Maybe get the room to not smell like urine and mold. No contact with anyone , they send a code like…read morean Airbnb. But this was nothing like an Airbnb. I have stayed in hotels for six months out of the year as a pilot during a 37 year career. This was the worst smelling place I ever walked into. We turned around. Got back in the car and continued on to Norfolk. We will have to eat the room cost, but I will not stay in a room that is offensive as soon as I walk in the door. There is no "0" star rating so I generously gave the 1 star rating

The motel is under new ownership and is now the Milestone Lodge. The owners are in the process of…read morerenovating the rooms, but you can stay there. It has a mixture of contemporary flair and 1950s retro. I hope they continue to keep some of the 50s style and furniture. The rooms are a good size and have a small refrigerator and microwave. The prices are reasonable and much less than the B&Bs in town, so a nice financial break. There are plenty of places to eat in town and there's always the truck stop Sting Rays just a few miles south on Rt 13 for breakfast. The motel is very close to Rt 13 but I did not hear the traffic at all. The grounds surrounding the motel are peaceful with pines and rhododendrons. There's a Food Lion / liquor store just across Rt 13. I'm hoping the couple succeeds in refurbishing this classic motel and creating a very nice play to stay.

The Northampton is an amazing place to stay! Carolyn is a great host and was very helpful with…read moreanything we needed. The widows walk is a great place to sit and watch the sunset too! 10/10 Will definitely come back to stay again

First visit to Cape Charles. Small charming town on the water w shops and restaurants walking…read moredistance. Pros: Small, quaint, 5 room place Well kept, clean w lots of places to sit. Clean community kitchen w coffee, tea, fridge, microwave Quick walk to beach across street 3 rooms w lovely water views + shared patio. Attached restaurant open for breakfast and lunch w a large sitting porch. Cons: Host owner seemed harried and rushed. With only 5 rooms wed hoped to be able to chat about Cape Charles' offerings B&B style. Cameras on the porch. We sit outside a lot so it felt like a real invasion of privacy. The no smoking signs posted shd be sufficient. Noisy (not the hotel's fault) but there is construction & a concrete saw going across the street all 3 days we were there. No water views in rooms 4&5 but a small water view on the shared porch. Shared porch would be nicer w a small planter or trellis between each room for a little privacy. Weak Wi-fi Wed stay again if Rooms 1, 2 or 3 were available.

One of the best experiences my wife and I have had. Mark &…read morePaige are the most amazing nice and fun people we have met. The hospitality is unmatched from any places we have been. Place is very clean and set up perfectly. They have accommodations for so many events or parties. The food that was prepared was all made with the best of love and skill. Would highly recommend if you are looking to visit the area you have to stay here you will not be disappointed.

I would give this place 10 stars if it was possible! Despite the proximity to the…read moreWilliamsburg/Yorktown/Jamestown area, this place really is a destination all on its own. The pictures online absolutely do NOT do it justice. Our family of 3 (2 adults and a teenager) spent EIGHT days at this B&B and the location was beyond expectation! This place is a nature lover's dream. We listened to red wing blackbirds, cardinals, and great crested flycatchers sing to us from the trees. A Momma turkey brought her line of tiny babies out to walk across the yard several days in a row. Little boxed turtles scuttled across the yard. Deer popped in and out, frolicking around the property throughout the day. We watched a bald eagle sit in the tree nearby. Fish would jump in the water, herons would dive in and kayakers and small fishing boats went floating by. The pool was beautiful and immaculately kept. We stayed in the two bedroom Roosevelt retreat. It was beautiful! Beds were incredibly comfortable and the rooms were very spacious. The shower had cascading upper showerheads and mid level jets (similar to a high end luxury spa I once visited in Arizona). There was a jetted tub, luxurious shower products, comfy robes and slippers. Rooms were made every day and we were left mints on our pillows. What we loved even more than the beautiful location was the owners themselves. Paige and Mark felt like family by the end of our stay (the kind of family you LIKE to spend time with). They were incredibly generous, thoughtful, and kind. We found ourselves lingering over breakfast with them because they were just such lovely people. They made suggestions on restaurants (including the half price fish and chips!), places to see, things to maybe avoid. Watching them in the kitchen was like having a personal chef for an amazing breakfast every single morning. Everything from eggs benedict, breakfast quesadillas to a traditional English breakfast - never the same thing twice. On our last day, Mark asked our son if he had any special requests and our son opted for a second round of Frank Sinatra's favorite breakfast sandwich (who knew - but it was AMAZING!). They even wrapped up our leftover breakfast food each day so we could snack on it later. They offered hot coffee and orange juice every morning. We also had access to coffee, tea and various tasty snacks throughout the day. I ate way too many yummy brownies and cookies, and my son inhaled Paige's banana muffins. She even made an extra batch so he could take some home on the day we left. This was Southern hospitality and high class luxury at it's finest. Everything about this place was top notch. It was actually HARD to leave because we loved Paige and Mark and their little slice of heaven so much. I cannot recommend this place enough!!

I had a pleasant few days in Cape Charles. I stayed with friends at the Cape Motel. As a kid I was…read moreused to the motel 8 and this is no motel 8. Great motel location for a beach town with only a few minutes away from the downtown and beach. The motel had the cutest rooms with a walk-in shower and bathroom. The room even had direct tv and proper air conditioning. The only thing that I wasn't pleased about was the bed not being as comfortable as I wanted. I just wish I was able to stay more than a night. A pool and bar is only a few steps away. What more could you ask for. I would love to come back and stay here in a near future Cape Charles visit.

When we came in, the room was very clean. You can definitely smell the cleanliness…read more Overall was nice and will come back if visit down here again!

If you are considering staying at the Inn at Tabbs Creek, let this be your sign to do so! 5 stars…read moreis not a high enough rating - this place breaks the scale. I feel so strongly about sharing my recommendation to stay here that this is my first-ever (and possibly only) Yelp review. The rooms, property, restaurant quality food, and service were impeccable. Sherry, Ridge, and Sara are so kind and will go above and beyond to ensure you have the best stay, even communicating months in advance to see if we had any requests. The unlimited ice cream and snack bars, speakeasy and all-seasons room were our favorite amenities, but the list is plentiful. Our room had a private patio with firepit, heated bathroom floors, a soaking tub, and so much more. It was beyond clean and comfortable! The icing on the cake: they are pet-friendly, and even provided organic dog treats to our corgi. We came in March for my birthday (they gave me flowers, a note, and a gift) and are already planning a trip back in the summer to utilize the heated pool, kayaks, bikes, and other outdoor activities. A must-see for a relaxing getaway or event, just a short drive to the charming town of Mathews. Thank you to our hosts for a fantastic weekend!

There aren't enough stars to express how wonderful this place is. The new owners, Sherri and Ridge…read moreelevated an already amazing experience. I had no idea how a seemingly perfect place could get even better. From the gorgeous rooms to the little touches(hello amazing local ice cream selection!!!) The Inn outdoes itself on every turn. The property is beyond beauty. The Breakfast is amazing. Every bite every morning was perfect. Chef Sarah truly knows flavor. Checking in and out was seamless. My Girlfriend and I look forward to visiting the Inn at Tabbs Creek for years to come.

My review is NOT based on the amenities, it is the way that they have marketed it. They have a…read moreYoutube video, titleting it how they are helping the homeless. I wrote a letter to the atty general of the county and this is what I wrote including the link to their video.. PLEASE takes this seriously and take action. This a company that created a YouTube video, that said it was providing housing for the homeless in your county in the city of Cape Charles, and it is not, not even with charging $374 a night do they donate any of the proceeds to the homeless (no mention of that.) What particularly angers me, is that the very cheap housing that they bought up COULD have been used to house the homeless but instead used for their profit making venture. Please have someone better yet the attorney general of your county, write a letter to them, telling them you don't have any objection to them running their hotel, but they can NOT claim that they are helping the homeless if they are NOT, their unhappy circumstances should not be exploited. Here is the link.. https://youtu.be/RzvLsZCm6MQ?si=-xhFwWQ0OjBzDHb1 If in fact, they DO let the homeless stay there do they stay next to the people paying over 300K a night or do they segregate the two.

My husband and I spent last weekend at Cape Charles Tiny Livin in the Mermaid house and we…read moreabsolutely loved it. They are located about 6 minutes from downtown Cape Charles, easy to find, and we received an email and text with all the info we needed for our stay including wifi, check-in and out time, policy on pets (they are welcome in certain homes only) and the code for the door. Everything is well-loved and taken care of here. Our room was tiny, but included a full bathroom with shower, a sitting area with a TV, wifi, a small kitchenette with coffee provided and a small fridge and microwave with a sink and full assortment of kitchen items like bowls, plates, silverware, etc. We spent most of our time in town walking, shopping and eating, but the owners are always on site, very personable and friendly, and always have a fire going in the main area at night to hang out if you'd like to socialize. The bed was super comfy, the room was spotless and well appointed with towels, soap, toilet paper, etc. We didn't want for anything and it was easygoing and stress free the entire weekend! I couldn't speak highly enough about this gem. So cute. They do have a small venue area for micro weddings or events, I could see renting this out for your small wedding and everyone gets their own little house for the weekend, how cute!

I have stayed at this house with 3 separate rental rooms many times over the years, including when…read morerun by the prior owners. The rooms are good for 2-3 people easy. Heating and A/C. Each room has it's own mini kitchen area where you can prepare simple meals. Coffee maker/toaster to help with breakfast. We often pick the room in the back because it has a screened patio so we can eat outside if we like (there's another picnic table outside for all to use if desired). They have charcoal grills in the shed (BYO charcoal). They have a stainless steel fish cleaning table (with wood boards) to help you clean your catch. The hose reaches the table easy to help was everything clean. They have a fish freezer in the shed to help keep your catch good for travel home. BYO freezer bags. They sell huge bags of cube ice for your cooler for $2 (all in the shed as well). Flounder fishing can be great there, especially mid to late April and May. Current owner, Katrina, has been very helpful with our stays in the past. She lives close to the house and can help keep your stay there going good if you need help with anything there at the house. Katrina knows the nearby communities and restaurants and can help point you in the right direction if you ask.

We had an amazing first stay at Sun Outdoors Cape Charles…read more From the moment we arrived, the staff welcomed us and made sure we had a great trip. The greeting we received from the friendly bearded gentlemen at the gate station set the positive tone and made us smile. The sites are relatively flat and took minimal effort to level our camper. Good water pressure and a solid Wi-Fi signal. Our initial site had a view of the pond and the bay. Unfortunately, there was a small electrical issue the first morning of our visit. I called maintenance and within three minutes they arrived and began trouble shooting the issue. Very friendly and professional. The team (Cody & Steve) worked to identify the issue (faulty breaker inside the travel trailer parked beside us). We understood their frustration and offered to move sites if that would work. The team quickly got us a new site in a different loop and within 30 minutes we were packed and set up on the new site, which had amazing views of the bay. The maintenance team stopped back that evening and the next day to check on us, which was very impressive. Amenities were great from the adult only pool beside the water and the family pools to the fun activities planned each day. The general store was well stocked and the café had a nice range of menu items, including huge scoops of Hershey's ice cream. The only minor minus we encountered is the bayside beach is lackluster and not inviting to lounge on, but the pool made up for that. There is a shuttle that will take you into town and runs on a regular/as needed basis. Walt is the man in the shuttle and is more of your personal tour guide. Give him a call and he will take you where you need to go! Overall, it was an amazing visit and we will definitely be back and hope to see the amazing staff again next year.

This was our family's first trip to Sun Outdoors Virginia. We originally booked an 8-night stay but…read moredecided to leave a day early because we had run out of things to do. The campground is in a fairly secluded location, so entertainment options are limited, especially on hot days. Cape Charles is about 15 minutes away and is a quaint, charming town with a few boutiques and three ice cream shops. Many of the shops and restaurants have limited hours, and the dining options tend to be more upscale than family-friendly, which made it a little harder to find meals that appealed to our younger kids. Virginia Beach is about an hour away if you're looking for more activities, but keep in mind you'll pay about $15 each way to cross the bridge-tunnel, adding roughly $30 in tolls to every round trip. The campground itself is very large. Our kids loved the pools, although they close at 8:00 p.m. The jumping pillows were also a big hit, but they have very little shade, making them difficult to enjoy during the hottest part of the day. They also close at 8:00 p.m. The private beach is a nice feature. Since it's on the bay, the water is shallow and calm with no waves, making it great for younger children. However, the beach could benefit from more regular grooming. There was quite a bit of debris in the sand, and daily raking like many public beaches do would make a noticeable improvement. One concern we had was the lack of rule enforcement. Staff members were frequently driving around in golf carts, but we rarely saw them addressing unsafe behavior. There were many clearly underage kids driving golf carts and riding around at high speeds with little regard for pedestrians or cyclists. My husband was nearly hit by an intoxicated golf cart driver while riding his bike, and my son was knocked completely off his bike by a child on a motor scooter. We also witnessed a group of young girls parked beside the pool fence openly smoking marijuana. While I don't expect an overly strict campground, a greater focus on safety would have made us feel much more comfortable. Our campsite was clean, level, and well maintained. One thing we found odd was that there were no fire rings. It appeared they may have been removed, which led many campers to create their own fire pits directly on their sites. That didn't seem like the safest solution. Depending on your site's location, mosquitoes and other bugs can also be quite bad, particularly near taller grass or standing water. The multiple dog parks were a nice amenity. However, one of the waste bag stations remained empty until our sixth day, and many owners apparently didn't bring their own bags. As a result, there was quite a bit of dog waste left throughout the park. We also noticed several people leaving their dogs unattended inside the dog parks while they returned to their campsites. The on-site café was convenient and offered a good option for grabbing a meal without having to cook, especially during the hottest part of the day. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Sun Outdoors Virginia, and I would still recommend it to others, particularly families with younger children looking for a relaxing camping trip. For our family, though, we found ourselves getting bored after about five days due to the limited nearby attractions. If we return to the area, we'd likely choose a campground closer to Virginia Beach where there are more activities to keep the kids entertained.