The Silver Fox Inn PEI, Summerside, Prince Edward Island

The Silver Fox Inn is a Victorian heritage property originally designed in 1890 by renowned Architect W.C.Harris. This original Inn is located in the heart of downtown Summerside's Heritage district and is one of the featured properties on the city's self-guided walking tour. It is a short walk from the harbour front, the beach and boardwalk, and access to the Confederation trail for hiking and biking. Restaurants, theatre and shopping are also within easy walking distance. This beautiful old Victorian home was first converted into an Inn around 1980 and has been a Bed and Breakfast Inn ever since.

The Silver Fox Inn is pleased to offer you King size, Queen Size or double size beds with quality linens, cotton blankets, plenty of pillows, duvets and throws. Your en-suite private bathroom has bath toiletries including shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and body lotion, hair dryer and complimentary organic hand soap. All 6 bedrooms have cable TV, hi speed internet access, clock radio and air conditioners. Free off-street parking is available for all of our guests.

Complimentary continental breakfast is included.

Prince Edward Island is Canadas smallest province and is cradled in the warm southern waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence just north of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. PEI is a vacation paradise with a gently rolling landscape of manicured farms, miles of sandy beaches and many world-class golf courses. Music, theatre and fabulous seafood abound. Summerside is the principal city of western PEI and is an ideal location on which to base an Island visit. Located on the south shore of the island at its narrowest point, Summerside features a working harbour, boating marina, sandy beach with several kilometers of boardwalk, first class theatre and the world-renowned College of Piping which has nightly concerts of Celtic music throughout the summer. Nearly all areas of the island can be reached in less than an hour and a half drive, making Summerside an ideal location for day excursions to the other interesting areas of the Island. For example, Charlottetown, birthplace of Canadian Confederation, is about a 35 minute drive away, Cavendish, home of Lucy Maude Montgomery and Anne of Green Gables, is 25 minutes drive, the North Cape experimental wind farm is about an hour and a half drive.