I stayed for a few days in wintry January. The room (facing Pownal, 3rd floor) was a clean and cozy refuge from the weather. There was a thermostat I could adjust when it was especially cold and windy outside. The staff were all lovely and every morning I enjoyed complementary coffee available downstairs. There are single-use cups available, however, I brought my own thermos which I took to my room and sat back to enjoy the beautiful morning sky from the window. I highly recommend going to Receiver Cafe located near the Inn - they have amazing baked goods (croissants; cookies; homemade pop tarts, etc), and Ada on Kent St. where I had a delicious sandwich and their famous donut. Their food items are “grab n’ go” so I popped over to the Charlottetown library nearby and ate my sandwich in the lounge by the cafe kiosk inside by the entrance. Great amenities nearby (post office; Shopper’s Drug Mart, etc) and the Confederation Art Gallery and Museum is great too! Would definitely stay at Dundee Arms again.
I stayed for a few days in wintry January. The room (facing Pownal, 3rd floor) was a clean and cozy refuge from the weather. There was a thermostat I could adjust when it was especially cold and windy outside. The staff were all lovely and every morning I enjoyed complementary coffee available downstairs. There are single-use cups available, however, I brought my own thermos which I took to my room and sat back to enjoy the beautiful morning sky from the window. I highly recommend going to Receiver Cafe located near the Inn - they have amazing baked goods (croissants; cookies; homemade pop tarts, etc), and Ada on Kent St. where I had a delicious sandwich and their famous donut. Their food items are “grab n’ go” so I popped over to the Charlottetown library nearby and ate my sandwich in the lounge by the cafe kiosk inside by the entrance. Great amenities nearby (post office; Shopper’s Drug Mart, etc) and the Confederation Art Gallery and Museum is great too! Would definitely stay at Dundee Arms again.
