Places To Stay in Victoria, Prince Edward Island
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The village of Victoria is tucked neatly on the south shore of the Island, halfway between Charlottetown and Summerside
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Victoria Village Inn
Victoria Village Inn was built in the late 1800's for a sea captain. Plank floors and Victorian charm make it a delightful place. Relax in one of our four spacious guestrooms, all with private baths. Join chef Stephen Hunter at our Inn restaurant and sample some of the Islands best seafood. Enjoy a walk around our four square block village (population 176), stroll along the beach, enjoy the warm .....
Orient Hotel
Welcome to one of Prince Edward Island's oldest summer hotels. Established in 1900, The Orient Hotel is still hosting visitors to our quaint seaside port, known as "Victoria-by-the-Sea." The hotel is now operated as a bed and breakfast with six clean, comfortable and spacious guestrooms, each individually decorated. All rooms have private bathrooms, colour cable T.V., and most have spectacular .....
Hampton Motel
Country charm reflecting true Island homespun hospitality, with friendliness and caring second to none. Tastefully decorated rooms are cozily nestled against the trees, adorned by starlight, and kissed by the morning sunrise.
More about the areas accommodations / dining and tourism
Over the years the community has had many businesses and facilities including a bank, a rink, general stores, a fox farm, a blacksmith shop, and a farm equipment dealer. The rink was home to the Victoria Union's, one of the most successful hockey teams in the Maritimes. When the Trans-Canada Highway bypassed Victoria many businesses and facilities relocated to nearby Crapaud. Today, with a year-round population of under two hundred, there are a number of family-run businesses employing local people, just as there were in the prosperous years up to the 1950's.
Visitors can get a true sense of the history of the village by viewing the exhibit Keeper's of the Light at the Victoria Seaport Museum, which is located in Palmer's Range Light. You can also stroll the tree-lined streets that were laid out in the 1860's, dine in a sea captain's house or sample handmade chocolates in one of the former general stores, attend a play in the historic community hall (now home of the Victoria Playhouse Festival) or watch the lobster fishers land their catch on the wharf.
Other local Victoria information
- Longitude: -63°28'24.271
- Latitude: 46°12'51.559