Hotels near Tide Beach Park

"Great friendly welcome with a warm cookie! Everything was so beautiful and clean!"

"Beautiful quiet hotel, well situated. Nice rooms but the two women who worked the front desk had majorly bad attitudes and shouldn't work in hospitality. They were both unpleasant and seemed annoyed that a customer showed up to check in. They were very abrupt and borderline rude. Such a shame, because I can't say enough good things about the property itself! Great pool, game room and rooms. Very clean."

"Good place to stay for the evening and enjoy local eateries "

"Would definitely stay here again"

"Very fairly priced for what you get. I’d stay here again"

"The location was closed to the beack, but to get there, you will need a walk about 1.5-2 miles because there is a bluff between the hotel and the beach, so you can't get there directly. Facility is very clean. While we were there the pool area was closed for renovation."

"Good stay. Centrally located"

"This is a nice hotel. Beware the charges that are not clearly displayed at the time of booking. I paid $75 USD daily for parking and $65 USD daily for resort fees. This was an additional $135 USD daily that I was not aware of, which is significant for a 3 night stay. The location is good and the rooms were nice. The hotel just didn’t feel as hospitable as other luxury hotels I’ve stayed at. My expectations were much higher. "

"The location and privacy of this bohemian style inn make this a great stay in Del Ray. Steps from the best restaurants and yet totally quiet. Minutes to walk to the beach and parks. The staff was attentive but not on site (which added to the intimacy, like you had the place to yourself). Loved the self serve Kureg coffee bar, with organic coffee, plus wine glasses (I hate plastic cups). Parking and amazing/delicious full service breakfast were free, adding to the value. Style wise, it is eclectic- a mash up of fountains, plants, imported antiques, mosaic tile and quirky architectural details. That might not suit everyone’s minimalist aesthetic but we found it a relief from bland, generic hotels. "