What is dump! The first room had a bed with brown stain. My sons bed had pink stains. The second…read moreroom had a horrible AC unit. It gave cold moist air. People were nice but the property was a dumpster fire.

Stayed for a few nights just after Xmas. I have also stayed here once earlier in the year. The…read morerooms are clean and comfortable, but kind of small. There is coffee and hot chocolate 24/7, and a very small continental breakfast each morning with limited offerings. The staff are all very nice and accommodating which is a good thing since we saw no service carts during our entire stay. If we needed anything extra (ex., fresh towels) we had to get them from the desk. We also took care of our own trash. Not a big deal but worth noting. The hotel could also use some new pillows (what they have are soft but very lumpy). I have stayed at both Hampton Inns (Salis & Fruitland), but they have become too pricey for what they offer. The Sleep Inn is a better value.

Vibe: Cross Country Trip Distance from beach: Rehobeth: 35…read moremiles Cleanliness: ***** Ease of check-in: ***** Breakfast: **** Pool: **** (outdoor only, small) Location: ***** (next to shopping center) Elite Perks: NOTHING!! *** I like that a text from Mngmt was received asking if my room met my expectations.

Our stay at Avid was awesome. Avid is a division of IHG hotels (brands like holiday Inn, kimoton…read moreand crwn plaza....19 brands overall) Staff was super friendly and efficient. The hotel was spotlessly clean.....my number one expectation! Plenty of parking, nice lobby, and great grab and go style breakfast. Nothing fancy but quick and easy! I love the minimalist style for the rooms, very modern feel. Laminate flooring vs. carpets feel more sanitary to me! I thought the open area with hangers and hooks was cool, too. The bathrooms had soap and shampoo dispensers vs. soap bars and little bottles... better for our environment. We will definitely try one again in another location! My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

We stayed there 6 years ago. I would recommend this bed & breakfast. Eric was very pleasant and…read moreaccommodating. He did a great job with breakfast. The Inn was decorated nice and extremely clean. We enjoyed sitting on the porch in the evening. And on Saturday they a crab feast which was very enjoyable. We had a great weekend at the Hummingbird Inn.

Our short week-end getaway to Easton was made very special by staying at the Hummingbird Inn! Mary,…read morewho handled our reservation and gave us a warm welcome when we arrived, was gracious and very helpful throughout our stay. Our breakfast, prepared by Eric, who is both chef and innkeeper was delicious. Th Inn's location is convenient to downtown Easton, which is a charming town

I was not a guest at the hotel but did take the time to read the historical marker in front and…read morecheck out the lovely building from the outside. The marker is mounted on the wall and reads, "This locally famous landmark was constructed in 1836 by Joshua S. Layton and Caleb B. Sipple, builders of the Sussex County Courthouse across the Square. It replaced a frame Public House that had stood on the site. County courts were held here during construction of the Courthouse 1837-39. The accommodations and hospitality of the house made this a popular stopping place for both residents and visitors to the County Seat. Known for a time as the Union Hotel, this was a well-known gathering-place for northern sympathizers during the Civil War. After the war, business flourished with the coming of the railroad. With the advent of the automobile, the number of lodgers began to decline, and the hotel was closed in the mid-1950's. The building was later renovated and used as a bank until 1998. The Brick Hotel was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1979." This is marker number SC-139 and was erected by the Delaware Public Archives in 2000. It is again a hotel and bookings are available online. Stop in and check this out. [Review 20303 overall - 130 in Delaware - 1280 of 2023.]

It is not open. I went to the door nd there was a note Very…read moredisappointing alwaysloved to bring a group there

We love Mitchell's!!! My boys for 3 years are in their after…read moreschool program, take karate classes and go to summer camp "phoenix" that they love! And my granddaughter has been attending their all new infant daycare since she was only 5 weeks old. The staff is always friendly, courteous and accommodating, especially miss Bernie and miss JenI fully trust the transportation services they provide for school drop off/pickup and field trips. Boys behavior and self discipline skills have definitely improved and I feel safe knowing that all my babies are well taken care of. We consider MMA a family. Highly recommended.

My 3 year old attends, and has been going to Mitchells since he was around 8 months old, fantastic…read morestaff and he loves it there!

We have just completed our millionth trip to the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay. Our kids call it our…read more"second home"..... Always the most fun time had as a family with something for everyone (ages 12/11/8/4). Arielle at the front is the most incredible, always helping us out with any needs we may have (and the best staff all around). Jess, who is in charge of the entertainment, is unbelievable. She made a very rainy Memorial Day Weekend so much fun for the little kids, with endless indoor activities. The lifeguards and staff at the kids club are so kind and the entire time you are there you feel relaxed and as if you have flown to a resort far away. We look forward to coming back in a few weeks.

For the price! Absolutely NOT…read more... Let me start with the kudos and pro's....Location is excellent! The views are outstanding! Activities are plentiful and parking is free (gratis). When arriving, I was blown away. The room itself, not so much....The walls are thin, the rooms really are in need of an upgrade, and cleanliness is mid at best. This hotel caters to events (i.e. weddings, conferences, etc) - so individual comfort and/or pleasure is not a priority (and it shows). See pictures for more information. I wouldn't recommend for a quiet or quality night of sleep.

When a Living Social deal came up for the Combsberry Inn, I couldn't resist. I love the Eastern…read moreShore and whenever I see a beautiful, historic, pet-friendly B&B - all the boxes are checked for an excellent getaway. I had visited St. Michaels before and Oxford is a few miles down the road and is a much quieter gem of a place to visit. Combsberry Inn has a long, tree lined driveway which is the first indication that you are visiting an old, special place. The house was built in the 1700's and all of the rooms have a beautiful view of the water. We stayed in the Oxford Cottage which is a separate building aptly nicknamed, "the dollhouse". It is the only pet-friendly accommodation but I am happy that's where we stayed because it was adorable and classy at the same time. We had a wood-burning fireplace with a starter log and more wood on the patio. There is a nice jacuzzi for two and vases with fresh flowers throughout the cottage. The bedroom is in the loft so it's only a full size bed but it's cozy. My only minor gripe is that the bed was too firm for my tastes, but my husband had no complaints. There are windows everywhere for great breezes. There is also a kitchen with a stove for any cooking you may want to do, a small fridge, and a microwave. You can sit on your patio and gaze at the water or walk down to the dock to look at the nesting ospreys (really!). Our dogs really loved running around the backyard and sleeping by the fireplace. They also have some books that we used and it was nice to disconnect with no tvs around. Best of all, breakfast and coffee is delivered to your doorstep at 9 am so you have no reason to get up early. We had homemade cinnamon buns, yogurt, and fresh fruit. I hope to come back sometime when the canoes and kayaks are ready for use to check out the beautiful waterways. The Robert Morris Inn is only a 5 minute drive away and is a great place to grab a romantic dinner. FYI - if you hear any crazy "screams" in the middle of the night, you are hearing the foxes! We saw a fox jump in front of our car too - so be careful driving around at night.

My fiance and I recently took a trip to Combsberry on a Living Social deal. It was unfortunately a…read morelittle rainy and cold but that didn't take away from the beauty of this location. First off the staff is wonderfully pleasant - happy to answer any and all questions and very accessible without being overbearing. Because there was no one else at the inn they upgraded us from the one-bedroom cottage to the two-bedroom carriage house, free of charge. They are pet friendly and our little mutt certainly loved running around the extra space as well as the huge grounds. The house itself was the perfect eastern shore experience; country-quaint meets modern convenience. There was a fully upgraded kitchen, a large living room with gas fireplace, half bathroom, and a formal dining area. Each bedroom (which are located on opposites sides of the house, great for couples or families!) has it's own gas fireplace, four post king bed and bathroom with jacuzzi tub. The highlight, in my opinion, is the floor to ceiling windowed doors across the living room that give you a beautiful view of the grounds leading right up to the water. The technology offerings are low (an old tv without cable and dvd player provide the living room entertainment while their is only wireless internet available in the main house library) it is absolutely perfect for a "get-away-from-it-all" style vacation. In the morning the staff brings a basket with breakfast - muffins, bread pudding, smoothies and orange juice. While we came here on a deal, the regular prices are great for the experience and privacy you get (395 for the cottage or 700 for the full carriage house). We look forward to returning when the weather picks up a bit so we can take advantage of swimming and kayaking right off the property.

This is our first time in Easton, MD. Tidewater Inn is at the heart of the city. Perfect location…read moreto stay and explore Easton. We came right before Christmas. It's clean, the staff are welcoming. Rooms are clean. Just a couple of things - the glass on top of the bed side table had really pointed corners, my little toddler ran into couple of times and I did also. Definitely Not very safe for children. Bathroom sliding door had us laughing. You can see and hear it all.. you really gotta love the person staying with you cause it's gonna get next level intimate lol.. Convenient and cute.. not sure if I'll stay here again though.

What a fabulous surprise! I was in the area and wanted to grab breakfast. I checked the menu and…read moresaw something that had been a mystery for many years. Scrapple. I have never ventured to try it and I have always assumed that it was undigestible and disgusting. But I decided that if it's on the menu at this swaggy establishment that I may as well give it a try. I went for the eggs with scrape. I never expected it to come out so fancy. It was cooked to perfection and the eggs were the perfect cook for such an adventure to my tastebuds. It had a fresh bed of greens that we're drizzled with a vinegarette. Everything was delicious and the staff was amazing. I actually dropped my wallet and couldn't find it for one day and when I called they said it was in the manager's office. Kudos to an amazing staff and establishment. I found out upon retreaving my wallet that they have a great HH and that on the first Friday, it's a special hh so I will be back!