I was hesitant about a student dorm, as I have had less than great experiences with other universities, such as no AC in summer, thin curtains, noisy students who were staying there etc. But for the price difference between this and the expensive hotels in town we took a chance, and we were very happy with our apartment. We had stayed at the Rodd Charlottetown in the past, and we liked the historic character of the hotel, but the prices there for the tiny rooms, at over $300 a night for some of the dates we looked at, were getting too high. For the great rates we got at Glendenning, we could stay more nights for much less money, and spend the money we saved at restaurants. Hotels in Charlottetown in the summer can be extremely expensive for even modest little motels, so this is a bargain. We had a two bedroom apartment, each room with double bed. There are window air conditioners in the bedrooms, and individual cable TV with remotes in each room. A small kitchen where we could keep cold drinks and a microwave and stove, not that we wanted to cook, with several good restaurants in town. Our room was very clean, and with better quality towels and bedding than I expected in a student residence. Congrats to the cleaning crew here for making the rooms spotless. The bizarre colour scheme of rosy pink walls with moss green trim left a lot to be desired (please lose the Pink when you repaint the rooms, management!) but for the great price. we could live with unappealing wall colours. There were a few patches on the bathroom door and a few places on the walls that clearly needed repainting. But that is really the only quibble. We had rainy weather for several days, which meant no beach, so it was at least nice to have a spacious apartment to relax in rather than a tiny hotel room. We had requested a quiet room and Kyle kindly gave us a room at the far end of the hall, so we did not have neighbours who might have made noise. But the guests we saw were mostly seniors or parents with small kids, so we were glad it was unlikely there were going to be noisy parties while we stayed. We slept well each night. There is free parking across the street, and the centre of town is an easy walk, about five blocks. There is a free breakfast. Just toast, bagels, yogurt, instant oatmeal and sometimes some oranges, but no eggs or hot dishes or fresh fruit. But for this price, you can't complain. I just wish they served it on real plates instead of paper and plastic utensils. Would make a big difference to reduce all the garbage that must add up each day. Surely the college could buy a dishwasher to wash plates and glasses? Would also recommend requesting a room NOT facing Grafton street, as the section of the street the college faces is ugly, with parking lots, a car wash and a view of big Irving smoke stacks. Rooms facing the side or back would have nicer views. But we didn't spend a lot of time looking out the window, anyway. Booking here also includes free use of the college gym next door. Not a great gym, very small, but better than nothing if you want to use a treadmill or lift weights. A great bonus are laundry rooms on each floor, so we could wash our clothes before we continued back to Halifax for the trip home. We would definitely stay here again. Front desk staff was friendly and helpful. …