Cape Hatteras Motel

I drove by and decided not to stay. The day before no one was in the office, I called and messaged them asking about the listing not showing the accurate information. The beachfront building is condemned. The building across the street is not what is represented in the listing. It didn't even look like a place I would have ever booked if I had seen the accurate listing. They have made no attempt to help me understand or make it right. They just kept my money I didn't even stay there.

The staff was extremely helpful and very friendly! You can’t get any closer to the ocean than this! The room was clean and comfortable!

King ocean front room

Close to the ocean, clean

Our door would not close, we were downgraded upon arrival, noisy

It had a pool although it was pretty dirty

That the building we were staying in was in the ocean approximately 5 feet deep of water underneath the building and you could feel it move when the waves would crash against the pilings. It was very scary and uncomfortable. Also leaving no beach out front to access hence beachfront hotel.

It has a lot of character. It is literally waterfront with the waves breaking under your room. If you wanted to you could fish from your balcony. We will stay there again . Great place for sunrises. One can experience the Beach without leaving the balcony.

Due to the over wash, you had to park your car across the street and walk over to the unit. Lots and lots of sand everywhere.

You can't get any closer to the ocean. Very peaceful. Beach wasn't crowded. You could surf fish from balcony. Room orginally booked wasn't available due to a previous storm. But motel accommodated us to a king room without kitchenette. They were very help and explained how to get the money back from booking and assisted.

Water pressure wasn't good but usable. Had to take own trash to dumpster.

Location, being right on the water was so cool.

The parking situation was a little confusing but I understand they were in the process of rebuilding. And no COLD water in the showers. Water was scalding hot.