Hotels in O'Leary

Breakfast on site would be convenient. Having other guests sitting on the porch in front of our unit was a bit uncomfortable. Facilities themselves were fine.

This is an old-style hotel. The lobby and reception areas, and the restaurants and outside deck off the restaurants are very nice. That said, our experience was pretty negative overall. Upon arrival, we loaded a luggage cart and proceeded to take the elevator to the third floor, where we found that the elevator opened onto a landing which led to a flight of stairs. So after slupping our luggage to the room (a standard 2 Queen bed room), we opened the door to about 80 degree heat. Granted, last week PEI experienced some pretty unusual warmth and the air was generally still, but the air conditioner could have been set to 76, rather than being off. The room and bath were typical of a Days Inn Motel. Clean (although the grouting around the tub had seen better days), smallish (the bathroom itself was right out of a 70's motel, size-wise), and unappealing (the furniture, a small table and a couple of chairs were very uncomfortable with the severe style of Danish Modern, right out of IKEA). The desk (another IKEA-like piece) had a chair that was equally as uncomfortable. One of the windows had a screen missing and both could only be opened roughly 6 inches, so we had to use the very loud in wall air conditioner both nights. Very annoying growls and shakes before kicking in every 10 minutes. The updates that had been made were like putting lipstick on the proverbial pig. Not worth the money and not a good experience. Not what I expected from a "resort".