Hotel is the third floor of the building. The first two floors is an outdoors shop where you can rent bikes, kayaks, etc and buy workout gear as well as a café which serves sandwiches, coffee, and alcoholic drinks. Regular check in was at the outdoors shop, but as we were late check ins, they just provided us with the code to the elevator and the key was in the door of our room. Hotel only consists of 5 rooms and on the night we stayed, was completely sold out. While hotel is small, it would benefit from signage on which direction hotel rooms are. Additionally, avoid the elevator if you don't have a lot of luggage as it is super slow. The ice machine was broken; however, there was a note that we could grab some in the café downstairs which was nice. We stayed in the Sailor's Retreat room and it was huge with a king sized bed and lots of space to move and with a balcony facing the bay. Something they cannot control though, is that there are a lot of flying bugs like gnats if you were to sit on the balcony. However, for $300 a night, while it was a big space and is a great view, I would come back for the view at the café instead of staying here. I am a minimalistic traveler and only treat hotels as places to sleep; however, since my partner was working the next day we decided to book this room so it was easier to just go down to the café after checkout. read more