The Eddie Hotel and Farm combines two ideas that suit Prince Edward County well, a hotel and a working farm setting, and it is described as an upscale stay. That pairing speaks to the county's current character, where farms, orchards, vineyards and small restaurants sit side by side and many visitors come to eat, drink and unwind rather than to see sights. We have not confirmed the details of the rooms, the dining, the spa or the activities, and there is little point in guessing, so check when you book what is on offer for your dates. Ask about the room categories, whether there is a restaurant, bar or breakfast, whether farm experiences are open to guests, how the grounds can be used and whether there are minimum stays on weekends. A property of this kind often has a limited number of rooms and a strong design identity, so read the room descriptions carefully to find the one that suits you. The county is a good fit for this style of stay. Wine tasting at Closson Chase, Norman Hardie or Huff Estates, a cider stop, a walk on the Millennium Trail and a dinner in Picton or Wellington make a full weekend, and an upscale base with a farm setting gives the trip a sense of occasion. It suits anniversaries, small celebrations and couples who want a break from the city.
Location and getting around
We have not confirmed where in the county the property sits, so check the map for the drive to Picton, Wellington, Bloomfield and the beaches. Prince Edward County is a large peninsula, and distances add up, so choosing a base that is central to your plans helps. A car is the usual way to travel. If you plan to taste wine, arrange a designated driver or a guided tour, and ask the hotel whether it can help with transport or recommend a driver.
Rooms and atmosphere
Upscale country hotels tend to focus on design, quiet and comfort, with a mix of room sizes, good linens and thoughtful touches. Ask about bed sizes, bathrooms, air conditioning and whether rooms have a view of the farm or the grounds. If dining is on site, check opening days and whether you need to reserve, because small kitchens in the county often close on certain weekdays and in the colder months. Ask about quiet hours and event days too, since weddings and gatherings can affect the mood of a small property.
Who it suits and good to know: it suits couples, friends celebrating together and food-minded travellers who value atmosphere over a low price. It is less suited to families with young children or to guests on a tight budget, for whom the Lakeside Motel or the June Motel on this page may be better value. Confirm the check-in and check-out times, cancellation terms and any resort or service charges before you pay.
The county is busiest in summer and early autumn, and good rooms sell out far ahead, so reserve early, and consider a midweek or shoulder-season stay for calmer roads and better availability. When you check availability, please also check what is included, since the details can change.
Why stay here
- ✓Hotel and farm setting
- ✓Upscale boutique style (check when you book)
- ✓Dining on site (check when you book)
- ✓Farm experiences (check when you book)
- ✓Wi-Fi (check when you book)
- ✓Parking (check when you book)
- ✓Air conditioning (check when you book)
- ✓Pet policy (check when you book)
Good questions
Is The Eddie Hotel and Farm a working farm?+
It combines a hotel with a farm setting, but check which farm experiences are open to guests when you book.
Is there a restaurant on site?+
Dining arrangements vary by season, so check when you book and reserve ahead if there is a restaurant.
Is it suitable for families?+
It is an upscale, adult-leaning style of stay, so check the policy on children when you book.
