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"It was a great experience and kids loved it but unfortunately we had someone just walk into our villa and it was scary without any notice. But other than that evwrything was great."

"Good value for money, coffee is amazing! Rooms have microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Located just steps from the beach. Staff is great, hotel is right in front of the beach, good amenities (pool + jacuzzi) and complimentary laundry room. The only downside is that it is not walking distance to any restaurant so if you want to go somewhere you’ll need to drive."

"Hotel was nice and clean. Easy to find."

"Room was very comfortable and peaceful. Only suggestion is tv/channels or apps not accessible and very slow when we were in room! Other than that we enjoyed our stay very much! We were satisfied with every aspect of our stay! Diane or Done(I believe was her name) at front desk was amazing! Very helpful when we came in later after family reunion we were in town for. She was polite, knowledgeable and very helpful with getting what we asked. Thanks for all of your help! "

"Dropped in at ~1:30am - which they accommodated for check-in. Place was clean, albeit a little bit musty/humid (though there's not much you can do about that in NC). AC worked well enough, desk guy was nice."

"I took my daughter for a 2 day stay - really enjoyed it"

"Nice vacation getaway with good sized very clean suite, awesome swimming pool, and very friendly staff. It is a mile or so away from the beach, so a short drive. Recently acquired by Hilton, so poolside bar not yet open, but progress and improvements can be seen."

"Staff very helpful and friendly Room clean Continental breakfast good"

"I was skeptical when I read the Sanderling was ditching the coast guard orange umbrellas and cushions that were symbolic of the resort; however, I was pleasantly surprised how easy on the eyes the new colors are. It was a good decision. The new carpets, paint, color coordinations, they are all home runs. The Sanderling is the crown jewel of the Outerbanks. I have just one minor suggestion: Get rid of the two stroke engine powered blowers used to push sand back onto paths. Electric blowers are powerful enough these days and far less jarring. "