St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Mixed feelings about my stay. What I liked: - Interiors looks cool. I felt like I traveled back in time. Very nice design. - Location at the beach. What I didn't like: - All furniture in my suit was made of wood. It means you have to be careful if you have some wet things because there's no place to put them without risking damaging their furniture. - Wooden shades in some windows would't shut close including bathroom. And since my suit faced front it was a big deal. I had to use some tricks to close them. - Bathroom's spotlight barely worked. It wasn't that important but since I pay several hundreds of dollars for one night I think everything should work. - Bathroom has no counter, only a sink. It means you don't have any space to put your staff there. Toothpaste, toothbrush and that's it. You can't fit anything else there. You don't even have place to hang your towels - there's only one hook. - Description says it has a fridge. I'd call it a cooler or mini-fridge. It has no freezer inside like many fridges in other hotels have. And this one has a glass door, what means it's more like a cooler. I'm glad the hotel had an ice machine. - I paid extra for breakfast when booked this hotel. The breakfast is served by a restaurant located inside. I chose an option that had scrambled egg, sausage, toast, and potatoes. It turned out the smallest breakfast I ever had. The whole meal is pretty small. I'm a skinny person but even I eat at least twice as much. Don't expect to get full.

Amazing location, great staff, great views and all in all the best stay ever