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The Pierpont Inn

The Pierpont Inn

8/10 Good
"Great location— easily walkable to the beach, and only about a 20 minute walk to the pier. Our suite was very large which was convenient for our family, and very comfortable beds. Breakfast was good. It was next to the highway but I didn’t find the noise bothersome at all. Cons— 4 pm check-in was inconvenient for me that day (granted I knew that going in) as well as many others in line to check in at 4 pm. My room was not yet ready, which was a little disappointing since I’d been killing time all afternoon after an early arrival to the city. I was to my room by 4:30. Staff were kind and apologetic, but it also seemed like this is a common situation for them which leads me to believe they need more cleaning staff. Also note the $10 parking fee per night, which I hadn’t noticed when I booked. (Again, that’s on me but still something I take into consideration when booking). Additionally, there is no elevator, but from what I observed you’d only have to go up one flight. An ample amount of luggage carts had me assume there was an elevator. The restaurant is currently closed for construction."
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The Pierpont Inn

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