West Point Lighthouse Inn & Museum

Oct 1/25 we stayed for one night. It was a unique experience. The sound of the ocean outside our room was calming and tranquil, that I will not soon forget. Of interest, the Inn and the local seaside restaurant, Lighthouse Willy's Restaurant, a mile away are owned, maintained and operated by local community people. The light house museum is well worth the effort, as are the almost 100 steps to get to the top. Few places on this earth can provide this quality of beauty and solitude.....make it part of your travel experience while visiting PEI.

Wow! We absolutely loved our stay here. It was the highlight of our entire trip. We stayed in a second floor room and managed to arrive just in time to watch the sunset from the balcony. Truly a magical experience. We visited the museum in the evening. It’s extremely well laid out and so much information is provided. We got up early the next morning and climbed to the top of the lighthouse and got to watch the sunset rise over the island. Then to top it all off, we were treated to a lovely home cooked breakfast included with our stay. Our whole experience was an amazing experience and will remain a core memory for us for years to come. Thank you so much for taking such great care of us during our visit.

I cannot rave about this stay more! This was our first time in PEI and we started our trip off at this location! What a great start to the trip! The motel felt like I was in a movie. Going to sleep listening to the waves and waking up to being steps from the ocean from our room… what more could you ask for! The room was clean and charming, pretty standard hotel room. We didn’t know it included breakfast in the stay so that was a nice little perk! The breakfast was good, and there was different options. Having access to the lighthouse museum anytime was also great! It is a stunning one! The staff were so friendly and made the check in easy even when we arrived late at night! If you want to have a great and unique stay, this is the place!

Our first visit to PEI for my husband and I. We jumped at the chance to stay at a lighthouse in a remote part of the island. Stayed for one night. The lighthouse itself and the museum are impressive. The property faces west which provides for an unbelievable sunset right from our balcony. The room itself was average size and very clean. Appreciated having hardwood floors and not carpet. Furniture in great shape, good lighting, small refrig in room. Ample seating inside the room as well as the balcony for two. Homemade breakfast, fresh eggs, toast, biscuits, delectable coffee, just like at home. Had good dinner at Lighthouse Willy’s, back to our room within an hour just in time for an unbelievable sunset. Walked the beach 2m one way, water was warm for mid-September. Saw a seal from the beach. Heard the waves and gazed at the stars. Highly recommend. Don’t know of many places you can experience this tranquility.

A great experience. We were in the Keepers Quarters. It is a real museum. A few times I opened the door and people asked if I was the manager. Unique location. Spent 2 nights here. Staff were very friendly. Down to earth. I think the Lighthouse and the restaurant in town, are owned and moderated by the community which I think is terrific. There are 2 rooms in the lighthouse and quite a few more in and adjacent motel. The lighthouse is very photogenic as a lot of souvenirs across P.E.I. can attest to.

We went to see this gorgeous lighthouse and it didn’t disappoint. We never went up, the cost wasn’t justified but the beach was a shell collectors dream! A lot of seaweed so the smell wasn’t great but well worth the trip to see it!

This inn should be on everyone’s bucket list. We were touring the East coast trying to be spontaneous and found all the hotels booked, then I saw West Point light house inn. Service was great. Beds were comfy. Breakfast was delicious. It felt like a bed and breakfast. We did a sunrise walk on the beach. Watched the sunset on our balcony. My only regret is not staying longer. I will be back!

We didn’t stayed in. Just passed by. Liked the museum. Unfortunately doesn’t have a restaurant or cafe. Went to the wharf down the road and got life lobsters instead. People at the wharf are very nice and helpful.

A beautiful place to stay right on the beach. We chose to stay in the lighthouse. It is a quaint room with such high ceilings and an attached bath. We went straight to the beach after checking in. There are lifeguards on duty at the Provincial Park beach. It was a beautiful evening. We must have been there over an hour. On Monday nights the restaurant on the wharf is closed. There was an option for ham and scalloped potatoes in the common room. We went to the O'Leary Co-op for supper and snacks. It was fun choosing as the tower room does not have a fridge. The quick supper meant we had time for a long walk on the beach. We got back in time to climb the tower to the top of the lighthouse. It was beautiful! Tim got a couple of sunset shots. We slept well. The bed was comfortable , but the wind and rain was loud. I could hear the surf with all the windows closed. It felt cosy. There was a TV on the wall above the wardrobe but we did not watch it. There is so much natural beauty surrounding this Inn. The breakfast was good the next morning. There were fried potatoes, boiled eggs, French toast, cereal options, bread and bagels, yogurt, fruit, coffee, tea, and juices. Check out was a breeze!