Hoteller nær Alabama Point East

"Jeg havde en enkelt overnatning med min datter. En stor fornøjelse. Venligt personale, hurtig indcheckning, lys og flot indretning overalt, nemt at komme til stranden. Fine restauranter og bar. "

"Skøn udsigt og kort afstand til stranden. Eneste minus var hotellets restaurant/bar, der kun havde dårlig fastfood. Heldigvis er der høj-kvalitets restauranter i nærheden, f.eks. Zeke’s lige på den anden side af vejen."

"Ville have været en 5 stjernet anmeldelse, hvis ikke vi havde oplevet tissemyre på værelset. Hotellet gjorde hvad de kunne, men havde ikke andre ledige værelser og gav os en gratis morgenmad i stedet."

"Very spacious clean room. Loved the close parking space. Very near the elevator that was also nice. Zero complaints and will definitely book again "

"Cleanliness of room and looks are nice. The owner has nice taste. The place is small but has everything you need. I didn't like the bed in the entry of the door way, makes it hard coming in with luggage. Did struggle some with the AC thermostat to get the room to cool down. took a while but did eventually cool the room during the night. The biggest negative was the bed and pillows. Both need an upgrade - pillows are horrible. Can't say i got any good night sleeps which was important to...

"Room was clean, spacious, We had an excellent stay."

"Clean room and efficient staff."

"Beautiful layout Cleaning girl sweet hard worker My 90 yo Mother & I stayed her Brother(85) lives in adjoining Development Perfect location will be back again for another visit LOVE the Deer"

"We enjoyed our stay at the cabins in the park. The cabin was updated, clean and comfortable. Loved the trails and rode our bikes quite a bit. Took advantage of the guided hike (more like a stroll) but learned a lot and enjoyed it. The restaurant in the park is also good and convenient. Would book again."

"From the moment we arrived, we were made to feel as though we didn’t belong. When we pulled up to check in, a valet attendant told us we couldn’t park in the front because they were expecting a "large group." We were forced to park near the exit—a bizarre way to treat paying hotel guests. Things only got worse when we went to grab a luggage cart. An attendant asked us if we were actually staying there. Why else would someone need a luggage cart? As we headed to our room, we were stopped again...