...to The Inn at St. Peters. Situated on an idyllic 13 acre waterfront setting, a stay at the Inn offers the comforts and privacy of an intimate hotel with the personalized service you would expect from a Four Star Inn.

Each of our 16 private luxury guest rooms have their own deck from which you can look down St. Peters Bay to the ocean beyond. Sightings of the neighboring bald headed eagles are common as are the hummingbirds that enjoy the blooms on the deck’s flower boxes. Enjoy the 25,000 plants and flowers in our award winning gardens and the sunsets that are second to none.

At the main Inn’s Great Room you’ll find inviting decor, enticing couches and a wrap around screened in verandah to relax on. Order a drink at the bar, select a book or a magazine then lose yourself in the serenity of the Inn. Of course, should you require anything, our staff is here to look after any of your needs.

Adjacent to the Great Room, savour seasonal gourmet cuisine in our 55 seat restaurant where our Chefs use the abundant natural resources of the Island along with produce from our own gardens. Gourmet Magazine, the New York Times and Chatelaine Magazine have put the Inn’s dining room on their must visit list and once again our dining room has received the Four Diamond rating from AAA/CAA.

Inn at St. Peters
1668 Greenwich Rd.
St. Peters Bay, PEI
C0A 2A0

Ph. (902) 961 2135
Fax (902) 961 2238
Toll free: 1 800 818 0925

email: info@innatstpeters.com

Stroll through our
award-winning gardens

Endless possibilities are available to you as you enjoy the Inn and the Island

• Explore the sandy beaches and parabolic dunes that await you just minutes from the Inn.
• Golf at one of the Island’s 26 golf courses including the championship courses of the Links at Crowbush Cove, Brudenell and Dundarave, let us arrange a golf package for you.
• Cycle the prettiest part of the Confederation Trail meandering alongside lush farmlands and picture perfect coastlines.
• Sing and dance or just sit and appreciate the talent that Islanders will show you when you attend a local ceilidh.
• Enjoy a leisurely hike along the miles of trails at Greenwich National Park and tour the Interpretive Center to learn about St. Peters as it was 10,000 years ago.
• Travel the country roads to seaside villages where you can watch the fisherman unload the day’s catch or perhaps try your hand at trying to catch an 800 pound tuna.

Getting to Prince Edward Island
Travelling to the Island has never been easier. Non stop flights are available direct to Charlottetown from Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York and Detroit. In addition there are daily flights via Halifax from London, Newark, Washington and Chicago and the Canadian cities of Calgary, Edmonton, Hamilton and Ottawa. For a complete list of the many ways to visit our Island, please see the PEI Visitors Guide.

"The hospitality was wonderful, the room and venue welcoming and comfortable and the food – simply excellent."
– Doug & Norah M