For lodging in this out of the way, small fishing village this is not to shabby. The place is a bit older but the rooms are well kept and the staff is friendly and helpful. The interior of the rooms are a bit older and they do not have the latest in TV's but they do have an amazing wireless Internet connection.
They are directly across the street from the local marina and seaside park so you can watch the boats as they come in and out with their catch of the day and you are not far from being able to drop a line yourself.
They offer rooms with kitchenette's, small fridges, suites, and you can bunk here for the night, week, or month depending on your schedule. I paid about $50 tax for the nights that I was in the area and that is a good price for the area. You can drive a bit and have one of the national hotel chains overhead for the night or you can stay here, soak in the local flair, and pay about half what you would elsewhere. This is worth sacrificing some of the nicer amenities to enjoy the coastal scenery and fishing hamlet hospitality. read more