Bed and Breakfast in Shelter Island Heights

"The negatives: the pillows had a bit of a smell (not the cases but the actual pillows); the bathroom smelled like it had been cleaned with a dirty sponge. The positives: the floor is laminate and so no icky carpet; the bed was comfortable and clean; heat/ac worked great; I felt safe there; it’s away from the noise of 95. This motel is really on par with the others in Old Saybrook. Alternatives are more expensive."

"The site manager was very helpful and responsive. When I noticed that the room wasn’t very clean and the bed sheets had hair from a previous guest, the manager quickly provided fresh sheets and a new blanket, which I really appreciated. However, the room itself could use some improvement. The shower floor was uneven with tiles that seemed to be erupting, and it was difficult to control the hot and cold water. The overall concept of the hotel was pretty cool and I liked the general vibe, but I would not choose the bungalow again. It was extremely noisy with cars passing by all night, which made it hard to sleep. With better cleaning, some maintenance on the bathroom, and improved soundproofing (or clearer information about noise levels in the bungalows), the stay could be much more comfortable."

"Great "

"Amazing"

"Clean room and staff is friendly "

"Perfect!"

"Breakfast is better than most chain hotels. Clean and friendly staff near lots of good food options. "

"Clean room and easy parking"

"This is a lovely motel located right on the Sound and all rooms face the water. The room was clean and relatively spacious, though most of the space was devoted to the kitchen and living areas. The bathroom was a bit small, as was the sleeping area. My family, including an elderly relative, traveled here for a family wedding in mid-April. The wedding was initially set to begin at 3:30 PM; check-in time is 4:00 PM. When I tried to arrange an earlier check-in time in advance, I was told that I would just have to take my chances because the motel was unwilling to guarantee an early check-in unless I also stayed the night before the wedding or paid a high hourly fee (i.e., roughly 1/3 of the room rate per hour of early check-in). Given that a significant percentage of the overnight guests were there for the wedding, and that one of the four rooms I reserved was for an elderly relative of the couple, I was taken aback by the motel management's rigidity. Fortunately, the couple was able to push back the time of the ceremony to accommodate their guests because the motel would not do so."