Description: Having purchased a week at the Fairfield Time Share on a discount site, I felt comfortable only using it for four nights since this made our average nightly rate around $50. There is no check in at The Inn. You have to go to the Marriott Resort which is located across the street. Once we had figured out where that was, I had to actually call them to find it, our check in was effortless. One of the benefits of staying here is that you get to have dinner at a discount- two for one -at the Marriott Hotel. We took advantage of this our first night.
Parking is at a premium at this resort. It is a very small lot with a few spots under the building. In March this was not an issue but I can imagine in say July it could be problematic.
This building was formerly a hotel. This makes for a rather strange room setup. When you open your door you are in the bedroom. The kitchen is next and then the living-room. There are no windows in the bedroom. The compensation is that the view from the living-room is very nice, right out to the harbor. We had a seagull who was always right outside our window. I took a lot of pictures of him as he strutted his stuff.
In spite of its awkward design I really loved this place. Everything was in beautiful repair. The bed was comfortable and the bedding was luxurious, much more so than any others timeshare resort I have stayed at. There was lots of storage in the bedroom and plenty of lighting. We had a TV in the bedroom as well as a telephone.
The kitchen was pretty basic. There was a two burners range top, a microwave and a refrigerator. There was also a toaster and a coffeepot. There was several bags from the resort with little gifts and also coffee and tea. The cupboards were well stocked with any plates, glasses and cooking utensils that you may need.
The living room is very comfortable. It was a large sleeper sofa, a TV, great lighting and a telephone. There is also a dining area in the living room. The coffee table became my traveling office. The outside wall is almost all windows.
The best room in the house however is the bathroom. It has the biggest Jacuzzi tub I have ever seen, except for mine at home. This one has steps that you have to walk up to climb in. It was very nice and very clean. Our room was cleaned daily and our supplies were replenished.
I was very happy with everything about the Inn on the Wharf. We were asked to attend a very brief and very low pressure sales pitch for which we received $50 worth of dining coupons. I felt it was certainly worth while. But mostly what this resort has is location. It is right in the middle of everything.
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