Cedar Point Hotel Guide - Salty Air Open Market hotels in Cedar Point, United States of America.

"Clean and friendly. "

"Clean and neat. We like the bicycles!"

"Can’t beat the location for a group fishing trip. The ability to rent both houses together was key for us since very few places can support a group of 10. "

"From the time of reservation communication was on time and provided plenty of info. Before arrival access instructions were provided. Room was clean and it was evident that cleaning crew take a lot of pride in their work. Bed was really comfortable and loved the quick access to everything in the area. "

"Property was very clean check in and check out was easy and within walking distance of everything downtown Swansboro with a short drive to the beach "

"It was a fun experience to stay in such a unique spot. My teen and I enjoyed the kayaks at sunset. And waking up to that view was lovely. Our hosts had a lot of nice touches with the coffee station, snacks and nice bath products. (And while the location is a little unusual, road traffic wasn’t really too bad with the air conditioning on.) it was really cool to stay right on the water in a former fishing cabin, while still being easily able to explore Swansboro, Cedar Point and Emerald Isle. "

"Perfect cottage like home. Very homey feeling and wonderful with the dock, fishing and swimming "

"Just love the sweet village of Swansboro, the Sunday evening concert was a great ending to nice stay, the State Rooms have best seats for Bandstand!On another note, the hair dryer does not work. I was disappointed that no TV OTHER THAN STREAMING WAS AVAILABLE. I did not bring passwords etc. Basic TV is minimal in my opinion. A special alert of this prior to departing for trip would have made me bring passwords."

"It was really quiet and comforting. Liked having a pub to walk right down the stairs to. Only thing that we didn’t like was parking availability. My husband has a hard time walking. There’s no handicap parking available for guests. But we liked so well it would not cause us to stay somewhere else when we come to town again. "