Top Hotels Near Parramore Beach in Quinby from NZ$135

"Step Into charming and slower paced small town America. Beautiful accommodations and surrounding shops and restaurants. Walk to the marina , coffe bar art studios and eclectic shops. Savor the slower paced friendly hometown feel of the village and than dine and relax in an elegant historic charm of The Charlotte Hotel , a hidden gem . "

"The room was nice and I love having a balcony. The hotel is waterfront, very pretty. We used the outdoor pool which was very nice, no lifeguard so watch your children! The free breakfast was nice, great offerings."

"Wonderful experience - unique and fun! Staff was great and friendly and the area was clean. "

"I like it there"

"Very quaint property. Cottages were well equipped with bath towels, toiletries, and kitchen items. Enjoyed beach area and picnic area which had two gas grills. Enjoyed watching wildlife and sunsets. Would definitely come back!"

"It was okay smelled like old cigarettes "

"It was very good "

"staff was kind and accommodating. Location was great - walkable to town, the carnival and Assateague island was close by (driving). Ample parking. Pool was nice but we did not go to the pool. Breakfast, average. "

"John is an excellent host, very helpful and considerate. The cottage is well appointed, very clean and neat and is located on a little piece of paradise overlooking them a marsh on the edge of the Bay. It's quiet, peaceful, and we even greeted by a small family of deer as we returned in the evenings. No need to pick up paper goods, ziplocks, or plastic food storage containers because everything is right there, including a new Weber gas grill on the back porch as well as chairs to relax in and a patio table and chairs.The beds and pillows were very comfy and the water pressure in the shower was great! Big, fluffy towels and washing machine and dryer.It's a short drive over to Chincoteague but it's an easy trip through the countryside and we were able to leave the crowd on the Island each day and sleep peacefully at the cottage at night. John hooked us up with a wonderful local boat captain, C.L. Marshall, a knowledgable local with a passion for the community and life, and we enjoyed a trip to Tangier and to Smith Island where we ate fresh crab cake sandwiches and the famous Smith Island Cake of Maryland, for lunch in Tylertown at the Drum Point Mkt. We were able to book CL, Friday to watch the Pony Swim back to Assateague Island, because we got lucky and his group had an emergency and had to cancel. I can't thank John enough for his hospitality and guidance during our stay! 5Star Top Shelf host!!"