From the lavish woodwork throughout, to the generous sleeping quarters, your stay at Hillhurst Inn will be one of gracious ease. Designated as a heritage property, Hillhurst is located in the heart of Charlottetown - two blocks from theatres, city centre shopping, historic Great George Street and Province House National Historic Site. We offer a central vantage point from which to stroll the harbour front, explore the delights of this historic city or hike the outlying trails.
This elegant Victorian home offers spacious bedrooms and suites with private baths. Rooms have all the modern conveniences such as televisions, telephones, data ports, and air conditioning so that you can keep as in touch or out of touch as you please. Whether you are on a romantic weekend holiday or a business trip Hillhurst Inn can cater to your needs.

Hillhurst's architecture is known as Georgian Revival or Colonial Revival. This colonial Revival style was an architectural movement that began in America as far back as the Centenary of the American Revolution in 1876 when a wave of nostalgia seemed appropriate after a century of separation from Great Britain. Larger than their Georgian inspirations, Colonial Revival homes were symmetrically laid out around the central foyer. These houses typically made use of wooden paneling to create a warm but at the same time majestic reception hall. This house is no exception. Walking into the entrance hall one can easily see how Mr. Longworth kept his favorite finish carpenter from his shipyard busy for a long time. The reception hall and dining room are finished with quarter sawn oak paneling and ceiling, while the parlour is finished in golden beech. The four unique mantel pieces on the main floor are architectural entities in themselves. With its lavish woodwork, this Victorian home stands as easily a testament to the architecture and opulence of the time. You can imagine Mr. Longworth greeting guests into the warmth of this grand foyer on a cold winter evening.