Top Hotels Near beach near Lexington Marina in Lexington from NZ$217

"The property is nice and the staff is excellent. The only complaint I have is that Expedia says there is a full size refrigerator and a microwave in the rooms. However there is only a half size refrigerator and no microwave. The staff at the hotel has told Expedia on numerous occasions, but they won’t change it in the description. Also, I was there Sunday through Wednesday and many things are only open Wednesday through Sunday, so I can’t speak on some of the onsite amenities."

"Exactly what we needed"

"Everything was as advertised. "

"We had a great stay. Very clean, everything in the kitchen you need Explored the 20 acres. Close to Lexington, like a mile and half and of course Lake Huron. Very quite. Too cold and snowy to have a fire. Only thing is no curtains, just the bedroom and bath had blinds. Need curtains Other then that, we’ll be back. "

"Very sweet and cozy cottage would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to get away and enjoy themselves.very peaceful and quiet and relaxing also amenities just down the street not to mention Beach just a short walk away will definitely come back again. "

"Fantastic place, nice hot tub, clean rooms, great backyard and close to downtown! Thank you!"

"Gorgeous rental with amazing view. The beach was clean and spacious. The view at sunrise is spectacular. Home is very inviting and relaxing. Host was excellent and communication was timely and informative. "

"Layout was wonderful! "

"Everything was fantastic as was every staff member I met while there. One thing for someone to be aware of is that the establishment is on the corner of the main 2 streets in Lexington. So if you are bothered by traffic noise, I would suggest asking for a room not on the street if possible. It was not bad during my stay, but I was there during the off season. My room was directly above where the cars stop at the intersection. A lot of traffic in peak season could be an issue for some people. This is just informational and not a complaint. The establishment cannot control this. "