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!

Listen up, mister, and you, too, sister! If you want to enjoy Prince Edward County without staying…read moresomewhere super dated, and don't want to pay the premium nightly price for the Drake Devonshire, look no further. Cribs is what you're after! Cribs is made up of two large homes converted into a modern, multi-suite hotel mere steps to the Drake and other restaurants in Wellington. The hotel has a fire pit and beautifully appointed communal kitchens, if you're traveling with a group using a few rooms. Most importantly they have luxurious king sized beds, fancy cable TV and disco showers. Yes, you read that correctly.

What a fantastic BnB! We absolutely loved our stay here. Mark and Melanie were great hosts, the…read moreproperty was picturesque and private, the location is ideally close to the sand dunes, and the breakfasts were top-notch (plated beautifully with unlimited private roast coffee)! We stayed in the Beach room which was great for the privacy. Would highly recommend!

I couldn't recommend this B&B more. Beautifully decorated Victorian home. Incredible food made by…read moreMark who is a county "Chopped" culinary champion. Not to mention the B&B is set on 7 acres of fields to enjoy a quiet walk and burn off some of those calories. Cannot wait to go back!

The best part of this restaurant is the view. The patio overlooking the water is stunning, and the…read moreswing delivers great Instagram worthy pics for the influencers out there. However, the food was just average, and the tuna tartare was below average. It's definitely overpriced for the quality of food.

Highlight of our trip to PEC was our patio sunset dinner here- just gorgeous! This place is very…read moretucked away in Wellington but if you are able to secure a reservation here it is beautiful! There are only about 8 menu items for each time of day as it is an outdoor kitchen, but the ambiance is definitely worth it. We ordered the burrata, truffle aioli fries, and caesar salad to share. I also ordered the lakeside burger with fries. The food was delicious, only issue was when it got dark there was no lighting so we could not see our food (seen in the flash picture haha). Drinks were delicious. It's pretty pricey but for the location you can't beat it. We felt like we were transported to Malibu!

We had zero communication with the office/"front desk" yet we were hit with a $250 cleaning bill…read moreafter our stay. We were scolded for not having the suite door closed at all times, suggesting "bugs" got inside (weather was nice and we're entitled to a breeze); we were told we were "partying" as some of our very tidied up garbage we left behind included alcohol cans (no party was had); there was zero signage saying you could not smoke *outside* the building yet got fined for that; there was no rule book yet many rules were shared *after our stay. There was no damage, and there were no warnings of any violations during our 2-night stay. Make sure to pack your own food as everything, literally everything closes by 9:30pm. We arrived just after 9pm and had to eat food rations from our car. It's a pretty entitled community.

This is the place to stay in Prince Edward County. Absolutely impeccable room: clean, spacious,…read morelots of light with great amenities (fridge, microwave, coffee, tea, plates, cutlery, iron, large flat screen TV, etc.). I bumped the base of the lamp in the bedroom and voila! there was light. Touch it 2 more times and the light gets brighter and brighter. There 2 TVs in our room and dimmers on the ceiling lights. Floors are a nice wood-like finish with area rugs so, your allergies aren't assaulted by allergens that live in carpets. My favourite room is the bathroom. Floor to ceiling gleaming glossy white subway tiles and a nice calming pic over a stand alone bathtub. Need I say more? Wow, wow, wow!

I CAN ONLY WISH THE NEW OWNERS THE BEST…read more So my mother and I went this year because we had a rebate (from old rsvp) we needed to use before the end of the year, due to the fact they are changing owners. All I can say, it was probable tim for this change. This will be taken over my Choice Hotel group (Comfort inn, quality inn, etc). You can see the potential of this estate, but yes, with years, they did nto keep up with the needed maintenance and lots of things getting broken or rotten. Our room was ok, except for the more than old sofa that kept itching my skin and making me cough. And when I opeend it, omg, did not want to sleep in it (pictures). Found an old cot bed outside the room and took it. The personel was really nice though. But this is a site for families and groups. We stayed at the lodge 1, in one of the suites. I would not call this a suite, but hey... I appreciated the inner patio with view on the lake. This was perfect to just sleep in, but I wouldn,t stay here for a logn run. Again, liek I said, it might all change with new ownership. Truly, so much potential...

Do not stay in the two storey building to the left of the main office unless you like sleeping in…read moredaylight. The interior hallway with windows into your room is not only invasive, it allows light to shine in the room all night. No need to turn on the bedside table. Also poor water supply, sometimes very little water. No way could I have a shower this morning. Yesterday I didn't have hot water. Yes it got fixed but I had to leave for the conference without a shower on a hot day. The carpet is well worn and the rooms smell stale. The air conditioner works well, like a jet plane. Oh did you want to sleep. Not in room 226. Friendly helpful staff, but come on owners!! Do some updates. PS no breakfast and its 20 minutes to Timmy's Find somewhere else if you can

I cannot say enough about my stay at Cribs on Main. Last minute, I needed somewhere to stay close…read moreto the Picton Hospital (where my mother was transferred to). The proximity is about a few minutes drive, so this was ideal (not entirely sure what to expect). After booking through their website, I received a call from the owner Michael whom I cannot say enough about. His thoroughness with parking, entry, etc was above and beyond. Upon getting to the room I was in awe -- I've stayed in hundreds of hotels over the years and the room was among the best ever. The cleanliness, attention to details, snacks, fridge, the shower (love!). This was exactly the type of place you want to come back to (especially after a very trying time). I had only booked one night at the time because I wasn't sure how long we'd be in Picton and Michael was beyond accommodating when I requested (and hoped!) I could extend the stay. My mom was eventually moved to hospice (out of Picton), but Michael, you, your team and your accommodations made one of the most difficult times of my life a little bit more bearable and I cannot thank you enough. Without question I would recommend staying here -- regardless of the reason (I hope it's not for mine ...) but you will not be disappointed. Thank you again for everything.

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.

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.