We loved our stay at Adam's, although it was much too short. The room was very clean and neat. The…read morepool was spotlessly clean. The ocean was just steps away. But, the staff were exceptional. They were friendly and knowledgeable. They suggested a couple of walkable restaurants of which one was Woodys. We ate dinner there both nights. Everything was perfect, and we'll certainly be back!

Such an amazing place! The people that run the motel are so extremely nice and friendly. The motel…read moreitself is about 30 feet away from the beach. Each room has 2 rocking chairs in front of their door. The pool is awesome. It's very large and extremely clean and refreshing. You can tell there is a ton of care taken. The landscaping is pretty and well maintained. Would highly recommend. We took my pups and they had a blast.

First off, the people dropping 1-star reviews on this place are probably the high-maintenance crowd…read morewho drove down from NY or DC expecting a luxury high-rise and never bothered to do five minutes of research beforehand. This resort is pure mom-and-pop energy. Not some polished corporate chain with cucumber water in the lobby. It's been part of OC since the 1950s and it feels like one of those places where families vacationed as kids, then came back years later with their own kids, and the cycle just keeps going. The whole place runs on nostalgia, tradition, and "remember when?" stories. Everything here is functional and clean but you absolutely get what you pay for. If you're expecting modern luxury, quartz countertops, and Instagram-core aesthetics, head to condo row in north OC and prepare to pay at least 50% more. We stayed here in early May 2026. The outdoor pool was still closed for the season but every other amenity was up and running. One nice perk: all amenities are free for guests. There are signs everywhere saying wristbands are required, although at the indoor pool that rule seemed to be enforced with the intensity of a mall security guard on break. Nobody in our group had wristbands on and half the pool crowd didn't either. Even in early May, the indoor pool was pretty lively without feeling chaotic. While we didn't fully take advantage of it, the pool bar specials were honestly kind of absurd in the best way possible. They had around a dozen beer options (everything from basic to craft) for like $2-$3 each. No exaggeration on that. Not one beer was more than $3. Crushes, cocktails, jello shots, and other drinks were all priced shockingly reasonably too. If you're traveling with a big group, you could easily dedicate an entire day to staying on the property and still spend less than you would almost anywhere else in town. My 8-year-old loved the mini golf course. Is it a little worn down compared to some of the flashy courses nearby? Sure. But it's free, and free mini golf automatically gains at least two stars in my book. They also show two family-friendly movies every evening around 6 PM and 8 PM with complimentary popcorn, which is a nice touch. The arcade had maybe 6-12 games total: skeeball, crane games, Mortal Kombat, a racing game or two, and a handful of random classics. Games do not take quarters and you have to purchase a game card. Honestly, the arcade can be skipped but you walk past it going to the indoor pool. If you want to play arcades, go to the inlet and hit up Playland or Sportland. There's also a small outdoor playground that should easily satisfy kids 10 and under. We stayed in the Pennsylvania building on the second floor. The room itself was comfortable. The shower pressure was a little weak, but perfectly usable. One underrated plus is the sink is outside the bathroom. The room had a microfridge, two queen beds, basic cable, solid AC, and comfortable mattresses. The biggest downside is definitely the thin walls. Sound travels. A lot. Thankfully, most guests were families, so it never felt rowdy in a BAD way. You will hear laughter, small kids yelling, doors shutting, etc. And because it's a family resort with thin walls, some parents seemed to operate under the philosophy of "vacation bedtime is optional" and throw any self-awareness out the window. On Saturday night, there were kids sprinting around the hallways at 11:30 PM while parents yelled at them from somewhere in the parking lot like they were trying to coach a youth soccer practice from three fields away. Zero awareness that other families, likely with small kids, might actually be asleep. Thankfully, we brought a white noise machine, so it wasn't a huge issue for us. But I could definitely see peak summer weekends getting a little chaotic. That said, this may also just come down to my mindset. Even though we live here, if we ever need a quick few-night escape from our house again, we'd probably come back. The value is really hard to beat.

The good: friendly staff, free movies/popcorn, and mini golf for the kids. Basketball court, small…read morearcade, small workout area, and small playground and sanded net area. The bad: grainy flatscreens could use an upgrade, the beds are small and have old itchy sheets, the indoor pool is one of the worst i've ever seen (floating hair/bandaids/trash and noone appears to be cleaning up after guests leave their cups//towels- almost had nowhere to seat upon entry).

have been coming to Sea Colony every summer for years, and it continues to be one of my favorite…read morevacation destinations. The community offers a wide variety of activities, a relaxing atmosphere, and a great overall experience that keeps me coming back year after year. Personally, my favorite area is the East Side in Georgetown, which I have always found to be especially enjoyable, well-maintained, and comfortable. I have noticed that some visitors leave negative reviews, and while everyone's experience may differ, accommodations can play a significant role in the quality of a stay. In my experience, choosing a higher-quality rental has consistently made a noticeable difference in comfort, cleanliness, and overall enjoyment. Investing in a well-maintained property can greatly enhance the vacation experience and help visitors fully appreciate everything Sea Colony has to offer. Overall, I continue to highly enjoy my time here each summer and look forward to returning again in the future. Sea Colony remains a wonderful place to relax, spend time with family and friends, and create lasting memories.

This place looks like it was chic in 1990…read more The condo smelled very strongly of dog. It was a 2 bedroom unit, however, the toilet in one of the bathrooms over flowed and went into one of the bedrooms so we couldn't use it. For a week. They do not respond to requests for maintenance and do not refund. You get your crappy rental, but then you have to pay extra to use anything like the pool. Do not rent here. Just dont. These aren't good people and the property is shitty

room was not ready upon arrival. Front desk staff unapologetic and appeared unbothered, as if this…read moreis common. Sat in lobby, waiting. Breakfast yogurt bowl is 4oz of yogurt with half a strawberry and 8 blueberries. It costs $14. Service extremely slow and inattentive. Recommend choosing another hotel. Arrived on 3/7/26 Will from NYC

My wife and I were just married and decided to honeymoon in Turks and Caicos. A friend recommended…read moreWindsong so we booked a weeklong stay. We were incredibly excited to spend our once in a life time honeymoon in such a beautiful place, but felt underwhelmed and honestly disappointed with the whole experience. Renovations: We knew this time of year would be slower (October 2025) and that's okay. What we didn't know was that 2/3 of the resort would be closed for renovations. I understand facilities will eventually need work and slow season would be the time to do it, but there was no communication about it until we were already there. Had we known we probably would've chosen a different resort. Thursday and Fridays morning we were woken up due to construction noises. NOT the kind of thing you'd expect at a place like this. Staff: Some of the staff was friendly; I would say most. Johnny the bartender was awesome. There were a few encounters however where staff didn't seem to care and they never once apologized for 2/3 of the resort being closed or offered anything to make up for it--a complimentary bottle of wine, a coupon to use at the spa, etc. I'm not looking for handouts, but after working in hospitality for over a decade I know you want your guests to feel welcome; especially on special occasions, such as this. Over the course of a week, only once were we greeted at the beach by a waitress to ask us if we wanted anything to drink or eat. I found this odd because you would think during a slow season it would be the opposite. I always tip at least 20% so it wouldn't have been the staff avoiding us due to not tipping. There is no Uber or Lyft so you have to call taxis to go everywhere if you don't rent a car. The concierge was helpful here and every time they got a taxi booked quickly, which was appreciated. Upon checking out I noticed there was a charge for a bottle of wine we did not consume. When I mentioned it I was told by the manager she would not be removing the charge and just walked away. I was honestly shocked. I was surprised by this treatment after every other place we had been to in Turks had the most friendly and kind people. I would suggest a different resort based on this alone. Facilities: Everyone was crammed into one corner of the resort because everything as closed. They played the same song on repeat all week. I'm not even exaggerating here. The same song on repeat all week. The beach was beautiful and our room was gorgeous. The AC worked very well and we slept like a rock when not being woken up by construction. The main pool was drained for work so they told us to use the 2 swim out pools attached to the first floor rooms patios. It felt uncomfortable swimming here and like we were intruding on the privacy of the people who booked those rooms. I feel bad for those who did book those rooms expecting a somewhat private swim out pool. Food: All the food was great. The food in Turks & Caicos was remarkable and better than we expected. Overall it looks like Windsong has the potential to be a great place to vacation, but for us it did not live up to expectations. There are so many options for tropical destinations and resorts that you should not settle for anything less than amazing, and unfortunately Windsong was not that. Save yourself a potential let down and stay somewhere else.

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 love this place! The office staff are so pleasant and helpful, especially a guy named Bryce and…read morea gal whose name I'm sorry I can't recall. You can even arrange a late check out when available. We had a 2 year old with us and there was plenty for a kid to do-pool, splash park, playground, mini golf, a bike path nearby and you could rent a bike buggy for a child. A heavily wood site with plenty of trees to run around. We were tent camping with a huge 10 person tent. Sites T1 through T3 are better for a smaller tent. They're not smaller as far as size but it's the placement of the trees that's not great for a big tent, but still worth it for the shade of the tallest pines I've ever seen. T4-14 are better for a large tent. We were able to get WIFI with internet at the tent sites. This place is mostly permanent campers which keeps out a lot of the riff raff. My first impression of the bath house was it's the best smelling bath house I've ever entered lol. Cleaned several times a day. Showers are on timers, but it's not the first time I've ever seen that at a campground, water smelled fine. The only negative is that the bath house is a little far from the tent sites. Most RVs and campers have either sewer hook up or holding tank, so it would be nice if it were closer to tents. It would be great if they could just install a small toilet shed near tents. But it's not a deal breaker. We returned a couple times and will be sure to return again, we thought it was great! And the restaurant at the camp store has great hot food for sale, awesome hash browns lol

Stayed here in a cabin for the fourth of July weekend. We had planned to stay three nights but woke…read moreup from the second night with bed bug bites. Checked the beds and sure enough found multiple ON TOP of the matress cover. We brought one of the bugs in a plastic bag to the front desk who called their manager who only refunded us the cost of the stay but refused to pay us for the loss of items like our tempur pedic pillows, bed sheets, expensive cooler bags, and our Samsonite large luggage. Despite the fact that we found a bed bug trap under the bed. They clearly knew the bed bugs were an issue and rented it anyways! DONT STAY HERE!! We were lucky enough to find a last minute place to stay at a bed bug free hotel for our last night. Paid for out of our pocket. They said management would contact us and two days later I'm still waiting. This place is HORRIBLE!

Amazing hotel. Incredibly comfortable beds with amazing pillow. Stayed here two nights in the off…read moreseason, and for those Fitbit subscribers, got a 90 and 89 sleep scores. As a reference, my highest ever is a 92. Always extremely polite and helpful at check in. Rooms seem to all.have a small kitchenette, great towels and again wonderful beds. Fitness center is a bit outdated, but has an elliptical, couple of treadmills and some weight equipment. There is a great little restaurant attached to the back of the hotel that you can walk to through the hotel. When in the area, it's a great choice. However, during the prime season it's out of my budget unfortunately.

Booking experience was poor. Our previous stay at this hotel was fine…read more We will not be staying at the Spring Lake Icona this Summer which was our plan. The $100.00 cancellation fee is unfair as we cancelled well before 30 days of the reservation and the hotel will re-book our rooms with no problem.

My family last minute booked this hotel for August 31st, as it was reasonably priced. When calling,…read moreI spoke with one of their managers on the phone was incredibly nice and helpful. She helped me book a room, and answered any questions I had. The hotel is in a great location, walkable to almost anything on that entire strip. The room was clean, and a nice size. There are some areas that could use a little bit of improvement in terms of paint but besides that it was a great place

Our stay was great except for a few things. #1 Paying 12.50…read morefor off season parking is ridiculous when you're spending money on a room. #2 you have to walk to the office and find out when you get there that they ran out of Coffee , I went to get coffee in the evening and the next morning. I was here mid April and they didn't have half n half for the coffee. They seem to apologize an awful lot here. They keep saying I told the manager but nothing gets done. We do enjoy staying here the girls in the office are very nice we will keep coming back. My complaints might be minor, but I like my coffee when I get up and usually I don't want to walk to the front office to get it.