Hotel a Pocomoke City

“Sandy at the front desk was better than excellent!”

“There was a strange smell in the desk lobby. The listing doesn't explicitly say outdoor room access, which is definitely lost on the "Studio 6" name. Its Motel 6 but a different building. The towels were yeloow, which mase my son and I not want to shower. The water was stinky, the toilet bowl and shower had brown stains. There was a bug flying around our room that I had to kill. All in all, not the most comfortable stay, but when stuck to choose between this room and an active blizzard, the room...

“Clean room. Pleasant staff. ”

“Staff were all very welcoming and helpful, and were able to give great information about the island. Located at the entrance to the national Wildlife Refuge, and next to the museum. ”

“Nice room, although pretty stark. Clean modern bathroom. Good shower with plenty of hot water. Only downside was a noisy conversation about 2 AM taking place in the lobby area that kept me awake for the better part of an hour.”

“Great esp the staff & view”

“Yes”

“The electric was off when we arrived. We went out one day and when we got back the keypad didn’t work. There was a night the WiFi didn’t work and we woke up at 6:00am the next morning to the electric going out all over again. The water in the shower did not stay hot for very long. The sink in the kitchen didn’t get hot at all, only the bathroom sink. ”

“Good”

“We only stayed 1 night but it was very clean and quiet. ”

“Breakfast was not great compared to other hotels but it was okay. I truly despise powdered eggs. The oatmeal seems really old. Desk staff was very friendly. ”

“Breakfast staff was on point and kept everything hot and fresh ”

“This place was charming. Old-fashioned, but clean and friendly. Right outside the Refuge. I’d stay again.”

“Good clean room with descent breakfast. ”

“breakfast staff was wonderful....Joanna....front desk people were great”

“Skip the breakfast”

“Rooms were clean, did not expect large space. and check in staff were very cordial”