Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The expense of staying in Wellington is well worth it at The Newsroom suites, with very well-kept rooms and friendly staff (and dog Velma). Bikes are available to rent from the check-in area as well, which is very convenient for a day of cycling along the Millennium trail to Bloomfield and Picton.
The expense of staying in Wellington is well worth it at The Newsroom suites, with very well-kept rooms and friendly staff (and dog Velma). Bikes are available to rent from the check-in area as well, which is very convenient for a day of cycling along the Millennium trail to Bloomfield and Picton.
Adario
Reviewed September 4, 2026Reviewed September 4, 2026
Was in Prince Edward County for a weekend wedding - stayed at Cribs on Main. Beautiful room and decor, excellent service. Overall wonderful experience.
Was in Prince Edward County for a weekend wedding - stayed at Cribs on Main. Beautiful room and decor, excellent service. Overall wonderful experience.
Emily
Reviewed September 19, 2022Reviewed September 19, 2022
Janna was an amazing host. Everything was ready for when we arrived. Quiet little getaway would definitely recommend to others. We will visit again soon. Thanks
Janna was an amazing host. Everything was ready for when we arrived. Quiet little getaway would definitely recommend to others. We will visit again soon. Thanks
This was the perfect spot for us, but know that it's not a traditional hotel. It's an old limestone manor house that has been converted into well-stocked short-term apartments. There isn't regular housekeeping or always-onsite staff as there would be in a hotel, but any questions we had were answered very quickly, and we didn't find this difference to be an issue. The house is located in a sleepy residential area outside of town (that admittedly isn't exactly gorgeous - this building is clearly...
This was the perfect spot for us, but know that it's not a traditional hotel. It's an old limestone manor house that has been converted into well-stocked short-term apartments. There isn't regular housekeeping or always-onsite staff as there would be in a hotel, but any questions we had were answered very quickly, and we didn't find this difference to be an issue. The house is located in a sleepy residential area outside of town (that admittedly isn't exactly gorgeous - this building is clearly...
Location was perfect for exploring Wellington and Picton. Room was lovely and comfy. Light breakfast nicely placed by room including fresh pastries, fruit and coffee selection.
Location was perfect for exploring Wellington and Picton. Room was lovely and comfy. Light breakfast nicely placed by room including fresh pastries, fruit and coffee selection.
Right from the check in Ben was helpful and polite with getting us checked in and giving us some information on what to do in Belleville. Our room was clean and even the cleaning staff were nice and respectful, we opted out to get out room cleaned but they still came by to collect garbages and to make sure everything was ok and if we needed fresh towels or anything.
Right from the check in Ben was helpful and polite with getting us checked in and giving us some information on what to do in Belleville. Our room was clean and even the cleaning staff were nice and respectful, we opted out to get out room cleaned but they still came by to collect garbages and to make sure everything was ok and if we needed fresh towels or anything.
Kristen
Reviewed October 11, 2026Reviewed October 11, 2026
The rooms have all been refurbished. Not perfect in any means but def clean. Shower had nice pressure. Outside your room there’s chairs to sit or right on the harbor there’s picnic tables to sit and enjoy the view. Within walking distance of Main Street where there’s plenty to see, shop or eat.
The rooms have all been refurbished. Not perfect in any means but def clean. Shower had nice pressure. Outside your room there’s chairs to sit or right on the harbor there’s picnic tables to sit and enjoy the view. Within walking distance of Main Street where there’s plenty to see, shop or eat.
Perfect speedy check-in. Kathy the Inn keeper provided the perfect balance of privacy and friendliness. She was available, helpful and informative as we needed. Breakfast was truly gourmet and delicious. Daily afternoon tea and cookies were the perfect snack after a day about town. Inn was well accompanied and we lacked for nothing. Beautiful place. We are going back!
Perfect speedy check-in. Kathy the Inn keeper provided the perfect balance of privacy and friendliness. She was available, helpful and informative as we needed. Breakfast was truly gourmet and delicious. Daily afternoon tea and cookies were the perfect snack after a day about town. Inn was well accompanied and we lacked for nothing. Beautiful place. We are going back!
E & L
Reviewed October 19, 2017Reviewed October 19, 2017
Prince Edward, Ontario, offers an array of experiences perfect for travelers seeking all-inclusive hotel options. Start your adventure at Sandbanks Provincial Park, famous for its stunning sandy beaches and picturesque dunes, where families can enjoy swimming, picnicking, and exploring nature trails. Just a short drive away, the charming town of Picton offers vibrant local shops and art galleries, perfect for leisurely strolls and unique souvenir hunting. Foodies will love the local wineries, such as the renowned Norman Hardie Winery, where tastings and farm-to-table dining experiences can be included in your all-inclusive package. For a dose of history, visit the historic Black River Cheese Company, where you can sample artisanal cheeses made from local milk. As you explore these highlights, consider staying in the idyllic areas around Wellington, where all-inclusive resorts often feature gourmet dining options showcasing local ingredients, along with amenities like spa treatments and guided tours. This combination of relaxation and adventure ensures a memorable getaway, where you can unwind with the assurance of attentive service and quality experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for Prince Edward all-inclusive resorts?
Prince Edward offers a host of things to see and do such as Sandbanks Provincial Park and Huff Estates Winery. View our all-inclusive resorts where you can enjoy a range of amenities like entertainment, kid's clubs, and of course food and beverages all included in your room rate. Many of our all-inclusive hotels also feature activities such as golf, yoga, water sports, and more, which you can enjoy without any additional cost.
What is there to do near my all-inclusive resort in Prince Edward?
If you want to explore the area around your all-inclusive resort, visit Sandbanks Provincial Park and Huff Estates Winery and see why travelers like Prince Edward! Other attractions include Regent Theatre, Wellington Rotary Beach, and Prince Edward County Skateboard Park.
When's the best time for an all-inclusive stay in Prince Edward?
There's nothing like an all-inclusive vacation in Prince Edward to refresh you, especially when you know what kind of weather to expect. Here's some info to help you decide when to book: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 67°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 26°F. February and January are the driest months while April and June are the rainiest months.