Prince Edward County, Canada

The June Motel Prince Edward County

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If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (CAD264.71), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Rosé-tinted glasses

Setting

Peering at Picton Bay

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There's enough pink to make everyone wink at The June Motel Prince Edward County, a retro-revering stay set back from the shores of Lake Ontario. Its off-beat bedrooms pair tropical wallpaper with rattan furnishings and bay views; and at the lobby bar, checkered floors and disco ball-like lamps backdrop breakfasts and fine wines from this terroir’s abundant vineyards. Weekly yoga and beach-bound cycles balance out any overindulgence, which is welcomed with nightly fireside s’mores. 

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

16, including two suites.

Check–Out

11am; check-in, 4pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.

More details

Rates at The June Motel Prince Edward County include a Continental breakfast, welcome drink and nightly s’mores around the campfire.

Also

Unfortunately, this old-school motel isn’t suitable if you have reduced mobility.

Hotel closed

The hotel opens annually from mid-March to November.

At the hotel

Bikes to borrow, yoga deck and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV with streaming services, Crosley Bluetooth speaker, air-conditioning, tea- and coffee-making kit, mini fridge, corkscrew, free bottled water and organic bath products.

Our favourite rooms

Kicking back comes easy in a Deluxe Studio, with its scallop-edge sofa, Crosley record player, bohemian tapestry and moon-like lantern. Its furnished patio and two double beds mean there’s plenty of sprawling space and room for four.

Packing tips

No need to pack your time-travel machine: The June Motel’s penchant for all things retro and vintage will take you back to the halcyon days of the Seventies. A thirst for rosé is your suitably modern packing essential.

Also

There are plenty of ways to socialize: stretch out in a free seasonal yoga class on Saturday mornings; take a sundowner to a picnic table in the fairy light-strewn forest, or gather round the fire pit each evening for s’mores.

Children

Welcome. Pack ’n’ plays can be provided on request, and the Studio, Deluxe Studio and Rosé Suite each sleep four.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

Bag one of the fireside deck chairs for easy toasting access.

Dress Code

Take inspiration from your vintage-loving hosts with pre-loved finds and second-hand threads.

Hotel restaurant

There’s no formal restaurant, but a Continental spread of local goods, such as pastries, fresh fruit, yoghurt and coffee, is laid out along the lobby bar each morning. There are grab-and-go snacks and drinks available from a communal fridge; you can order light bites like cheese and charcuterie boards throughout the day, and nightly s’mores bring a sociable spirit to evenings around the fire pit.

Hotel bar

In case you’ve missed the running rosé theme — though, the neon artwork, slogan mugs and namesake suite are quite obvious giveaways — you’ll find plenty to sip on at the all-day lobby bar. Here, local is the MO, and bottles celebrate nearby distilleries, breweries and wineries, whose creations accompany sofa-set debriefs, convivial chatter around the campfire or bay-facing apéritifs in the fairy light-glowing forest. 

Last orders

The lobby bar is open daily from 8am to 10pm (11pm in summer) with breakfast available between 8am and 10am.

Location

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Address
The June Motel Prince Edward County
12351 Loyalist Parkway
Picton
K0K 2T0
Canada

You’ll find The June Motel Prince Edward County overlooking Picton Bay, which leads onto Lake Ontario, in its namesake Canadian region.

Planes

Toronto and Ottawa’s international airports are each two and a half hours’ drive from the hotel.

Trains

Rail routes from Toronto, Ottawa and Montréal call at Belleville train station, which is a 40-minute taxi ride from the motel.

Automobiles

A set of wheels is handy for taking in the lake, as well as its surrounding towns and beaches. There’s one parking space for each room at the hotel, but staff can arrange further spots in town on request.

Worth getting out of bed for

The lobby bar at The June Motel Prince Edward County is a fine introduction to the region, but deepen your knowledge of local vintages and ales with My County Wine Tours, who create bespoke itineraries to nearby wineries, breweries and distilleries. There are a few free bikes to borrow, a leisurely way to reach Picton or Bloomfield and their selection of independent boutiques. Sandbanks Provincial Park is a popular spot for beach days, so you’ll have to reserve a parking space in advance. North Beach and Little Bluff Conservation Area are quieter alternatives (but you’ll still need to call ahead for your spot). 

Seasonally, you can watch blast-from-the-past films alfresco at Mustang Drive-In and take deep breaths of herb-infused air at Prince Edward Country Lavender. In winter, a skating rink opens at Parsons Brewery and summer’s hiking and biking tracks, such as Millenium Trail, turn into snowshoeing territory. 

Local restaurants

For scenic lunches at Lake on the Mountain, head to view-blessed The Miller House for comforting, café-style dishes and sharing boards on its terrace; next-door The Inn stays open for dinner, too, and transforms locally sourced ingredients into global favorites. A compact menu of modern European plates is as moreish as the mid-century interiors at Theia, an intimate restaurant with a lovely wine list.

Local cafés

Not only does Beacon Bike + Brew excel at alliteration, but it also expertly crafts bagels, coffees and breakfast treats.

Local bars

See things in sepia at old-world cocktail bar The Russ & Co, where amber-hued lighting complements golden, bourbon-laced tipples. When in Canadian Wine Country sip house vintages in the lush garden of Closson Chase Vineyards. 

Reviews

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Anonymous review

By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this wine-loving hotel in Canada and unpacked their bottles of rosé and all-things-pink merch, a full account of their bay-facing break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside The June Motel Prince Edward County… 

Being owned and renovated by best friends turned business partners, Sarah and April, brings a distinct feminine touch to The June Motel Prince Edward County. Sure, in the obvious, traditional sense — pretty pinks seem to be the overarching color scheme across retro-style rooms and neon-lit corners — but also in the thoughtful touches of a forest-framed picnic area, weekly yoga class and free-to-borrow bikes. 

In the lobby bar, as well as slips-straight-down bottles of rosé, you’ll find a pantry and mini boutique stocked with regional treats and finds from women-owned brands. Copies of the motel’s June Journal are scattered about, or you could get the local lowdown from convivial evenings around the fire pit, which are made all the sweeter by help-yourself s’mores.  Savvy staff can also point you in the direction of Lake Ontario’s quieter beaches and Picton’s crafty boutiques. This refined motel stay will leave you in the pink. 

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