A hidden gem! Super friendly staff, close to the beach and a variety of restaurants and…read moreentertainment. Has a private pool, parking, (precious in this community) and a special touch: free wine and cheese between 5 and 6 PM. Not to mention cookies at 8PM. Let's not forget breakfast in the morning. Perfect!!!

Good but housekeeping was a nightmare. Everything else was amazing. Really close to the beach…read more (Edited: for typo)

Hear me out with this review:…read more I have never stayed in a Bed & Breakfast house before and when I was initially trying to book somewhere to stay in Rehoboth Beach this was the first place suggested. The house contains rooms with private bathrooms and rooms on a floor with shared bathrooms. I was very hesitant to book at first when I read that I would have to "share" a bathroom. We just returned home after a 4 night stay here and we were more than satisfied! Tom, the house owner, is super kind, personable and hospitable. His other workers (Rayvn and Chris) are also so helpful and always get you what you need. You can request to have breakfast in the morning from a menu selection and they bring you your food out at the time you request to have it ready for you . Tom always came and checked up on us wherever we were sitting during breakfast to chat about random things, show us his puppy and ask us if we wanted more food or needed anything. The room we stayed in had a shared bathroom in the hallway (we stayed on the 2nd floor and other rooms shared 2 full baths and a half bath with us) and it was actually very clean. The staff did a good job replenishing towels each day and cleaning the shower/toilet/sink. Felt very comfortable here. We would love to try a room with a private bathroom (it was so booked up when we tried to get one initially so book way in advance!) I love that the beach was only a 4 minute walk and access to the main streets was only an alley walk away from the house. No complaints at all after this stay. When we sat out on the porch each morning and night, many people would walk by making comments about how pretty and interesting the establishment was. The interior of the house smells super good and is clean. Highly recommend staying here! Overall 5/5 stars and we will definitely be back next year

This place is so nice and very homey but I do recommend getting a room with its own personal…read morebathroom....sharing a bathroom is not fun but we still enjoyed our stay immensely.

This was our first time staying at the Canalside Inn and the main reason we chose it was it is dog…read morefriendly. That was true for every room. The place was clean and it was nice they had things laid for our dog. Some small issues people probably don't like is they ask you to take a photo of yourself and license and upload it via your phone to eventually get your code for your room. The bathroom was not the best for the price you are paying. Shower looks like from the 80's and the toilet paper was the prison style one ply. I think in the off season they could reduce the price a bit to entice customers to stay here. The location is great as it's close enough for us to the beach but still a hike if you don't want to walk like a mile.

This is our first time to the Canalside Inn and Rehoboth Beach. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay…read morethere. The location, ambiance, pet friendly atmosphere was exactly what we were looking for. We will definitely stay there again. Our Siberian was exhausted after or stay at the Canalside Inn. Walking to town and back everyday multiple times to visit pet friendly stores and restaurants ... had her snoozing by the time we left for home.

The Boardwalk Plaza Hotel is awesome. It's a beautiful place to stay. We go every summer and we…read morelove it. One thing though, they put a copy of the USA Today newspaper at each door , a news source that is written at grade school level and biased to the extreme. Please just skip the papers. Dave, Crownsville

As nice and charming as this hotel is, a few things stuck out to me. This place is wonderfully…read moreappointed with luxury at most every turn. The birds in the lobby add a humorous touch. A couple of items need attention for me to make this a five-star review. With such a luxurious hotel why are we facing such poor wifi, and what's up with the toilet paper? Have we not heard of cottonelle? Remind me the next time to bring my own tp. And can we talk about the light fixture over the wash sink. It has a mirror facing the sink but the light fixture is set for someone about 4'10". It blocks the view of my face by 80%.

"Cause I'm running on the bad side And I got my back to the…read morewall Tenth Avenue freeze-out" (Bruce Springsteen) The hotel is simply beautiful. There are so many seating options in the lobby that look as though they came out of a beach resort magazine. The hotel posts a daily board of local restaurant specials, and the hotel itself offers plenty of great extras, like wine and cheese every day from 5:00-6:00, and cookies and milk every evening at 8:00 in the lobby. Complimentary lobby coffee is available 24/7, so there are no coffee makers in the rooms. There's also a big game room with dozens of board games. They have an indoor pool and sauna, and an outdoor hot tub. Our hotel room was quite large, with a huge flatscreen TV, a work desk, a king-sized bed, a sofa, and a coffee table. The in-room Wi-Fi and the satellite TV worked great. The bath was on the smaller size, but it looked brand new. The shower had plenty of hot water and the only nitpick was maybe the pressure from the rainfall style shower head could have been a teense more forceful. We had a nice private balcony overlooking the street and their street level firepit and seating area. The overall location is great, just a very short walk to the boardwalk and beach and within hundreds of stores and restaurants. The daily breakfast was stellar -a bounty of pre-made omelets, Sausages, Baked pears, Cereals, Oatmeal (with mix- ins like nuts, chocolate, granola, seeds, coconut), Pastries, whole and cut fruit, yogurt, cottage cheese, hash browns, and ham slices. Our off-season rate was a little over $100 a night, quite a good deal for the hotel's luxury and services. Guest service was excellent at every encounter we had.

Decided to go to Rehoboth for a 24 hour trip last minute and found this hotel on Expedia for a…read moregreat price (~$200). It was an amazing experience overall and highly recommend it. Here are the many things we loved: 1. nice clean room, comfy bed. met expectations 2. breakfast included (the items are not too exciting but there's enough food for a snack early morning to last us until brunch), free wine and cheese in the afternoon, cookies and milk at night 3. just 3 blocks from the beach sands. we didn't use it but saw a buggy that would drive people with the beach chairs to the beach. 4. guests can use their towels and beach chairs 5. there's a pool and hot tub (didn't use since we'd rather be at the beach for the short trip) 6. very courteous and helpful hotel staff I'm sure in the summer the same room would be at least $400-500 a night. It was great to come in October, weather was perfect and the rooms are much cheaper.

We had another great stay at the Ocean Glass Inn for the 2nd year in a row. This time, I reserved…read moreRoom #3, which is quite roomy with two queen beds. They texted me to let me know that an earlier arrival was possible. The front office staff is always very pleasant. We arrived just in time for the free happy hour, so we enjoyed wine & beer. The rooms are immaculate, the AC is great, and all the little touches are there. Breakfast is awesome--quite a variety: several kinds of tasty baked egg cups, hard-boiled eggs, muffins, croissants, cereals, juices, yogurts, fruit, coffee. Everything you need is there, in a great, close in location.

Had a great time visiting Rehoboth and staying at the Ocean Glass Inn. The owner is amazingly kind…read moreand the place is super clean. Comfy beds and easy walk downtown.

What an experience! The Melbourne is touted as a bed and breakfast, probably because Sandy, the…read morelovely owner, provides a morning meal (of sorts). We were impressed by how very clean everything was. There are a few things missing from the description of The Melbourne. First, it is not a "traditional" bed and breakfast, as there are no en suite rooms - the bathroom is in a hallway, to be shared with whomever is staying on that floor. Second, breakfast is served at 9:30 am - only. So if you want to get up early and eat breakfast before you start your day, be prepared to eat out. There are no sugar substitutes available - bring your own. Another thing one might care about is the linen quality - I used a towel so threadbare that you could see through it - but it still dried my wet body after a shower just fine. The location is absolutely fabulous, Sandy is a gracious hostess, and is more than willing to recommend things to do and places to go, as well as local restaurants. It was a pleasure to meet Sandy - she's quite the lady!

The Melbourne is great. Sandy is the owner and learns each guest's name and chats with them on the…read morefront porch. Her breakfasts are a little non-traditional, but really good. The Melbourne is pretty small and has off street parking, which during the summer is really awesome. Location is awesome, a half block from the ocean. The only downside is that there is an amusement park type boardwalk thing right across the street. But it closes around 11/12 so if you're coming back a little later, it's not a huge deal. It's not a long walk from the main road. Overall good! Going back soon!

Amazing getaway for couples and singles especially on the off season! We went the weekend before…read moreThanksgiving and had the best time. The hot tub isn't big but it's fine for a few people and great to have right next to the spa. The parking is free on the off season and once you're in, you can easily walk a few blocks to the beach or all around town. I hear they have a shuttle but we never needed them. The room is very big and we enjoyed the small balcony just as a feature. On a warm day you want to just enjoy snacks and a breeze I can imagine it is wonderful. We enjoyed the fireplace. The bathroom lights were a bit complicated but the tub was enormous and luxurious for a soak! The coffee nook with fridge was perfectly outfitted and great for storage. The room lights were a bit flickery but not a major issue. Paying for the higher adults only floor was WORTH IT! They keep the snacks area ready with basic chips and cookies and the cooler with sodas and water and refresh it all the time. The sitting room with its own fireplace is super cozy and you can play a card game or build legos being away from any hecticness. Plus afternoon cookies, tea, coffee, and hot chocolate were not to be missed! Those were great to take as a dessert after dinner or relaxing in the room. I bet in the warmer months the outside terrace is great to enjoy for reading. The bar service was good, whether you wanted drinks or meals things came out decently in good time and well done. I think the prices are very reasonable. The area has so many great options but if you just want to stay in you'll be fine! The breakfast experience was fine- the omelet stations were good but really did take a long time. Maybe just a lack of experience. Good selection of everything and while the bakery station had a variety of scones and muffins, they weren't always fresh tasting and the fruit wasn't much a variety. They will sometimes fill up and you'll have to sit in the cold conference room rather than the cozy vestibule. So go early if you want all the best options and won't be rushed. I can imagine this place is always busy but in the off season months I absolutely recommend this to any couple or single who wants to get away- shops are still open, restaurants still active, and the beach is still refreshing!

It wasn't bad, but this hotel definitely looks better in the pictures than in reality. Not a 4…read morestar hotel, IMO. Good: good location, easy to walk to restaurants & shops & Boardwalk. Shuttle to get guests to the beach or other locations Cute lounges and patio Meh: Rooms are pretty underwhelming in design & decor (furniture looked pretty worn, dark carpet--shudder--and Motel 6 vibes in the bathroom). No towel bars in the bathroom. Poor water pressure. Walls are thin, so we could hear people in the next room and in the hall. Tiny pool that seemed murky (?) and had sand in it. Hot-tub looked like a good place to get electrocuted (it was taped together in places, missing covers on parts. Maybe it's perfectly safe, but gave me pause. There is only one elevator, so I'd advise taking the stairs, as it can be a wait. There is a $15.00 charge to park per day (which is cheap, I think), but I missed that when booking, so was a little surprised on checking out. Maybe remind guests of the fee on check-in? Also, while we had our own chairs, so we didn't need it, the Bellmoor charges to rent beach chairs. I can see taking a deposit, but charging just seems cheap. On the flip side, I have yet to find a really nice hotel in Rehobeth, so this might be as good as it gets.