Fort Augustus Vacation Packages

Overall, I had a good 4-out-of-5-star stay at The Great George, which offers a quiet, incredibly convenient location right in the heart of downtown Charlottetown alongside a wonderfully comfortable bed for a great night's sleep. As an award-winning boutique hotel, it didn't completely wow me, but it covers the essentials well. A few details could use refinement: the in-room portable AC was on the louder side, the shower water pressure was a bit light, the parking spaces felt quite tight, and while the complimentary breakfast is a welcome touch, the offering is fairly standard. It remains a solid, peaceful base for exploring the city, even if a few amenities could use a minor upgrade.

Coffee machine is odd to work with. No espresso! Should provide free water in room. Saying this we would choose again as it is privately owned

Booked and confirmed. Showed up and told no power , no water. I know it’s not the property owners fault , but absolutely no reason they couldn’t have contacted me before the 8 hour drive there , I arrived before check in and went to the office rang the doorbell and called serval times with no answer, then emailed them and a few minutes later someone came out and said my reservation was canceled. I asked why they didn’t call or email hours ago … he said everyone knew about it ? Apparently yes locals but not out of town travellers. They could have a least emailed me , call or contacted Expedia and notified them of the cancellation. After leaving the entire area was without power, so drove back 8 hours. Better communication would have avoided this.

We were in a two-room suite with a large bath. The room was quiet and spacious. The breakfast was better than many of the other hotels we stayed in during our two-week trip through the Canadian Maritimes.