About The Great George - History. The Pavilion was erected in 1846 by James H. Downe to be sold as a combined store and dwelling. It was purchased by merchant Henry Haszard who operated the London House from this location for the next ten years. He sold everything from parasols, corsets, and boas to tea caddies, nails, and groceries. In 1857 Mr. Haszard moved his store to Queen Street and remodeled this property into the luxurious Pavilion Hotel. In 1864 the Pavilion had the distinction of hosting some of the delegates of the Charlottetown Conference. Over the years it has been named the City Hotel, the Davies Hotel and since 1930, the Regent Hotel. In 1997, the building was re-opened under the name The Pavilion, to be the cornerstone of the Great George. The Pavilion Building houses twenty-four guestrooms, the main lobby and reception area. Each morning a breakfast buffet is served in the lobby where guests dine in comfort and elegance. Nightly, the lobby serves drinks and acts as a popular meeting place for guests. The Pavilion also houses the Confederation Boardroom and a small fitness area. Hugh Perkins, cordwainer (shoemaker), bought the land in 1843 and immediately began to build his five bay, gable roofed home. It was the second house to be built on the block. Over the years it has been a private house, a boarding house, and in 1950 became part of the Regent Hotel. The Restoration of this circa 1843 property has resulted in a Suite in a league of it's own. This exceptionally large 2 level Suite has it all. Full living room with working fireplace, dining room for 8, kitchen complete with breakfast nook, television room, King sized bed with walk-in closet, 2 full baths complete with Jacuzzi and Steam Shower- did we mention the private rooftop deck? This luxurious gem has been Charlottetown's best kept secret and is now available for your comfort and enjoyment. Once home to John Carroll, a tavern keeper, this building was erected before 1873. Mr. Carroll applied for a license to operate a tavern here in 1872 but was turned down. He later opened an oyster parlor which he called E'toile du Nord. It was in operation until the 1890's. The Carrol House contains three Romantic Hideaway Suites offering ideal accommodations for honeymoons, anniversaries or a romantic escape. Each of these grand suites have a king sized bed, fireplace and double Jacuzzi. The Witter-Coombs House was built between 1855 and 1863 for Ellen Jane and Alexander Coombs. Mrs. Coombs advertised hand made candles for sale from her residence. The three part dormer window is original to the structure and thus helps to date it as did the board discovered during renovation covered with harsh, bright blue wallpaper largely used about 1855. The Witter Coombs Suite houses two distinct Suites. A Romantic Hideaway Suite occupies the lower level of the building and a large Family Suite occupies the second level. These unique rooms have exposed brick and woodwork from the original structure and have been tastefully restored. The Wellington House was the center of social life in Charlottetown during the 1820-1850 period and was a popular meeting place for Members when legislature was in session. It was often called by its nickname, Howell's Parliament for its owner, John Howell. A later newspaper article described it thus: Then it was (that) the Wellington, or rather Howel's as it was frequently called, was in it's glory. Rum, Gin and brandy punch were the usual accompaniments of the evening session of the Howel Parliament, lasting till far in the night. The Building style is in the Georgian tradition with a hip roof and five windows across the front. The Wellington houses 5 guestrooms accompanied by a spacious common area. This common area frequently is used for meetings and smaller receptions. The Gillis and Stable Houses. The Gillis House was built in 1892 for local merchant P.P. Gillis who operated a stable (now the Stable House). This building was the first of four duplexes planned for the street. In 1892 each side of the duplex rented for $200.00 per year. Shortly after the house was completed, Mr. Gillis sold the stable business owing to the stable interfering with the renting of my house. The building directly behind this building is called the Stable House, was actually the barn at that time and dates from the 1840's. Evidently Mr. Gillis had plans to tear down all the buildings in the next block (now the Great George) and build three more duplexes. Fortunately these plans did not come to fruition and the Pavilion Hotel remained and became the main building for the Great George. The Gillis House has six Executive Accommodations available for either nightly, weekly or monthly rentals. These spacious units have a living room, dine in kitchen, and large bedroom. The Stable House has undergone the most extensive renovation as the building now houses four high-end suites remodeled with a very modern flare. Stainless steel, dark rich colors, and leather furniture have created a Manhattan feel in olde Charlottetown.

News from The Great George in Charlottetown. The winter report from Great George Street and whats happening in and around Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island at The Great George Hotel. The Stable House is located just steps from The Great George lobby and includes four separate suites. With an Urban style, they are designed with most discerning guests in mind. The decor combines luxurious accessories, contrasting textures, earth tones with dark wood, glass and mirrors. The suites offer plenty of natural light in addition to washer and dryers, large en-suite baths, central heating and air conditioning. Three of the suites have fully equipped galley kitchens with stove, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. For the business traveler, all suites are equipped with the necessities to make any business trip a success, including voice mail, high speed internet and large working desks. As part of our ongoing goal of improving services to our guests, all staff are undergoing training with Emerit Tourism Training. Everyone agrees that people are an organization's greatest asset, and we all know that for an organization to succeed everyone has to perform well. To achieve this, people need the right knowledge, skills and motivation to work efficiently. Romantic Encounter Package. Explore historic downtown together. Shopping, dining, theatre and the beautiful waterfront are all steps away. Or stay in and rekindle the flame with an evening of romance at The Great George. Features include. One night's accomodation - Bottle of wine upon arrival - Personal concierge service - Breakfast in bed for two. Green Key Eco-Rating Program. The Great George is continuously working to become more environmentally friendly; including conserving water and energy, building infrastructure and waste management. These are just a few of the stepping stones in environmental responsibility. Currently, the hotel is rated three Green Keys and is working towards a fourth! Exclusive to The Great George. The Charlotte Club Caters to Female Travelers. The Great George is pleased to introduce. This exclusive club is designed with the woman traveler in mind and includes such features as: Entire Floor set aside exclusively for women travelers. Soft, Terrycloth Bathrobes. Deluxe Massage Showerheads. Special Reading Material. Evening Turndown Service. 10% Discount on Services and Products at Shear Talent Hair Design Spa. Downtown discount card providing a 10% discount at many local shops. 58 Great George Street, Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, C1A 4K3 1-902-892-0606 Toll Free 1-800-361-1118. From time to time, The Great George Hotel sends email newsletters with details of short break deals, seasonal celebrations, special events and activities on Prince Edward island. To subscribe to our newsletter, edit your contact information or remove yourself from this newsletter. The Great George Hotel and Stanhope Bay Beach Resort respect your privacy and only send email newsletters to users requesting receipt of the email newsletter or requesting to receive updates.

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 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Access to internet
 Jacuzzi tub
 Kitchen
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Fully stocked mini bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set