Clinton Hotel Guide - Spoiled Dog Winery hotels in Clinton, United States of America.

"Nice spot close to the town. Room is spartan. Coffee maker? Refrig? Great shower. Adapt and it's great. "

"This location was stellar and spectacular. Tucked away between a cliff and the sound, it felt isolated but was right on the water. The views were amazing. The place was a little precarious, clearly developed in the Boeing expansion era before environmental regulations—shown by the grandfathered elements such as a steep access road, a walk-in easement and significant shore armoring. The house itself was funky meets purpose rental updated, with four rental units in one building. The big caveats—there is no legit beach access (which the neighbor wanted us to mention) since its an eight foot drop from the deck to the beach. The parking is also a bit precarious, nose down into the sound with no fence, barrier or parking block. It also smells a bit musty but not too bad. You also have to cart in your gear, but that kind of added to the character. The other funky thing is you think you're renting a VRBO from a private owner, but then all the comms and marketing emails come from a company called Vacasa, which owns operates 30K rental properties in the PNW. It was a little unexpected but worked out ok. All in all though a wonderful place, right one the water with a spectacular view, a thing is hard to find in the PNW without an enormous rental cost. "

"This house is an embarrassment to VRBO list serve. It was filthy and grossly misrepresented its offerings. I have used VRBO for many years and have never been more at shocked by the state of a property. The access codes were not functional, the home was not clean and in a state of disrepair (broken lights, wires hanging from the ceiling, broken dish ware, no cleaning products, no screens, a broken hot tub and no beach access. I would strongly advise against booking this home. "

"Absolutely wonderful ! Thank you"

"The view was amazing. The town is adorable! Very relaxing in all aspects. "