Name: Cottages on PEI
Address: 384 Campbells Shore Road, Chelton, Chelton, Chelton, C0B 1A0, Canada
Rating: 9

Smoking areas

Smoke-free property

Heating

Garden

Outdoor furniture

No elevators

General

Non-smoking rooms

Rooms

Laundry

Services and amenities

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

French

Languages Spoken

Barbecue grill(s)

Picnic area

Barbeque

Recreation

Free parking

Free Parking on Premises

Parking

Beach facilities

Private beach

Beach/pool towels

Next to the beach

Pool and beach

Babysitting and childcare

Children's playground

Kids

Pets allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the cottage

Charlottetown Airport

Cottages on PEI

Chelton

child-bed

child-bed-fee

external-private-bathroom

private-bathroom

shared-bathroom

10-beds

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19-beds

2-beds

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4-beds

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

1-bedroom

2-bedrooms

3-bedrooms

4-bedrooms

5-bedrooms

6-bedrooms

not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The cottage is small (1 floor and looks like a smaller portable classroom), but has a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a small common area (a sofa and a chair). You park your car on the grass in front of the cottage.

They have plates, bowls, cups, knives, a coffee kettle maker, a kettle, pots, pans, cooking utensils, utensils, a toaster, salt and pepper, and a cutting board. There's a microwave, a stove and a full oven.

They have coffee bags and coffee related stuff in the fridge.

There's a BBQ grill outside on the deck with a tank underneath. Outside, there's also a picnic table, chairs on the deck, outdoor games to play, and a campfire.

The beds and pillows are fine. Slept pretty well.

There are quite a bit of mosquitoes around. We found about 2 inside the cottage and killed one of them.

The cottage did feel a bit on the cooler side, not really sure if the heater worked. 

They have a coin operated washing machine and dryer at the other end of the cottages property. It is shared with the other guests.

There's wifi protected password here. They allow you to have pets here too, just follow their rules and you're good. They give you a binder that has instructions about your stay at the cottage, information about the wifi, pets rules, closest restaurants, areas to golf in, information/history of some areas nearby, etc.

Other than the mosquitoes, we enjoyed our stay here.

Cozy Small Cottage, Close to Beach, Peaceful 

We stayed in cottage #1 and the view was spectacular! The cottage itself is so cute and immaculate! We could see the Confederation Bridge from our deck and the amazing sunset from our front window! The owners have thought of everything inside the cottage!

Cottage with a view!

Check in was a breeze and cabin was modern and well-equipped. New appliances, good sized TV, and great furniture made for a very comfortable two-night stay. Cabins come in various sizes - mine was a single-bedroom. Definitely worth a stay on PEI!

Great amenities, beautiful views!

The cottages are all well stocked with towels, clean bedding, kitchen needs, even shampoos, and soap!  Our host came to check on us during our stay.  The tide was in, the water was beautiful.  The cottages share game areas, with stocked horseshoes, and other games.  Every cottage has a fire pit and chairs and propane bbq.  More than we expected.  WIFI worked fine.  Great beach access.  We will return...fantastic!

Beautiful sunsets

The views are outstanding. The owners take great pride in making sure you are enjoying your stay.  The cottages are stocked with dishes, utensils, pots and pans, a BBQ for outdoor cooking and a fire pit which the owners left a new bundle of firewood for us.  The cottages are very clean. We will definitely be returning.

Outstanding place to stay.

Nothing as advertised. No WIFI no internet. Doors do not lock, toilet leaks. Tiny old TV, not worth turning on.Hot water tank is so small, one very fast shower and it is empty. Beautiful location on the water, nothing else in the area. No kids park, very small deck. Oven would not work properly, burnt just about everything. Lady at the front desk (owner) was nothing short of rude! Never going back.

Nope, never again.

Excellent cottage with a wonderful access to the beach. Beautiful view of the confederation bridge and ocean. Owner (Niki) was very helpful and accommodating with area maps and info.  The kitchen was well equipped and very usable. Free satellite TV and WIFI keeping you in touch. The three bedroom cottage was booked being large and comfortable. We stayed a week and wrote this review halfway through knowing it was perfect. Would definitely book in the future and nothing but good reviews for NIKI & PEI cottage rentals

Home away from home (but on the ocean)

We stayed August 31 to Sept 5, 2016 and rented 2 cottages for us, our kids and grandkids.  The trip from Fredericton was only 3 1/2 hours with a stop in Moncton to stock up on groceries at Costco and Superstore.
The cottages are easy to find and are in most navigation systems or follow the signs when you get close.  Ten minutes from the Confederation Bridge and at the end of a kilometer-long red dirt road between the potato fields, the cottages overlook the shore of Northumberland Strait with the bridge visible about 5 kms to the southwest and the NB shoreline on the horizon to the west.  The other landmark is a lighthouse about a kilometer to the northwest, which is worth a visit sometime during your stay.  Take your camera.
We stayed in cottages 7 and 8.  All the cottages sit in a line along the shore connected by a long lawn which gives way to a 20 foot cliff to the beach below.  The cottages are spaced so you have a bit of privacy but there are no trees or barriers between the buildings so it's sort of a campground atmosphere. Each back yard faces the water and has a fire pit, picnic table and a deck complete with barbeque and deck chairs.
Access to the beach is by a set of well constructed stairs at one end of the property which have sturdy handrails on both sides.  A short descent brings you to the rock and red sand beach below.  The kids spent many hours down there playing in the water, picking shells and catching hermit crabs among the rocks.  The strait was dotted with fishing boats most days with the occasional ship making the transit a few kilometers off-shore.  Sunsets are beautiful and make for great pictures with the rocky point and lighthouse in the foreground.
The cottages are clean and well stocked with kitchen supplies, towels, fridge, stove, hot and cold water, satellite tv and wifi.  There's baseboard heat if you need it and the owner is around most days mowing or taking away the garbage. The one and only complaint, and it's not really a complaint is the wifi at our cottages which were at the end of the row was slow.  Tablets and phones seemed to have a good signal but not fast enough for Netflix or youtube. Check email or facebook no problem.  I'm not sure if a signal booster would make any difference or if the problem is bandwidth but thought I'd mention it.
It's 15 minutes to Summerside, and half hour to forty minutes to just about anywhere else in the central part of the island - Charlottetown, Cavendish, etc. We took a drive to North Cape to see the wind farms which was one of the prettiest drives in the province. I'd highly recommend taking the east route to North Cape through Alberton and Tignish and return down the western shore to Summerside.  You'll see a side of PEI the regular tourists don't know exists.
All in all it was a great trip and we've already booked for next year.  Oh, and one more thing - there's a small general store on the corner in Bedeque on your way into Summerside.  Try their ice cream.  They claim it's "The world's greatest", and I'm thinking they're right!
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