First time staying here since our camp in Grand Isle blew down during Hurricane Ida. Very friendly…read morestaff and great parking. The boat launch is easy to use and is accessible. Hotel room is small and does not provide much entertainment such as a tv, but it is the perfect place to stay if you don't have small children and are mostly there to fish and stay on the Island for the beach and restaurants. Overall very good service and very nice place with amazing sun rises!

Boudreaux's offers a boat launch, grills, and picnic benches. You can launch your boat and park it…read morein the canal next to your room for the remainder of your stay. It is pet friendly, but we left our pets at home. (One of the staff members was carrying her fur baby around.) The rooms provide basic, no frill accommodations. Our room had a twin and a queen. You can store your bags underneath the beds or in a rudimentary closet space. The bathroom boasts a full sized tub and shower. The sink is in the main part of the room. A coffee maker, small fridge/freezer combo, and microwave are provided. The a/c/heater combo works well. Make sure to bring your own coffee (ground), breakfast food, and a pillow if you like more than 1 or 2. The motel and area are still recovering from Hurrican Ida, but it was great to go fishing in the area again. We lost our camp during the hurricane, and this is the first time we have been back to fish. We will be back in the summer.

On a positive note, the people who live in the airstream that take care of the place are awesome…read more The place as a whole is the biggest piece of sh*t I've ever stayed in. The place smells of mildew and mold, which you can see on the ceiling, walls, and around the refrigerator. The beds are hard and uncomfortable. The reclining chairs haven't been replaced probably since the 80s. When you turn on the water in the bathroom there is the most foul smell that comes up from the sink I have ever smelled. Not to mention that the water that drains from the sink and the shower, drains directly to the ground below which you can see if you look down the shower drain. The list can go on and on. A tent on the beach would be better than staying in this place.

The owner, Ms. June was so nice the couple of times we spoke with her. The location was good and…read moreeasy to find: close proximity to supermarket, family-restaurant located close across the street, and located on beach. Our room was rustic but had everything we needed and it was very clean. We had never been to Grand Isle before, but after driving by some of the places that we researched and considered staying at, we were very happy that we chose Wateredge. One disappointment is that the sand dune blocked our direct view of the Gulf, but beach was just a short walk over dune. However, even if we didn't get a 5 star high-end hotel (which you don't expect on Grand Isle anyway), we were given 5 star and more treatment, by Jerry the Property Manager, which made our stay awesome! Jerry was accessible whenever we needed him and was very visable around the entire property and interacting with the other people staying at the resort. But, it wasn't just the property he managed, he provided services way above and beyond. When we arrived he met us at our car, we were early and still cleaning room but he stayed a spoke with us for a good while making us feel right at home. He gave us a little orientation to the area, and told us whenever we want to go crabbing he had everything we needed to get set up and let him know and he would help us with everything and that there was everything ready and available to clean fish, boil crabs, etc, and he would help us with whatever we need. Our first evening we arrived, the surf was too rough for us to go out in with our son. But, a group of men staying at the resort went crabbing and we watched them for awhile. Jerry helped them set up the crabbing line and for about 3 hours in the rough surf helped them catch a load of crabs. They worked hard because the surf was really rough. Then he helped them get set up and to boil the crabs. A little later we received a knock on our door and there was Jerry and one of the group with several dozen boiled crabs for us to have-how incredibly considerate...AND delicious. The next evening we wanted to take our son crabbing for the first the time. Jerry came and helped us set up the crab lines and again the surf was rough. That day the crabs weren't running too well. But, Jerry knew that it was my son's first time, he was patient with him and took the time to instruct him on best way to get crabs, and he worked with us for a 2-3 hours just so that we could get enough crabs to boil. THEN, he helped us to get everything ready and stayed with us while we boiled our crabs. My family has never received such personal service at ANY hotel.

Expensive....!!!!!!! They are the only store and deli in town. Prices are jacked up. I brought a…read more2-piece chicken, 2 honey buns and a soda. $34.86 dollars. I work @ the stock yard less than a mile from the store and I refuse to spend my money there. I would whether drive the 26 miles to Golden Meadow to a store or restaurant with reasonable prices. I cannot stress enough the overpriced items in this store.

Open when the other restaurants aren't! Located near Port Fourchon/ Grand Isle. No frills quick…read moreserve fast casual seafood complete with a convenience store. No service besides ordering at the counter.

Great place to stay. Rooms were clean and modern…read more Lady that ran the place was very nice. Nice people staying there too. Just a block or 2 from a fishing pier.

Best place we've stayed at in Grand Isle. Very clean compared to the other motels down here. And…read morereasonably priced!

We stay at the Sand Dollar Motel once a year for Tarpon Rodeo Fishing Tournament. It is a very…read moreclean room with a queen size bed. This year they added a compact refrigerator and microwave in all the downstairs rooms which was a nice addition. The bathroom is very clean and big enough for one person to shower while other brushes their teeth. The towels are a little rough; you may want to bring your own wash clothes. It is very convenient to attend the Rodeo, launch the boat, be at the marina, and walk to the motel. Surprisingly it is not noisy bc the window AC unit drowns the outside noise. I do not need my noise maker to sleep in this room. I would stay here again.

This is a fishing camp style motel, so don't expect anything fancy…read more I didn't actually stay here, but my Dad did. He said it was comfortable and clean and that it wasn't too noisy. It's right off the marina so it's pretty convenient if you don't want to sleep on your boat.

We came to Grand Isle for a birding trip. Blue Dolphin was great for one night just needing to…read moresleep there. Our room didn't have any hot water, when we called the service they immediately came and moved us to a room that worked which was really nice. The walls are really thin here, especially by the street. There is a good view of the ocean from the back patios. I also think the pictures are slightly misleading on their website. The rooms are smaller for sure.

The blue dolphin if you expect to walk to the beach unfortunately can't. Never notified us of…read morerestriction. Very disappointed.