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Roseneath Country Inn

Accommodation in Montague - Canada

Email Roseneath Country Inn Reservations: bookcanada@madbookings.com

Features:
. Secluded but central to PEI's tourist sites
. Confederation Trail, Brudenell River on our property
· Let us pamper you with delicious breakfasts & comforts our family has enjoyed here for 3 generations.
· Adjacent to Dundarave & Brudenell golf courses
· Beautiful beaches and fine dining nearby
· 30 minute drive from Charlottetown & from the Ferry
. Near Montague and Cardigan, PEI
· Ideal home-base for exploring all of PEI
. Rec by Fodors, Lonely Planet, Canada Select 3.5 stars
· Bicycles, fishing rods, books, free internet access

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Lobster suppers- May and June (please reserve ahead). Open year-round.

· Smoke-free friendly cat in residence
· Period furniture & artifacts from our 14 years overseas
· Afternoon tea or lemonade served on the verandah
· Conversation & a complimentary drink in the evening.

ROOMS
. five bedrooms
. 3 bedrooms with queen-size beds and private baths
. 1 bedroom with 2 double beds and private bath
. 1 bedroom with 2 single beds and private bath
. family suite with 2 bedrooms sharing a bath

MUM & DAD'S ROOM
. antique queen-size bed
. private ensuite bath with shower
. hand-hooked rugs
. hand-made quilt
. overlooks the main perennial gardens.
. hair-drier and wash basin in the bedroom.

GRANDMA'S ROOM
· antique, queen-size bed
· private ensuite bath with shower
· triple window looking south over the river
· sunny décor featuring lace curtains
· rose rug hooked by Edgar’s grandmother
· hand-made quilt of course
· Moghul paintings & Egyptian papyrus.
· hair-drier and wash basin in the bedroom

EDGAR'S ROOM
. antique pine furniture,
. queen-size bed with star-pattern quilt
. Tiffany lamp, Egyptian papyrus,& Sumatran ships’ cloth.
. large private bathroom across the hall
. shower & claw-foot tub
. bathrobe provided
. hair drier and basin in bedroom

FAMILY SUITE: Edgar's Room + Judy's Room
. two rooms adjoining but not connected
. each room has its own sink & hair drier
. the 2 rooms share a large four-piece bathroom (across the hall.)

Either of these rooms may be rented singly.

JUDY'S ROOM
. 2 single beds
. our best framed embroideries and deep blue batiks
. large private bathroom across the hall
. shower & claw-foot tub
. bathrobe provided
. hair drier and basin in bedroom

THE KITCHEN LOFT
. our largest bedroom with 2 double spool beds
. private ensuite bath with claw-foot tub and shower
. two dormers with big windows
. quilts, rocking chair
. wonderful for families but not suitable for toddlers as it includes the back staircase to the kitchen
. hair-drier and wash basin in the bedroom

Breakfasts that make skipping lunch easy
Awake to steaming tea or coffee available at 7 AM, meet other guests on the verandah for more coffee if you come down early, and then gather around the old oak table each morning at 8:30 for a hearty, hot breakfast prepared by Brenda and served by Edgar. Fresh fruit and orange juice are followed by a different hot meal each day.

French toast, bacon, blueberry pancakes, cheese strata, croissants, quiches, Belgian waffles, PEI sausage, golden cheese soufflés, muffins, freshly-baked breads, home-made jams and jellies, goodies flavored with fresh clippings from our own home-grown herbs are just some of the regulars offered.

In season, strawberry shortcake, blueberry “grunt” or stewed rhubarb will be choices. And we cater to special diets. If you are diabetic, vegetarian, vegan or just don’t like certain things, let us know in advance and we’ll adapt our menu.

Lobster Suppers
. only during lobster fishing season, May and June,
. feast on lobster and mussels
. in the outdoor pavilion of RoseBB
. fine dining with local flair...
. wear your old clothes, roll up your sleeves
. get into your food !
. select the live lobsters at the pound or wharf.
. watch as the lobsters steam by the arbour
. learn to identify the males and females
. learn how best to open their shells.
. celebrate the bounty of the sea as you savour your meal
. just your group under the leafy arbour of vines and roses.
. mussels, fresh PEI potato salad, rolls,
. apple pie and ice cream complete the meal.
. BUY YOUR OWN BOTTLE - We can suggest excellent local vintages to make your repast 100% PEI !
. reservations must be made at least a day in advance.

History
Four mills operated here for many years and Nathaniel McLaren built this house in 1868 when the dam on this part of the Brudenell River was an important site on the main road between Montague and Cardigan. Our family, the Dewars, bought the property in 1920 and Edgar’s father James ran the saw mill until the mid 50s.

The dam collapsed in the spring runoff of 1978. This is still a favorite spot for trout fishing and you may enjoy a stroll through the woods up Kelly’s Lane from the river, the route hundreds of farm wagons used on their way to and from the mills. Edgar left for university in 1958 and we visited his parents here each summer as we pursued our engineering and teaching careers in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia until we retired home in 1995. We hope you will enjoy the many treasures from our 14 years overseas. (Our sons call our home “the live-in museum”.)

Restored in 1992-98, Roseneath B&B won a Heritage Award for preservation of its 1868 architecture, has been featured in many House Tours, is described in the Colour Guide to Prince Edward Island as “one of the most interesting and relaxing bits of real estate around” and was featured in Island Living magazine’s inaugural issue in 2007.

Our gardens, frequently visited by garden tours, were described in the June 2003 issue of Canadian Gardening magazine and photographed by CBC TV in July 2004 as part of their series Earthly Delights. Come explore and enjoy. The long tradition of extending a warm welcome continues!

Email Roseneath Country Inn Reservations: bookcanada@madbookings.com