Prince County Guest House
Cozy rooms with garden views and easy access to local culture





About this stay
The Prince County Guest House provides a charming and comfortable base for exploring Abram Village. Rooms feature characterful sloped ceilings, creating a snug atmosphere, and many open onto a patio where you can enjoy the garden views. The guest house is designed for a relaxed stay, with modern conveniences like air conditioning and complimentary Wi-Fi. Its location offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful setting and quick access to local attractions, including the Acadian Museum just a few minutes' walk away. Dining options are also conveniently close.
- Cozy rooms
- Garden view patio
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
Our take
Prince County Guest House is the Abram-Village stay I would pick for charm and a very good reception: 9.6 from 86 guests. Rooms have sloped ceilings and many open onto a patio overlooking the garden. Wi-Fi and parking are free, air conditioning is included and the house is smoke-free. The Acadian Museum is a short walk away. It is small and quiet, so look elsewhere for a pool or on-site dining.
- ✓Take advantage of the free parking to explore the surrounding area at your own pace.
- ✓Spend some time on the patio enjoying the garden views for a peaceful start or end to your day.
- ✓Walk to the Acadian Museum to settle in in the local history and culture.
Why we love it
- Cozy rooms with charming sloped ceilings
- Peaceful patio with lovely garden views
- Conveniently located near the Acadian Museum
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and free parking
Why guests love itRooms with sloped ceilings feel snug for children, and many open onto a patio with garden views, a handy spot for a family to sit outside. Wi-Fi and parking are free, rooms are air-conditioned and the house is smoke-free. The Acadian Museum is a short walk away, an easy outing on foot. It is a guest house with no pool listed, so expect quiet rather than facilities.
Guest reviews
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