"This quiet, secluded resort was built in the 1950's, but is in surprisingly great condition. We booked a garden room with 2 queen beds, which is basically half of a cottage. The grounds were beautifully shaded with lush landscaping. The room wasn't very spacious, but was good enough for a short stay. It had a small refrigerator and a rather ancient microwave, but both worked. The bathroom was small but well appointed and immaculate, with a basket of amenities on the toilet lid and plenty of clean towels. There was a tray of tea bags and instant coffee next to the microwave, but no in-room coffee maker. The beds were comfortable, and a smallish flat screen tv was on a dresser opposite them. Importantly, the a/c was working perfectly. There was a small breakfast buffet in a tiki hut between the cottages and boardwalk to the beach. It consisted of muffins, frittata cups, yogurt and coffee, but was plenty for us and tasty. After breakfast, we took the short boardwalk to the quiet beach with plenty of chairs, where we spent the day before enjoying a gorgeous view of the sunset. The owner/manager was pleasant and obliging. My only complaint is there is no ice machine on the property, which has been a pretty basic motel amenity all of my life. There was a plastic ice tray in the refrigerator, but it never got cold enough to make ice. We could have gotten ice at the gas station, but didn't have a large enough ice chest. An on-site machine in the tiki hut would be great.
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