The room is in a good location, less than 2 miles from the town. Heed the advice, and rent a car in advance! Otherwise, your adventures will be severely limited. There is intermittent bus service, no Uber/Lyft, and very few taxis. The walk into town isn’t bad though. There are bikes available to rent as well.
The hotel has a restaurant, that’s open from lunch though dinner. It’s right by the water, so beautiful views, and breezes. The lunch prices are good. Paddler’s Inn and the bakery in town, were also good choices.
The room was just that, a hotel room, basically. There’s a microwave, and a nice size small fridge. It had a Keurig coffee maker, but I’d suggest bringing your own pods, as there was not much choice in what I was offered. There was a nice size tub/shower (low water pressure) separate from the sink area. The sink drain was having issues draining.
There’s a nice, small patio where you can relax. It has a glass door that doesn’t lock, and a screen door that can be chained. There is a tear in the screen right where you could unlock the chain.
The room also has a nice tv, with cable. Cell service isn’t readily available, but there’s a phone in the room that includes local & stateside coverage. There’s WiFi, but it’s spotty at times.
The room included 2 beach chairs, a sand mat, and beach towels.
The pool has nice chairs, and there are hammocks with a great view. The ocean there is very shallow, with a mud bottom. Bring water shoes. Perfect probably for kayaking or SUP, but wasn’t sure where to rent those. The hotel does have an activities desk where you can sign up for tours. You can also do that in town. The hotel has a shuttle that you pay to use.
I never saw Raymond, and communication with him wasn’t timely (other than him letting me know when the room was ready for me).