Hotel Charlottetown

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The Charlottetown Hotel was built by the Canadian National Railway in 1931 in Charlottetown and later abandoned. It was restored in 1999 and now operates as the Rodd Charlottetown.

Canada's grand railway hotels

City Hotels: The Empress | Hotel Vancouver | Hotel Macdonald | Palliser Hotel | Hotel Bessborough | Hotel Saskatchewan | Fort Garry Hotel | Royal York | Château Laurier | Queen Elizabeth Hotel | Windsor Hotel | Place Viger | Château Frontenac | Hotel Nova Scotian | Lord Nelson Hotel | Hotel Charlottetown | Hotel Newfoundland

Resort Hotels: Jasper Park Lodge | Château Lake Louise | Banff Springs Hotel | Prince of Wales Hotel | Château Montebello | The Algonquin

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