The June is the Instagrammable Motel You’ll Want to Head to This Summer

These are the women that took the leap to ditch the ordinary life of living and working in Toronto to create something of their own that inspired them.

Mixing prints and botanicals gives this room the Palm Springs vibe we’re talking about!

Perfect spot to enjoy a nice glass of wine after your day exploring Prince Edward County. It’s important to mention that although the county is a big place with a lot to do, April and Sarah have made it their mission to help give you the best time you could possibly have. They are experts on the area and are just a text message away for any advice, be it big or small. They call it their Text Message Concierge!

Behind that garage door is a bonfire pit which makes for a lovely spot to enjoy s’mores and a glass of wine.

Had the pleasure of staying in The Classic Room. Good vibes, indeed. The bathroom came equipped with toiletries from a local apothecary Sunday’s Company.

The perfect room for a small group of gals on a bachelorette weekend. Along with this double bed comes a bunk bed and couch and plenty of space to chill out.

Although The June doesn’t have a restaurant, they do offer up some of the best morning treats around. Whether it be freshly-baked scones, or pressed juices, they’ve got you covered.

Just a short ride away (in a car or on your bike), Parsons is the ideal destination for a refreshing drink and some delicious Mexican and Southern Comfort munchies. Our personal favourite was the Fried Bologna Sammich (between the bread was bologna, cheese, potato crisps and jelly).

The coolest thing about this place was that the owners decided to disassemble and move two 150-year-old heritage lumber buildings to then repurpose them for their bottle shop and tap room. They kept the county charm and brought a new-aged twist.

Hard to believe it, but the next few images are of what the motel looked like before April and Sarah took it under their wings.

It just doesn’t have the same vibe without the pink doors!

The pre-existing motel lobby.

Interestingly enough, they didn’t ditch everything from the old Motel. Some of the things that were still in perfectly good condition (like the vintage bed frames pictured here) were given new life with a modern take.