★★★★·Charlottetown·9.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Charlotte's Rose Inn, a 4‑star adults‑only B&B in a historic Charlottetown building, offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, city views, bathrobes, tea/coffee makers, streaming services, and hypoallergenic bedding. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, lounge, free Wi‑Fi, bicycles, on‑site parking, daily housekeeping, and proximity to the airport, ice‑skating rink, and boating.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
This historic house is in a fantastic spot, the large room and bathroom with a freestanding bath were superb, breakfast varied daily and the evening pastries were lovely, the staff were friendly and the place had no faults—everything was excellent.
Antonio·3 weeks ago
The location was good, breakfast was wonderful, and the staff were extremely pleasant and helpful.
Kathryn·4 weeks ago
The inn was very clean and comfortable, centrally located within walking distance of everything, breakfast was great, the hosts went above and beyond to make the stay amazing, the beds were lovely, the setting was elegant and refined, the entry system gave easy access to the inn and room, and parking was right outside; the room was small and cozy, and although there were stairs to the room, the host kindly carried the suitcase on arrival and departure.
Robert·4 weeks ago
I had never stayed in a bed and breakfast before, yet this place exceeded my expectations; it was the final stop on our vacation and we couldn’t have chosen a better spot, offering spa‑like comfort, though the room could have been a bit bigger.
Dianne·A month ago
The place was super charming, with cute decorations and a comfy bed. Randy cooked a huge breakfast every morning on pretty plates, and we even got a snack in the afternoon. Kelly was great, greeting us and answering any questions. We could walk to all the town spots and had parking for our rental car. The only downside? No elevator, so the bedrooms are up stairs—might be tough if you have limited mobility.
Kim·A month ago