Georgetown Inn and Restaurant

This quaint historic inn was built in 1840 by ship builder Joseph Wightman. Each room has its own charm and sizes vary. Views of Georgetown Harbour can be enjoyed while relaxing out on the deck. The building formerly served as a mercantile store, post office, bank, Masonic lodge and a hardware store. The property has a 40-seat dining room and guests are treated to a gourmet breakfast each morning. Dinner is available various days and hours depending on the season. Property is open seasonally from mid-May to early October. Smoke free premises. 8 units. 3 stories (no elevator), interior corridors.