Serviced Apartments in Salisbury

We booked this hotel for the pool. We were staying in March and my kids love to swim (obviously ocean swimming in March is not happening). The pool is pretty large, however there was a huge cheer competition at the convention center this weekend and many families were staying at this hotel. In the afternoons/evenings the pool was SO incredibly crowded. There were kids screaming, jumping, splashing, throwing balls and frisbees, etc. There were groups of girls doing cheer lifts and throws in the pool. It's certainly not the hotel's fault that we picked a crowded weekend, but I would expect staff to enforce pool rules about noise, jumping, running, throwing (etc) so all guests could enjoy a safe pool experience. Our room was nice and clean. There was a very nice kitchenette with full-sized fridge, little stovetop and dishwasher. The bathroom was nice, but water was not super hot. The Starbucks was fine (didn't seem like an official Starbucks but had Starbucks cups. It seemed more like they were using Starbucks products to make their drinks). I had a coffee and a muffin, but there really wasn't much else in the way of breakfast food to purchase onsite. The gym is adequate if you need to fit in a light workout. There were some treadmills, rowing machine, elliptical, weight machine, etc. There is a water bottle refilling station available, as well as towels to wipe down equipment. No bathroom in the gym.

Hotel is nice enough; just a wee bit of peeling paint near the air vent & had to shove napkins under rails outside to kill the squeaks. Also needed a replacement room safe, but they were on it. Brekkie was a hot mess. First day great, not busy. Part of seating area closed off, no big deal. Lotta people next two days: empty food trays, outta tables, outta plates. They tried, but not quite at par for $200 per night off season. Maybe a fluke, but I’ll stay at my event hotel next time.

It was really nice