Greatly enjoyed the stay, as a graduation get away for my oldest of three daugters. Quiet well maintained and plenty to do on the cape.One of the Draw backs to renting prior to memorial day weekend was not resort controlable but a subject of mother nature. Fog held in usually to noon. However, the pool and sauna helped break up the lack of sun and rays in its glass enclosure. The pool was clean and well maintained. The 2 suites very clean, new and relaxing. Very enjoyable time with my family and highly recommend a stay. As we left mid memorial weekend the noise level was noticably louder as children began to roam the halls. All in all enjoyable if you are flexible and adaptable

I've been an owner for 16 years. The reason for buying was that I felt immediately relaxed when I walked out on the deck and saw the ocean. I admit that the jacuzzis in each room were cool at the beginning , but over time the decor became dated then shabby. I was soooo pleased when I stayed following the new renovations! The decorating staff made the units look like they should: stylish, practical, and comfy. I'm actually proud to own there now. It's a cute little getaway!

Will continue to go to this beautiful resort! Love it!!

My wife, myself, and our two young duaghters chose to stay at the Ocean Club for one night in March 2012. My father in law owns a timeshare here and we had just checked out of the Cape Codder and wanted to stay in the Cape for one additional night. The rooms are the Ocean Club are fantastic. They are large and they feature both a bedroom and a living area. Each have their own wall mounted flat screen tvs. The bedroom is not exactly a private bedroom as you do have to walk through the bedroom to get to the bathroom but it is great for a family set up. Due to a town ordinance you could not use the fireplaces. The pool area was nice and the pool was heated to a comfortable temperature and the hot tub was just perfect. One issue I had was that you can definitely hear a lot from the room next door. Other than that it was a very nice alternative to the Cape Codder.