4/10
Issues with damp linens, uneven floors, and unpleasant shower, but the parking situation was horrible.
Lastly, and most critically, the parking situation is not ideal and was not explained thoroughly enough. After our first entry to the parking pad, we made a multi-point turn to get out of the residence, since we didn't see any way to pull around, and turned left from the pad into the alleyway. We didn't realize that alley wasn't a throughfare and had items from other properties in the way, preventing us from driving forward. We then had to reverse, go back into the parking pad and make multiple multi-point turns to get out again. Even in a rented sedan, it was very, very tight due to the width of the alley, the fence of the neighbors, and the items on your property around the parking pad. We actually damaged our rental car because we scraped against the brick column. Given it's such a tight space, I would suggest removing those two brick walls to provide more space. After scraping the car, we decided to park on Chincoteague and walk down the alley for the remainder of our stay. If you can't make changes to make parking and getting in/out easier, I would at least suggest folks park on the street and walk and let them know that the parking pad is very tight, has multiple obstructions making turning very difficult (AC unit, fences, walls) and that you have to enter and exit the alley the same way.
Amy Y.
Se hospedó 4 noches en noviembre de 2024