Top Hotels Near Sandbanks Provincial Park in Prince Edward from AU$88

"Great location, great view, nice room for a reasonable price. "

"Super clean. Beautifully appointed. Gorgeous llake views and spectacular sunsets. Delicious fresh-baked goods for breakfast along with fresh fruit, yogurt, coffee selections. Top notch amenities and very gracious hosts. A perfectly relaxing mini vacation! "

"Old and not well kept"

"From the moment we arrived at Julie and Al’s B&B, we felt instantly welcomed. Their warmth and hospitality made the place feel like home. The lake view was absolutely breathtaking, and the entire home was spotless. Our room had a private balcony where we enjoyed stunning sunsets, and the sunroom by the lake quickly became our favorite spot. Every detail, from the comfortable mattress to the thoughtful addition of a bidet, showed how much care the hosts put into their guests’ experience. The coffee and breakfast each morning were delicious. Although we had plans to explore the city, we found ourselves spending most of our time at the B&B because it was just so peaceful and beautiful. Thank you, Julie and Al, for the unforgettable stay. We’ll definitely be back!"

"Excellent getaway spot in the PEC area, great communication with the owner and the property is exactly as advertised, spacious, comfortable and we would definitely return!"

"Stunning accommodation. Well stocked with high end finishes. Perfect layout for 3 couples, great ammenities. Highly recommend."

"Ideal location about 4 minutes from the provincial park, a short walk to Sand and Pearl restaurant, a must in PEC! The flat is directly on the road leading to park so you can ear street noise sometimes, fans are provided to make white noise, but I suggest to bring ear plugs also.We'll be back."

"Had a great time. Fished a lot. AC didn’t work on trailer. Other than that everything was great"

"If you are looking for a getaway, Prince Edward County is a must. This property was immaculate and very spacious. It has a beautiful view of West Lake with families of swans and geese. It is a short drive to several wineries. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t great so we did not get a chance to hike in Sandbanks Provincial park. "