A pretty amazing hotel right in the downtown area. First, staff was excellent the entire visit…read more From the front desk to the cleaning staff to the restaurant, they were all friendly and helpful. The room was nicely appointed with a comfy bed and a small sitting area, and great blackout shades. The only issue is the room is that there was also a frosted window to the bathroom, and that had no shade on it. Parking is conventionally located behind the hotel- the staff has directions if the main lot is full. Overall a very good experience.

Wonderful dining experience at The Royal. They have a space…read morein the front of the building and a larger dining room at the back. It gets busy on weekend so I highly recommend that you make a reservation to ensure seating. It was pretty lively the night we were there so service was a bit spotty, but all told pretty great meal. Very tasty steak. The duck was ok but a bit dry. The appetizers were also good although a little unexpected. I.e. they didn't come out quite like we thought that they were described. So maybe do take a little extra time to quiz your server on what it is you are ordering. All around though lovely experience and we would go back again. Check out the photos for what we ate.

My friend and I were having a girls weekend in Picton and made dinner reservations here. We had…read moreprivate dining on their screened in porch. We both had the 3 course meal and it was fabulous! We are from NY and Chicago and the service and food are just as good! The service was amazing and the food and attention to detail was just as good! We would definitely be back and would love to stay there next time!

This is probably THE BEST restaurant in Prince Edward County, and for an area chalk-full of foodies…read moreand fine eating establishments, that's saying a lot!!! Michael Sullivan, formerly a chef at some of Toronto's finest restaurants (Auberge de Pommier, etc) now makes his culinary magic at the Merrill...and you'd be a fool to visit the County and not enjoy this romantic little dining room, wonderful service and truly spectacular cuisine. Consistently excellent. A must!

What a lovely place. The inn is located walking distance to the main street and you have great…read moreview of the harbor. I was able to meet the owners who are a fabulous couple. If you are looking for a stay in Picton Harbour, definitely give this place a shot.

Great place to stay in Picton! Very clean and quaint with beautiful water views. Staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful and the restaurant is an added bonus.

5 stars don't do the Manse justice. The grounds are beautiful. Rooms are clean and very well…read moreappointed and you can tell the care and attention that goes into keeping this Inn in perfect condition. The best part of the whole trip was the service. Hands down one of the best experiences I've had in a long time cementing the fact that this is now our go to when in the County. Kathleen and Chris are amazing and worth every penny spent here.

What an absolutely amazing place to stay for a couples getaway! Clean place, hospitable people,…read moreamazing food. Not the cheapest, but believe me if you were going to spend your money somewhere, this place is where to do it.

This was a great find. It is essentially a trailer park that rents out the cottages. It was very…read moreeasy to book. I was only looking for a small cottage for my boyfriend and I, but you can also rent larger ones for a family or a group of friends. When we arrived, the managerial staff were friendly and informative. One of the main reasons why we choose this spot was b/c they allow dogs. We booked cottage #1 that was private and right on the water. The only "complaint" (which is not really a complaint) is that it gets a lot of sun, so if you want to sit outside, you may want to bring an umbrella. There are communal areas that include a firepit, pool and playground. There is also a dock where you can bring your own boat (I think) or rent one. A lot of people go fishing. My boyfriend and I had booked a wine tour, and there was no problem with being picked up or dropped off from this location. It's a little bit far from the town of Picton. It's about a 30-40 min walk, which can be deadly in the heat. It's a very quick drive, but not easy to walk around. The studio cottage was spacious, and had everything you needed. There was a BBQ and we cooked most of our meals there. They have cable TV, which I was surprised about. It was fairly clean, and the air conditioner worked well, which was nice on the hot days. You have to bring your own bed sheets, beach towels and toiletries, but they have everything else.

From the owner: Waterfront cottages, boat rentals, Pontoon Rentals, Fishing Charters, pet friendly. Get one night…read morefree when booking for 7 nights.

This is a historic property with several different buildings around the property that house the…read morehotel rooms. The check-in is at a small building in the middle of the property and a little tricky to find, but the front desk was very nice. The room itself was quite nice inside, with a little sitting area and fireplace, and the restaurant is within walking distance. All that said, the bed itself was not very comfortable, and the toilet paper in the bathroom was the equivalent of sandpaper. Wish I could have given them a higher rating overall.

Very accommodating serving staff. Food was generally good too. There was a group of a capella…read moresingers singing sea shanties that were very enjoyable.

The decor of this motel is super adorable and the staff is super friendly. We got the rose suite so…read moreupon arrival we got. A. Glass of. Complimentary rose which was nice. I'm giving this place a 3 instead of 5 because it is VERY expensive, like double the price of motels actually on the water and that's just because it's been on TV. This motel has no pool and no ice machine, because of these 3 reasons I don't think it's worth the price. The bugs outside were also VERY BAD which is to be expected but they are attracted to light and there's no option to turn off outside light so everytime we opened the door at least 100 bugs would fly in! Adorable decor, friendly staff , Complimentary s'mores and bonfire each night. Broken tv, no pool, expensive No ice machine

Welcome to the June Motel! The Instagramable friendly motel, which we were definitely influenced to…read morecheck our after watching the Motel Makeover show on Netflix for their Sauble Beach location. If you're a fan of the show, then it's a must. Also be ready with your phones out to get all the pics! Perfect for a girls trip. Free rose (or non-alcoholic drink) on check-in. The lobby is super cute, but tinier than I had imagined. They also have an outdoor space with a fire where you can enjoy smores in the evening. It was smokey and rainy during our stay, so we did not use the area. Options for contactless check-in and check-out, with lots of text reminders. Check-in is at 4pm with no options to check-in earlier (we tried though!) The place was not that busy when we were there, but I imagine it could get pretty loud and busy in peak season. The room is definitely cute! All the essentials included, including the best body oil. Beds were ok and the noise machine was a nice touch. It's a bit of a splurge for a hotel room, but definitely check it out if you want to try out something different! Looking forward to checking out the Sauble Beach location in the future!

A lovely stay overall with delicious breakfast. Would definitely recommend lodging there as they…read moreare in a nice, quiet area and run by a lovely couple. The rooms were an amazing price for the size of the place, which for us, included a pool table! The breakfast we had were a great price and delicious.

Exquisite! This restaurant is very special. Ingredients are locally foraged and flavourful, and…read moresome of the dishes are First Nations-inspired. Carrots!!!: Vegetables like zucchini and carrots are wrapped in a crepe made from chickpea flour. Creatively tasty. Mohawk corn soup: Rich soup with beans and pork. Comes with a side of deliciously-seasoned bannock (bread). Zucchini blossoms: Flowers are stuffed with ricotta cheese and peas. Deep fried in tempura. Crunchy goodness and beautifully made! The servers were super-friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. The dining room is in a former schoolhouse from the 1870s -- very charming. We chose to dine on their beautiful patio because of the weather. Very peaceful and calming environment.

This is a very small marina located on the southern end of the Picton Bay along the Bay of Quinte,…read morePrince Edward County Ontario, CN. Docks are in fair condition and there is shore power and water at the slips. They do not sell fuel or pump out, but a marina close by provides these services. Transient slip prices were fair. Not much of a store on site, but they do sell ice. It is only a short walk into town where boaters/cruisers can find plenty of stores to purchase groceries and otherwise provision. Only one employee seems to be on duty at any given time. The marina did not answer their VHF radio but they did answer the phone as we entered the harbor in the pouring rain and someone did come out to greet us and assist with docking. Outdated washroom on site - we preferred to shower in our boat. No laundry facilities. The marina is pretty basic, but worth the stay as the town of Picton is worth the visit. I was turned off at the response I got from the marina attendant while paying for our transient slip upon our arrival. The weather forecast for the following morning was calling for heavy rains in the morning but promising clear skies in the early afternoon. After having noticed many vacant slips, I asked how strict they are on there check out policy - we would have liked to stay an additional hour or so until the rains were expected to stop the following day, before continuing on our cruise. I was told we must be out of the slip at check out time or be charged another night. I could understand that if the marina was booked, but there must have been at least 10 slips available. We made our way out in the rain the next morning, which stopped about an hour later. I would stay here again but without wild expectations.