5th year staying at these cottages with a large group. There are 14 families who always look forward to this vacation. Unfortunately, this will be our last year. One of our friends happened to be on her period and bled onto the sheets. She went to the desk, apologized and asked for new sheets. On the last day her credit card was charged $500 for damages. Keep in mind their “towel and bed sheets” policy on their website is only $100 if the stain can’t be removed. Not only did Jennifer charge her card, she proceeded to shame and embarrass her at the front desk. She claimed she didn’t understand how my friend could allow something like this to happen? There have also been multiple occasions of credit cards being charged without authorization. We have brushed this off as we have enjoyed our vacations, but reading other reviews it seems that this is common practice here. 0/10 recommend you book here."

Barachois Inn

"I can't say enough praise for the Barachois Inn and the Macdonald family who runs it. We have been there multiple times on our summer visits to see our son and his family nearby and each time we have been welcomed as family. Breakfast is great including the chats with other visitors and the cooking of Andrea Macdonald. Enjoy! Rick and Amy"

Shining Waters Country Inn

"I stayed one night. The staffs were nice and helped us to enjoy trip there."

Dutch Inn

Shining Waters - Ingleside Cottages

Fairholm Boutique Inns

Dalvay by the Sea Hotel

Sundance Cottages

"Nice kitchen, dining area, and view in the 5 bedroom cottage. Close to the pool and office. Beware of a language barrier. We asked for a change of towels and it took a good 5 minutes for them to understand. If you’re looking for accessible, find another cottage. When we went, the hosts were made aware of accessibility issues and we were told “we have a ramp and a new shower on the main floor.” The ramp is not accessible. There is a good 6 inch drop at the end of it and only one side has a railing (wobbly, but it’s there). The shower did not have any grab bars. If you have no mobility issues, great place to stay. Otherwise, I’d suggest going somewhere else. (Also, it seemed like they’re in the midst of renovations with this cottage - one room had no lights in the sockets and there are so many outlets everywhere.)"

Inn at the Pier

Blue Crest Cottages

"We stayed for four nights on our first time in PEI. Blue Crest wasn't a "destination" in itself, but it was a great base for our travels. We had a 2 bedroom cottage. Some thoughts: - The owners are great hosts: very kind, friendly and passionate. Our door lock broke and was quickly repaired by the owner. -The location is perfect, close (but not too close) to Cavendish and all parts of PEI national park, and in the center of the island if you want to explore either the eastern or western shores. -Don't believe other reviews that state you need to clean the cottage prior to check out. This is NOT the case. There is a sign on the inside of the cottage that indicates this, but this is from the prior owners and NO LONGER APPLIES. (Note to owners: remove the sign.) -Cottages are comfortable; they could definitely use a renovation but I'm sure the owners are working on it. Lousy towels, and some smelled like they were sitting around too long without being freshened. Shower water temperature was hard to modulate; I hereby decree that all hotels need to eliminate the separate hot and cold water faucets for a single lever. Only one A/C unit, in the living room; it might be hard to cool off both bedrooms on a hot day. -Great pool, and especially, great hot tub; this is an amenity not found in many PEI properties. "