Colonial Charm Inn

Accommodation in Charlottetown - Canada

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Welcome to the Colonial Charm Inn Bed & Breakfast, a charming home away from home during your Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island stay. Hosts Gary & Shelley MacDougall love what they do and have provided unparalleled PEI hospitality to their guests over the last 15 years. Your stay here is guaranteed to be a memorable one. Colonial Charm Inn Accommodation The Inn is designed to accommodate a variety of guest needs, from small rooms to large suites. We are one of few bed & breakfasts in Charlottetown to have rooms right on the ground floor.

Available to All Guests..

• business centre (PC, Printer, Fax)
• fitness centre
• Internet
• parking
• full breakfast
• tea at anytime
• selection of movies & books
• vacation planning

Choose from our four rooms, two suites or executive suite apartment...

All Rooms Come With...
• queen size bed
• private ensuite bathroom
• private phone line
• wireless high speed Internet
• TV/DVD
• in-room air conditioning

Dining
Delicious Full Breakfast...
A full breakfast is included for every guest in the main inn and is served each morning anytime between 8:00 and 9:30 AM. Our menu changes daily and includes such items as:
• Coffee or Tea
• White or Whole-wheat Toast
• Scones or Croissants
• Yogurt and Fresh Fruit
• Breakfast Special of the Day (e.g. Quiche, Strata, Pancakes, French Toast, Omelette

Nearby Attractions...
The following places are within a 15 minute walk from Colonial Charm Inn.

Confederation Centre of the Arts
Home of Anne of Greene Gables - The Musical and other popular productions

Province House National Historic Site
Birthplace of Confederation & PEI's Provincial Legislature

Founders Hall
Canada's Birthplace Pavilion

Victoria Park & Boardwalk
Walking Trail along Charlottetown Waterfront

Peake's Wharf
Merchants & Attractions

Colonial Charm History...
Mr. Charles Henry Foster built this house in 1920 as a store and home for his family. Mr. foster died at an early age in 1937 but Mrs. Foster continued living in the house with their children. Her store and ice cream parlour were well known in Charlottetown and are still talked about today. Fosters' Ice Cream Parlour was open until the late 1980s. In 1923 a dance hall called the Brighton Club was operated at the back end of the building. It was a gathering place for many young people including young men stationed in Charlottetown during the Second World War. Mrs. Foster is well remembered for running The Brighton Club very authoritatively.

The house remained in the Foster family until it was sold to Gary MacDougall in 1992 by Mr. and Mrs. Foster's son. Extensive renovations were done to the building over the years to expand and modernize without removing any of the home's original character and charm.

Colonial Charm Inn B&B opened in the summer of 1995 under the management of Gary MacDougall, offering three bedrooms sharing one bathroom. In 1996 Gary met his future wife Shelley who helped Gary change the Colonial Charm into what it is today. Presently, it includes four bed & breakfast rooms, two large suites and an executive suite apartment.

Email Colonial Charm Inn Reservations: bookcanada@madbookings.com