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"I could not get out of this place fast enough. I’m sure it’s perfect if you are a truck driver or single guy just needing to sleep. This is not a hotel for families. The pictures are very misleading. "

"Cute little place with old style rooms. Plenty of room. Very clean. Shower was great. The staff was very welcoming and informative. Made us feel at home. Easy to walk to dinner and breakfast. Nice little town to walk around in."

"Breakfast was very good and plenty of parking"

"Breakfast was average, no variety of options, breakfast staff was holding food in the back, they were making loud comments when guest serve themself more than one item. For example, they brought 2 milks, 2 yogurt, two muffins, 2-3 bananas or oranges, 2-3 cereals. Making the breakfast bar always run empty. People waiting for more; or ask them for breakfast items both ladies attitude were rude or upset. Rooms very clean. Beds were super hard! Location was excellent tons of restaurants in the area. Reservation desk staff super nice. Amenities are excellent. "

"Everything was good "

"Property still going renovation because of the storm Other than that all was good "

"Regular double room was super clean and spacious. Great amenities for the price. Breakfast was average contential but was great. Wish they had more than half and half for coffee creamer, and if that's my only complaint, then I can't really complain. It was just a quick in and out one night stay for us, it made me wish we had restructured our road trip to spend a longer day there to enjoy the hot tub and pool on the water."

"Overall pleased, and would stay there again. But as I suspect many other people have mentioned, parking is a problem if you have more than one car or a trailer. If you do, you will probably need to find someplace else to park it, and at your expense. And ironically, they have floating boat docks that are free to use for paid hotel guests, but if you tow your boat or canoes or kayaks or jet skis to this location, you will need to pay $25 a day to Pete’s Pier and Marina to store them in the grassy lot behind the motor lodge. The lodge staff is reasonable when it comes to pulling in with your trailer to load and unload things from your vehicle or boat to your room, but they’re pretty quick to tell you that you have to move the trailer if you are not loading and unloading. I’m pretty sure the $25 fee to park in the grassy lot includes the daily fee to use the boat ramp at Pete’s Pier and park there too, and I believe they charge $20 a day for just that even if you’re not staying at the Kings Bay Lodge. So if you plan to use their ramp every day and park over there every day, I guess you could say it only cost you an extra five dollars to park in the grassy lot per day. On the other hand, if you’re at the Lodge for a week or more and you only plan to use the ramp at Pete’s Pier on your first and last days, then yeah, you’re paying $25 a day to park in a grass lot most if the days. But in the end, the total cost including the parking charge was reasonable. "

"Claudia at the front desk was friendly and very efficient, making the check-in process smooth and welcoming. Her professionalism and warm attitude set a great first impression for the stay."