Dukes County Holiday Rentals

"Lovely staff. Conveniently located. Very clean."

"Perfect venue for a group!"

"Very clean and cozy and comfortable Conveniently located walking distance to anything you needed. Only suggestion is it would have been better to have a ground level room for easier access to the outside with our dog overall ir was very nice 👍 "

"Yes."

"No elevator. No bellboy to help with luggage. No coffee in room, but great coffee downstairs in lobby. Had to ask for paper items ( ran out of tissue, toilet paper, etc. and had to ask for fresh towels.) Out of three nights only once had maid service. Loved the night staff! Loved the collection of vinyls in rooms, plus extra ones in lobby. Loved the wine served in the evening in the awesome lobby by the fire. Best part was the locals, shops, and hospitality all in walking distance!"

"The staff was extremely hospitable, and the inn was clean and quaint. The gym facilities are very nice, and the view from the cupola is not to be missed."

"Good"

"Because the Morgan has a poor interface with Expedia, I never received the texts they promised after I booked the room. Eventually, I was able to gain entry to the hotel with the help of a staff member who gave me a key to my room, which was up two very steep flights of steps. The room itself was superb: modern, clean, a comfortable bed, and a private roof deck. The commercial area outside the hotel is noisy until 9:00 pm or so -- and probably much later in the summer (I came during the off season.). All told, I had a good experience, largely because of the great room and convenient location."

"The hotel location is beautiful. The building is well kept and clean. The staff was amazing! We loved our room overall but there were a few minor inconveniences: 1. The shower handle kept getting stuck and was hard to turn off. 2. We went in April and the room got very hot at night. You couldn’t change the room thermostat from hot to cold. So they told us to open the windows, which let a bee inside our room because the windows had no nets. "