A solar powered boat tour of Charlottetown Harbor. Boat has an interesting story to tell which the…read moreowner, Steve Arnold, does a good job relating. Steve is very friendly, helpful, and outgoing. He makes the trip very enjoyable. The boat is very stable and very quiet. It is a relaxing experience and we found it very enjoyable.

Very easy to deal with and great service. They always answered quickly whether through email or…read morephone call. We were very happy with our 7 day rental and it was the most affordable price compared to others. Thank you for adding to our wondering trip!

Great customer service, Best Rental and Collision Damage Repair center in PEI. That's why I wanted…read moreto be part of their team because this company is beyond awesome!

We've ridden the ferry in three different years now and continue to be pleased with the…read moreexperiences. It's a delightful way to travel off the island. The cost now from PEI to Nova Scotia is $79 for the car and our three passengers. We enjoyed a cooked breakfast on board, plenty of hot coffee and some terrific sightseeing on the deck. We booked online and had no issues; reservations are a good idea as those without will be boarded last, space permitting.

We had a great experience on the Holiday Island ferry going from Caribou, NS to Wood Islands, PEI…read moreand back. We had booked our itinerary online before we left and so when we arrived, the operators quickly located our reservation and ushered us into the appropriate queue. Boarding was orderly and organized and the ship left promptly. The rest of the 75 minute trip was very pleasant. The weather was beautiful and the deck allowed for a lovely panoramic view of the Northumberland Strait. We saw small fishing boats pass by, with friendly fishermen waving lobsters at us. The concession stand sold tea and coffee, ice cream and snacks while the cafeteria served hot sandwiches and breakfast. They even had poutine, which was still deliciously unhealthy even if it featured pale (rather than the typical dark) gravy used in Québec. The 'green' side of me loved that disposal of waste was separated into compostable, recyclable, and then finally trash bins. Overall a great experience; although it was pricier (~$70) than driving to PEI on the Confederation Bridge (~$40), it saved us time rather than having to reroute our itinerary and was a more enjoyable experience sailing across the Strait.

My mother-in-law and I arrived at Charlottetown Airport after 24 hours of travel into sleet and…read morefreezing rain and treacherous ice. Our driver, who we did not get the name of, went miles above and beyond his scope of service and ensured that we made it safely to our destination in an extreme circumstance. He took such good care of my mother-in-law, who was deeply terrified of falling and hurting herself. He made sure we got safely to the door, regardless of extraordinarily treacherous conditions. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to your team for getting us safely to our destination. Tina Hein

such a cute little airport, super easy to find your way and everyones very kind! As for the…read moreinterior, it looks old fashioned but has plenty of natural light giving it a refreshing entrance.

Great small airport servicing Prince Edward Island! Has good connections to Toronto, Montreal,…read moreOttawa, Calgary, etc. Very easy to navigate and security lines are very short. People here are also extremely friendly and helpful! Going to planes consists of going outside to the plane so if there's bad weather, plan accordingly.

Very helpful staff at front desk. Clean comfortable rooms. Nice pool and hot tub. Walking distance…read moreto a lot of downtown.

I flew home for Mother's Day and was lucky enough to get the same room from last year so I could…read morehave that comfy bed! The staff are fantastic from front desk to room attendants to the valet staff. I called the hotel a month ago and found out the name of the mattress and I bought a new mattress which is very very similar. Now I'm having a better night's sleep! Thanks Grand Holman!

This is a Water's Edge Restaurant review only . The Delta Prince Edward Hotel is most likely the…read moreonly 4 or 5 star hotel in Charlottetown. Always was. No other hotel can touch it. The Water's Edge Restaurant needs a major upgrade. The service was great. The food was unbelievably bad for a hotel of this class. We went Friday night and while the hotel was full with a convention, the restaurant was almost empty. Very disappointing since the hotel had a great kitchen at one time.

We got the very last room available on the night we arrived. It was an accessible room, and it was…read morefine for us. The hotel is very clean and comfortable, and the staff is helpful and kind. The bedroom was clean and had a great temperature. Everything we could ask for after booking the hotel after 8 PM, when the air conditioner at our Airbnb was not working. Thanks, Delta! We highly recommend you make a visit to Tyler in the lobby bar for drinks and dinner!

The Great George is a well established boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown…read moreCharlottetown Prince Edward Island. Full of amazing antique furniture & decor. It's simply gorgeous. The "row" houses attached to hotel are also rooms. They offer a full breakfast in one of the sitting rooms downstairs. They have gluten-free and vegan options. It's really very well done. They also offer happy hour or cocktail hour actually every evening from 5 to 7 in the sitting room, Monday through Friday. Our double room was beautifully designed and decorated. Parking (Free) on site right outside the hotel door. We had a really beautiful stay here. Canadian hospitality at its finest. Highly recommended this boutique hotel.

The staff is the highlight of this hotel! Every single staff member we interacted with was…read moreover-the-top friendly, and went out of their way to ensure our stay was great. Some of the staff is a little novice, but their can-do-attitude more than makes up for their lack of experience. Rooms were very clean and spacious. I loved the deep bathtubs for a soak. Continental breakfast was nice, though eating in the common-room was a little challenging. Coffee available 24 hours a day was great, fresh cookies in the afternoon/evening is a nice touch. The hotel is located directly across from the Basilica, a half-block from Victoria-row (for shopping and food), so very convenient, and tons of character (compared to a chain-hotel). They offer free parking, though it is limited (so park early to ensure you get a spot!). Free wifi too! If I come back to Charlottetown, I would definitely stay here again.