Charlottetown Backpackers Inn in Charlottetown, PEI!

Charlottetown Backpackers Inn is the only place to stay if you're in Charlottetown. This was the third stop in my tour of East Canada and I felt instantly at home here. Within 5 mins I'd already been invited out to a staff dinner and felt super welcome. The place is awesome too. Rooms are clean, beds are comfy and the common room is a great place to sit, watch a video (yup they still have videos in circulation) and meet new friends. They've also got a secondary common room with a million records and a pool table if you're looking for a bit of a change. Make sure to get up for breakfast - Levi's chocolate and banana cake is legendary. Dorm rooms start from $32 for non-HI members. 

Here are just a few other reasons to stay at Charlottetown Backpackers Inn:

• Instantly welcoming and a great place to explore PEI from
• Enjoy regular impromptu activities with the staff including music trivia night (try it, you'll love it!)
• Clean comfortable rooms
• Free breakfast including banana cake, fruit, bread and coffee
• Free wifi
• Great communal areas for meeting people including two common rooms and an outside seating area Extremely comfy beds!
• Super friendly staff and an extra friendly owner (Levi, you'll hear a story or two)
• A place to make new friends

You can find out more and start planning your trip here: http://www.charlottetownbackpackers.com/

Hostel of the Week, August 27th to September 2nd 2014

Backpackers Hostels Canada

Suites of Euston, Charlottetown PEI

Designed in 1875 by prominent Charlottetown architect, Richard Weeks and completed in 1878 by contractor William Wright for the owner Joseph William Mitchell, this three storey brick cottage with mansard roof has been lovingly restored and updated. Take a step back in time and experience the full splendor of the newly designated heritage building "Suites of Euston".

All units have shower, kitchenette, telephone and cable TV and air conditioning. Some have fireplaces as well. Coin laundry on site. Off street parking is available. Wireless Internet is also available.

From the Suites of Euston, it is a short walk to Province House National Historic Site, Confederation Centre of the Arts, craft shops, Victoria Row and Victoria Park, Peakes Quay and Beaconsfield House. You can find great lobster dinners and excellent walking trails. The Charlottetown waterfront is only a 5 minute walk away!

Hostel of the Week, February 2nd to 8th 2011
submitted by Kennedy Jones
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