Charlotte’s Rose Inn

Charlotte’s Rose Inn puts the stay in the centre of historic Charlottetown, so the inn works well for guests who want a B&B base inside the city rather than a roadside hotel.

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Charlotte’s Rose Inn is a Victorian inn at 11 Grafton St in Charlottetown, with period-style interiors rather than a generic hotel setup. Rooms are individually decorated with antique furnishings and wallpaper, and they include private ensuite bathrooms. Some rooms add either a claw-foot bath or a whirlpool tub, while the inn rooms also include high-end linens and duvets, robes, slippers, and handmade goats milk soap.

The stay is built around in-house breakfast, served in a dining room that opens into a classic lounge. Free Wi-Fi and air conditioning are part of the room setup, and guests also have tea, coffee, treats, and fruit in the common areas. Bicycle use and beach kits are available, which adds practical value for a Charlottetown stay without turning the inn into a resort-style property.

The loft has two bedrooms, a living and dining area, a galley kitchen, a private deck, a barbecue, and an outdoor dining area.

Parking is available on the property, but the complimentary off-street private parking is limited. The loft apartment is reached by two flights of exterior stairs, so that access is a real consideration for guests choosing that accommodation.

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