Elegant home of one of the most prominent gentlemen in Charlottetown in the 1870s, Alexander Brown, a banker, married to the daughter of Hon. George Coles, Father of Confederation and Premier of PEI. Designed to be large and impressive, yet with a welcoming air. The warmth of the home still remains with two large front living rooms featuring marble fireplaces and a winding staircase to spacious, well-appointed rooms on the upper two levels offering rich colours and luxurious comfort. Short, quiet walk to downtown theatre and dining. AE, MC, V accepted.

1875 Heritage home ,downtown. Unique 3-storey “turret” corner. Victorian charm. Antiques.
Short walk to shopping, Confederation Centre, Province House, theatre,restaurants,waterfront boardwalk,Victoria Park,Confederation Trail.
Same owner / innkeeper ( Sharyn) for 35+ years.
One,two & three- bedroom “turret” suites ; one spacious guest room (2 beds).
Private baths,AC,cable Tv,WIFI.
Separate guest kitchen (comp.tea,coffee,hot chocolate) & common room.
Breakfast on request,extra.
No smoking.No pets.
Parking. Bicycle storage. Gay friendly.
Minimum 2-night stay may be required in high season.
Open year round (Dec-April by advance reservation).
Off-season & single rates available.