One vehicle being in the parking lot should have been a clue! he review said "come meet your fellow travelers in out community room" What a joke.! Thr oom consisted of a jumbled mess of games,unmatched furniture, and dirt! The continental breakfast was questionable foo. The table supplied was a desk covered with a plastic tablecloth to the floor,the seating... more

Very overpriced! For $150 a night you can stay someplace much nicer. This place was dated by decades. Toiletries included a foil pouch of detergent grade shampoo, cheep soap,towels were thread bare, everything in the bathroom had caulking on it, or thin layer of white paint. The bed had a plastic cover on the matress so all you could hear... more

We stayed one night at the Sand Dollar Inn and found it a very poor value for our money. For $160 a night, we got a "cottage" about the size of a small hotel room, with one double bed and a single pull out couch--which our children could barely fit in. The room was probably the shabbiest I've stayed in... more

We stayed at the Sand Dollar Inn while attending the Seafood Festival in Charlestown. It was a nice little motel. The staff were friendly and accomodating. The room was very clean and spacious - had a nice "homey" feel to it - wasnt overly decorated but had everything we needed. We liked the way the motel is set back off... more

Well we paid 175.00 for a room with fist holes in the door,trash under the bed and in the dresser. Very dingy and dirty. we even took pictures of how awful. NEVER AGAIN WILL WE STAY THERE. The receipt had the triple A crossed out in black marker. Online it said Triple A approved. I highly doubt triple A would... more

We wanted a value hotel since the next day we were heading to Block Island. When you call, ask for an AARP or AAA discount. The hotel was clean and they offered a breakfast the next morning. The staff is very accommodating. Very retro. It will remind you of a motel of the 50's but the important thing was that... more