The motel, on six acres of land overlooking Sheep Pond Beach, has undergone extensive renovations after new owners took over the aging motel in Dec. 2015.
Anne and Grant Galbraith, of Galbraith P.E.I. Holdings, ran the motel for one season with some minor upgrades before taking the plunge to demolish and rebuild the main part of the building this past year.
Souris contractor, William Ford, led the renovation process, working under a tight deadline to complete the new construction by June 23.
The motel went from being 16 rooms to 12 and includes a wheelchair accessible unit.
The main office, which is connected to the renovated section of the motel, also carries some history, as it was the scale house office in Wood Islands for many years.
The motel was previously a two star accommodation, but since the renovations is now rated a 3.5 star after an inspection by Tourism P.E.I.
It is also pet friendly, has a continental breakfast and offers bilingual services.
The motel will be open until Oct. 1 since the Galbraith family will be returning to their home to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
From the Charlottetown Guardian