Beachwalker Inn

The staff were super friendly and the rooms are cute with a fireplace and kitchen. The location is walking distance to downtown and the beach. The only problems we had were The walls are thin and we did have a few roaches, but other than that we really liked it.

It was an 'ok' place. It's an older place. The bed was uncomfortable, and the provided breakfast was all carbs (cereal, bagels), and no protein (even hard boiled eggs would be nice).

Unfortunately even when requesting a quiet room the Indian/Pakistanie manager put us in a dark alleyways on the ground floor, near the stairs to the upper floor with us hearing everyone going upstairs with their luggage!! Then we had noisy people to the side of us and worse was to come with the neighbors above us who were wearing lead lined boots!! And when they took showers or flushed the toilet it sounded like a water torrent in our room. This place has some seriouse sound proofing issues. The gas central heating is old and smelly so we turned it off.Their was a hole in the wall were the door knob kept hitting it. Their had been a token gesture with the furnishing but this place is over priced and poor value for the 140 dollars we had to pay. The continental breakfast was ok

The suite was cozy and clean. Had a frig and freezer, stove with utensils and plates, couch and chair and fireplace. Bedroom was clean and pretty spacious.

Hotel was about as expected. It is in a small beach town, these hotels tend to take a beating. The room was clean but the carpet was spotty, made sure to keep our socks on!