Mill River Resort

Beautiful property! Everyone from staff to guests were friendly. Would love to go back.

It was absolutely incredible and had so many things to do during our downtime from exploring the island.

The staff and the amenities were incredible!

The pool

The dog barking constantly in the room beside us

Clean, comfy and quiet.

We really enjoyed our stay there. The room was spacious and clean. Our kids loved the waterslide!

We love our couples retreat each year to Mill River Resort. Great golf course and the proximity to the biking trails and uncrowded beaches is a plus. We will be back again next year.

The property, golf course staff and course and hotel including the reception staff were absolutely amazing!! The terrible is the restaurant, 1 hour and 45 minutes for breakfast, had to ask after 30 minutes for coffee, 2 plates came out and the last 2 plates came out 15 minutes later. To say the service was non existent is accurate and no credit on our bills etc for the excessive wait and the fact we didn’t eat together as a family.

The lobby was very welcoming and beautiful. The room was cosy and clean with comfortable beds. The bathroom seemed to have been partially renovated. Overall we were pleasantly surprised by how nice the room and common areas were. Although we could hear the people above us walk around in their room, it was very quiet at night and we slept well! We loved the views of the golf course, and the golf was great!

What lets this property down is the restaurant. We had two different cocktails and both were overly sweet, tasted like a cheap soda. I paid $32 for haddock with caper sauce (although I afterwards saw on their app it should be $24… hhhmmmm). Not sure where the sauce was… I found one caper on the plate and barely a drop of sauce. It should really have been served with sauce in a separate pot. The vegetables it came with were steamed and clearly reheated. They were rubbery and bland, the potatoes had also been baked and then reheated and were dried out and chewy. On top of that no thought went into the presentation, it looked like something that comes out of my kitchen on an average weekday. For this reason we would not go back. Food and beverage are a huge part of a successful resort experience, and although this resort is beautiful, with stunning views, the overpriced, low quality food really spoiled our experience. If they get a good chef in they would really be onto a winning concept. What a shame…

A bit out in middle of nowhere.

It may be nice for avid golfers but otherwise doesn't have much to offer. It is a stretch to call it a resort. The rooms are extremely expensive for what you get. Nothing is offered with the cost of the room. No breakfast, no complimentary meals or refreshments of any kind. Golf and bike rentals ate extra. There is access to a public community pool however there appears to be problems with maintenance in and around the pool. There is a room with some old video games, ping pong, and novelty games and a couple of squash courts but these areas are not air conditioned and get very hot and uncomfortable. There is a nice gym and the equipment is well appointed however the user has no control over tv screens and piped in music. The music was really loud and uncomfortable in the setting (country music). The restaurant is expensive with very few options. Not good for vegan or vegetarian. Five bowls of oatmeal was $65 (for example). Service was slow and confusing. There is no real resort feeling to the area. Outdoor hiking trails are boxed in with noisy highways. There is a lot of construction around the area. There is no water access despite a map showing a trail to the Mill River Marina. The trail appears to be closed to public and has become a private driveway. If you don't play golf then there isn't much around that highlights the beauty of being in PEI. All beach and nature hikes are at least 20 minute drive. It claims smoke free but we could smell smoke in our rooms.