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"Great location, clean, comfortable rooms. Couch needs to be replaced."

"Breakfast was fresh and delicious Staff was welcoming and helpful Room was clean and the bed comfortable!"

"Always very enjoyable staying at the Croton House, no complaints."

"OPAF! This hotel is a great example of having a prime location and taking full advantage of where it sits in a beach town by overcharging for what I consider to be low-quality accommodations. I’ve paid less for amazing, all-inclusive resorts, with food and drinks included. The rooms are old and outdated, musty and underwhelming. They need to replace a majority of the exterior, including all of the outside fencing around the pool. The breakfast was something I would expect if Motel 6 had a complementary breakfast. If you’re going to overcharge, maybe hold back some of the money from your shareholders and make this property’s value a little more comparable to the price you charge. "

"We booked close to our arrival date as our plans to stay with friends fell through. We were pleasantly surprised and very happy with our stay. We enjoyed being close to the water/bridge and spent time watching the boats as well as the dolphins. Our room was small, BUT, efficient and had everything we needed. The addition of a full breakfast was an added bonus to our reservation. We would not hesitate to book here again as well as recommend the hotel to others!! "

"Great trip! Will return. "

"Yes fabulous "

"The commode in our bathroom was not fully bolted down "

"The home itself met expectations. However, our stay was overshadowed by an issue with the host. On the first morning there, we were accused of having additional guests beyond our booking, which was not accurate. This accusation made the experience stressful and uncomfortable. While enforcing rules is understandable, it’s important to approach concerns with professionalism and verify facts before making claims. Once I pushed back, the host claimed to review the cameras again, and admitted he was wrong. "