Six of us reserved three suites at Point Pleasant.
Initially I was apprehensive about staying here because of a previous reviewer who mentioned barking dogs and stinky water. Thankfully, we had neither of those issues.
I stayed in unit B21. The second unit was across the walk. The third unit was up on a higher level of the resort. Each had a different floor plan though the unit nearest had a similar layout.
Our suite was the gathering spot for all.
My sisters arrived a few days before me so I missed the initial ooohing and ahhhing that comes with the first glimpse of a freshly appointed suite in paradise with a view of Shangri-la.
A few steps inside the front door, two bar stools cozy up to the kitchen bar area. Behind the door, a wicker étagère nestled in the corner. A round glass-topped table with four chairs made up the dining area.
Kitchen: fully stocked with everything we needed for cooking, eating, and drinking. There was a microwave, a full-sized fridge, a toaster, a tea pot. Under the sink there were several cleaning solutions but no extra dish detergent. (We ran out our last day.)
Bathroom: stocked with extra t.p., extra tissue, cleaning solutions, and a tiny wrought iron table/plant stand. (There was no plant on it and I'm not sure why it was even IN the bathroom but...)
Towel bars on the wall over the toilet and the wall facing the sink. Hook on the back of the bathroom door.
Least liked about this room: drain in the shower needed snaking. Water pooled in the bottom every shower. I also didn't like that the shower had no door and no curtain. Not because I'm a prude. Only because it was impossible to keep water from spraying on the the floor right outside the shower.
Bedroom: not as big as I thought it would be but it served its purpose. Not sure if it was a queen or full sized bed. The closet spanned the whole wall but we were only able to use half of it. The other half was locked and designated as "owner's closet".
There were two night stands and a wide chest of drawers. Not sure if the hangers were already in the closet or if my roomies took them but there were not enough for the size of the closet. So if there are two or more of you and you each/all want to hang several items, everyone should take hangers.
Living room: furnished with sturdy wicker-type furniture: comfortable pull-out sofa, two chairs, ottoman, coffee table, end table, and television stand. Also present were a floor lamp, table lamp, and a tall decorative glass-topped table under the window. (The end table and tall table were unnecessary pieces of furniture in my estimation. I felt like the room would have felt more open and less cluttered without them.)
The huge balcony (with a window that spanned almost the entire wall) was furnished as well. It was generic patio furniture but totally useful and welcome. We sat out to enjoy the view, coffee, and the evening breeze. We also hung our wet clothes and towels on the chairs (six) and chaises (two) when needed.
A round table for eating and a small low square-shaped table along with several beautiful plants completed the balcony decor.
Nice touches: flat screen telly, DVD player (which we didn't notice until our last night),
Staff was attentive to our needs and we had plenty. We called about our living room ceiling fan (totally non-working) and our balcony screen (some problem with keeping bugs out).
Our fan and screens were replaced with NEW ones. There was a day without maid service, which we were not informed of until we returned from the beach to find our rooms uncleaned and dirty towels still piled where we'd left them.
But one call to the desk garnered us stacks of clean towels and removal of the dirty ones.
On another day we had to call for more t.p. Thankfully it arrived soon.
Not sure why the drain issue wasn't fully resolved but I was told it was addressed before my arrival.
Overall, I enjoyed my stay at Point Pleasant.
I would stay here again (in the same suite) and I also recommend it, on the merits of suite B21 as well as positive interaction with staff. read more