Marram

Our stay was great, service was excellent, food offering was too high end for us- no standard staples eg. they do not sell familiar soda products or diet offerings. Our room was nice, the designers failed to put any type of shelf in the shower - so all soaps and shampoos had to be placed on the floor of the shower, floors are concrete- no rugs at all so you must place towels down to keep the sand off. Other amenities were very nice, fire-pits, bikes to use,chairs set up for you on the beach, fast WiFi full coverage at the beach, and pool. We enjoyed our stay and would come back again.They handled covid well, made sure guest were wearing masks on their grounds

It is understandable that adjustments have to be made due to the ongoing pandemic limitations, however, the "full service" resort should certainly be able to figure out how to serve beverages and food to guests-beach goers. The room A/C was impossible to program. There was no chair to sit on and no TV in the room. There was no soap dish/shelf in the shower. Lighting in the room was poor. Minimalist concrete floors and decor is uninspiring. Location was great and the beach attendants and cleaning staff were excellent.. Desk staff was friendly but inefficient at check in. Way overpriced considering.

Amazing newly renovated oceanfront resort. Bike to town was such a bonus and the beach was incredible.

loved it.

Love the beach front casual concept but amenities were very spartan...seriously NO DOOR ON A BATHROOM? Floor was concrete with no rugs, no closet..coffee maker with poor functionality.Staff great, cafe was good.I guess more for a young crowd.Will try again tho.Great beach!

When I have to stay in a motel, I try to choose the one that has corridor entry, not the balcony one. At Marram you are exposed to people walking by your sliding glass door or even people who 're occupying rooms in the other building and occasionally looking inside your room. So you have two options: keep heavy darkening curtains(and there's no other ones) closed or be a proud exhibitionist! The first option leaves you in the dark and takes away the ocean view, for which you paid extra. And talking about prices, I paid $400 less for the same 3 nights Palais Hansen Kempinski hotel in Vienna or $550 less for 4 nights at Ambasciatori Palace in Rome. Except for Frette linens, towels and expensive wooden ceiling, there's nothing else in the room that justifies $450 night rate past the high season. Hotels.com said that robes should be available, the front desk knew nothing about it. Also it should be announced that there's no TVs in the rooms.

What a special place and environment they have created. This is an unpretentious yet luxurious vibe that is very thought out and a great value. Best location in town and the rooms are beyond comfortable!

Amazing experience!!