I enjoyed all the sleeping spaces and the decor. The parking was great. Location was great.

I think there was a funky smell of like stagnant water and the pipes seemed to rattle when turned on.

Of course we loved all the crab decor everywhere! The collection is quite impressive and the hand built light up ship was nice to relax by in the evening. This is a 1940's house with all of the quirks and charm you would expect to find in an 85 year old home. The main floor is spacious yet cozy and the kitchen is fully stocked. The reupholstered WW ll couch is comfortable and the fireplace warm and full of ambience. The stairs up to the top bedrooms are very tall so be prepared for a leg workout and holding the hands of little ones. The backyard is a nice size for pets and to sit outside and bbq, a small fireplace would be perfect out there. The hot tub was hot and clean. We loved the lighting from the neon lights. It's only 3 minutes away from the 1st crabbing dock (and includes a crab pot and fishing rods for guest use),5 minutes to the longest crab pier I have ever seen. There are several restaurants a couple blocks up and don't forget to visit the oyster place for some fresh oysters! And last but not least I must mention the well thought out and stocked coffee station. It has a Keurig with a single k cup option or a full pot option. There are to go cups so you can take that hot beverage to the crabbing docks.There are flavored creamers and about 1 million crab cups to choose from.

The upstairs bedrooms need curtains or blinds, we hung a blanket so it was dark for our 3 year old. The curtains would help keep the sun out as well, it was quite warm up there during the day when the sun was shining.