Ideal location for taking stunning wedding photos
My room was both comfortable and spotless
The check-in staff member was particularly friendly
Distilled by Parley from the 25 most recent of 802 verified guest reviews
My room was both comfortable and spotless
— how guests describe the rooms
19 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2
It has ironing facilities — a flat-screen TV is also included.
Beds 8.6/10 · 140 guests mention them
15 m² · Sleeps 2
22 m² · 1 king bed
It has a wake-up service and upper floors accessible by elevator — linens are provided.
Beds 8.6/10 · 140 guests mention them
“Room was clean and workout facility was great.”
No breakfast was offered, and free breakfast would have been nice.
“Platz nach oben”
The property itself is beautiful and the private beach is a real highlight; the historic setting of Tupper Manor is very attractive and pleasant to walk around, and complimentary coffee is also available, which is a nice touch. We stayed at the Wylie Inn at Tupper Manor for several days, and while the property and the historic Tupper Manor certainly have charm, our stay did not live up to what one should reasonably expect at a room rate of more than $200 per night. Before our arrival, I had specifically requested a quiet room several times. Because I had to make two separate reservations to cover the full length of our stay, I actually had several opportunities to repeat this request. The very first night was already disturbed by noise, so we had to change rooms. At first, the second room seemed as though it would be quieter, but unfortunately the opposite turned out to be true. The stairwell door slammed loudly and regularly, the air‑conditioning system in the hallway was extremely noisy, and there was apparently some kind of mechanical equipment – possibly a heat pump – either above or below our room that repeatedly switched on and off; it was not only audible but we could actually feel vibrations in the room. Another major issue is that Tupper Manor appears to host weddings very frequently. When wedding guests return to their rooms at 2 or 3 a.m., there can be considerable noise in the hallways, and we were repeatedly woken up during the night. This was particularly disappointing because I had explicitly and repeatedly asked for a quiet room. I would expect a concierge to know the property, the location of the rooms and the typical sources of noise well enough to take such a request into consideration when assigning a room. Changing rooms yet again was not a reasonable option for us, as this would have meant another check‑out at 11 a.m. followed by waiting until approximately 3 p.m. to check in again. There were also some issues with the exterior areas that simply do not match the standard one would expect. Although the property specifically emphasizes that it is a non‑smoking hotel, numerous cigarette and cigar butts were lying around the entrance area.
I really enjoyed the beach and the coffee here was excellent.
Clean and tranquil.
“It a perfect stay as I was visiting Endicott College. One suggestion, bikes for guests?”
The spot is perfect, right on the beach, and everything from the room to the gym was spotless; the room itself was well equipped and nicely decorated.
“Room was clean and workout facility was great.”
No breakfast was offered, and free breakfast would have been nice.
Clean and tranquil.
“Platz nach oben”
The property itself is beautiful and the private beach is a real highlight; the historic setting of Tupper Manor is very attractive and pleasant to walk around, and complimentary coffee is also available, which is a nice touch. We stayed at the Wylie Inn at Tupper Manor for several days, and while the property and the historic Tupper Manor certainly have charm, our stay did not live up to what one should reasonably expect at a room rate of more than $200 per night. Before our arrival, I had specifically requested a quiet room several times. Because I had to make two separate reservations to cover the full length of our stay, I actually had several opportunities to repeat this request. The very first night was already disturbed by noise, so we had to change rooms. At first, the second room seemed as though it would be quieter, but unfortunately the opposite turned out to be true. The stairwell door slammed loudly and regularly, the air‑conditioning system in the hallway was extremely noisy, and there was apparently some kind of mechanical equipment – possibly a heat pump – either above or below our room that repeatedly switched on and off; it was not only audible but we could actually feel vibrations in the room. Another major issue is that Tupper Manor appears to host weddings very frequently. When wedding guests return to their rooms at 2 or 3 a.m., there can be considerable noise in the hallways, and we were repeatedly woken up during the night. This was particularly disappointing because I had explicitly and repeatedly asked for a quiet room. I would expect a concierge to know the property, the location of the rooms and the typical sources of noise well enough to take such a request into consideration when assigning a room. Changing rooms yet again was not a reasonable option for us, as this would have meant another check‑out at 11 a.m. followed by waiting until approximately 3 p.m. to check in again. There were also some issues with the exterior areas that simply do not match the standard one would expect. Although the property specifically emphasizes that it is a non‑smoking hotel, numerous cigarette and cigar butts were lying around the entrance area.
“It a perfect stay as I was visiting Endicott College. One suggestion, bikes for guests?”
The spot is perfect, right on the beach, and everything from the room to the gym was spotless; the room itself was well equipped and nicely decorated.
I really enjoyed the beach and the coffee here was excellent.
