The Best Places to Stay in Prince Edward County
Prince Edward County, or PEC for short, is one of the most vibrant vacation spots in Ontario, offering excellent cuisine, even better wine and a colourful island culture. Along with plenty to see and do, PEC also boasts some incredible accommodations to suit a whole range of styles and budgets. With three primary regions, we’ve rounded up some of the best places to stay for your next visit to Prince Edward County.
The Best Stays in Wellington:
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Ell House
Occupancy: 9 people, 4 bedrooms, 3 ensuite washrooms
We had the pleasure of recently visiting Ell House in Wellington and it is hands down one of the most spectacular properties we have ever visited. Featured in DWELL magazine, Ell House is an architectural dream. Enjoy sleeping to the sound of crashing waves and waking up with the sunrise.
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Wander the Resort
Wander offers 10 different cabins with views that are decorated with local crafts. A single cabin can accommodate six people and has a European style kitchen as well as baths with micro cement shower and tub.
Apart from plenty of space to lounge, dine, and play, it also has private outdoor dining and living areas. Resort amenities like the clubhouse as well as heated floors, Bluetooth speakers, curated playlists, WIFI, games, and Private outdoor shower add to the experience.
Book your stay at Wander the Resort!
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Fitzroy Field House
Occupancy: 6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 4 beds · 2.5 baths
A new home influenced by mid-century and is set in picturesque surroundings. With easy access to the most famous hotspots yet far from the busy road of the County, Fitzroy field house has 3 beds and bathrooms, 1 dining area, kitchen, and living space. It is prepared for the frost with fireplace, satellite television, gaming, and electronic mattress warmers and with all the other required amenities.
Book your stay at the Fitzroy Fieldhouse.
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Sanctuary in the County
Occupancy: 4 guests · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 bath
For comfort and ultimate relaxation, this beautiful church has been lovingly restored and modernized while maintaining much of its charm. Just a few miles from the heart of Wellington, the whole sanctuary, as well as the 1,400 sq ft of open space in front of the church built in the 1800s, is available.
With a king-size bed on the altar, as well as the availability of a queen-size bed, a crib, and a hammock in this comfortable home base in The Country, this place is ideal for individuals, couples, and small groups. A kitchenette, private bathroom, toilet area, and a large soaker bath under the quire alongside Amenities such as a yoga corner and a diffuser for aromatherapy, take relaxing to the next stage.
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The Meadowhouse
Occupancy: 6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 beds · 2 baths
This comfortable home is located in the most desirable area with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths and has excellent service and amenities. Located around the best wineries, breweries, restaurants, shops, and a fast ride to Wellington and the Drake Devonshire, the guests will enjoy all the county has to offer.
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The Brighthouse Farm
Occupancy: 6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 4 beds · 2.5 baths
The 1867 farmhouse, Brighthouse, is a luxury, adventure, and relaxing space with modern mid-century decor, with 100 acres to enjoy, a wrap-around deck perfect for sunsets, and drinking county wine.
Three bedrooms, four beds, two baths, a farmhouse kitchen, and a living room with wide, arched windows inviting natural light and stunning views of the backyard make for plenty of space. The door at the back leads you to the deck overlooking the fields, barns, and gardens.
Book your stay at the Brighthouse Farm!
While you’re in Wellington:
Coffee + breakfast pastries at Piccolina’s
Head to Midtown for beer and lunch (or takeout pizza!)
Have dinner and drinks at the Drake Devonshire (and be sure to get a souvenir photo in the photo booth!)
Have a margaritas at La Condesa ( & be sure to check out their sinks in the washrooms!)
Top the night off with a whisky nightcap at Koenji
Visit Alpacas at Chetwyn Farms.
The Best Places to Stay in Bloomfield
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Lyttleton
Occupancy: 3 guests · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 bath
Lyttleton is a restored house of the century with a two-bed guest suite and a single bath. Powerful white interiors, complementary colors and textures, and access to the backyard as well as the facilities that contribute to the luxury render it a perfect spot for a getaway.
While you’re in Bloomfield:
Bloomfield Public Market (stock up on wine and gourmet cheese)
Dinner at Flame + Smith (Named the best food in the County! We had steak and frites during our visit and we can confirm)
The Best Places to Stay in Picton
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Cressy House
Occupancy: 12 guests · 6 bedrooms · 7 beds · 5.5 baths
This rural estate positioned over 6 acres, including 2 homes, 500 feet of waterfront, with amenities such as fireplaces, a pool, Chardonnay vineyard, lavender garden, BBQs, several outdoor dining and relaxing areas, French garden. Cressy House is the perfect accommodation for your relatives and friends with six bedrooms, 7 beds, and 5 baths for a weekend or week-long rental, and is perfect for escaping from the city life.
Book your stay at Cressy House
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The Ferg
Occupancy: 4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 beds · 1 bath
The charming rustic 1850s heritage house, influenced by Scandinavian design, has been restored and renovated. This peaceful resort is only a few minutes ' from cafés, restaurants, vineyards, and white sandy beaches. Three suites in the house, consisting of a total of four beds, retain the lovely historical features while giving all modern comforts. Interiors are designed with principles of warmth, simplicity, and minimalism to provide comfort, and the antiques, add personality.
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Wild Rose on Washburn
Occupancy: 4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 beds · 1 bath
The Wild Rose is inspired by hygge design and lifestyle concepts of coziness, charm and simplicity. Enjoy simple routine acts of sipping a cup of coffee on our porch at daybreak, putting on your favourite record on a Sunday morning and lighting a candle in our faux fireplace in the evening.
A thoughtfully designed and curated retreat right in Picton. Featuring antique furniture and handmade goods sourced in the county and beyond, this quaint farmhouse was built in 1890 and is one of the original homes from the period on the street.
Book your stay at the Wild Rose.
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The Wilk
Occupancy: 10 guests · 4 bedrooms · 5 beds · 2 baths
The first of the 'Wilky Way' hotel residences is a classic 1850s farmhouse covering 15-acre land and facing the Bay of Quinte. This gorgeous residence includes three bedrooms, a full kitchen, a living room, a dining room, and a grand hall with 30-foot cathedral ceilings. The interior decor is top quality vintage combined with wide windows in the bay allow the light to pass through the building. Great for a getaway, this site provides unmatched anonymity, plenty of quiet, water access, and forest adventures.
While you’re in Picton:
Coffee at Beacon Bike + Brew
Yummy sandwiches from Picnic
Check out homewares from Field Made Goods
Grab florals from Coriander Girl
Fun times at Fridays Cannabis
Dinner at Hartley’s