★★★★·Saint Michaels·8.7
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Wylder Hotel Tilghman Island is a waterfront retreat located on a 3-mile island on the Chesapeake Bay, honoring the hardworking fishermen of yesteryear in an irreverent manner. This all-season escape features Tickler's Crab Shack & Restaurant, Bar Mumbo, a private marina with 25 boat slips, charter fishing trips, and activities like sailing and kayaking.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
I loved the amenities like kayaks, bikes, and the pool; the seafood at Ticklers was great, and we enjoyed sitting outdoors by the water. No complaints; the property was lovely.
Carlene·Há um mês
Everything was fine. The only suggestion I have is to add refrigerators in the rooms.
John·Há um mês
The staff, view, and location were great, but it was not very handicap accessible.
Joyce·Há 2 meses
The property is a gorgeous historic building that just got a fresh coastal/nautical makeover, making it perfect for a romantic escape or even a family reunion or wedding. Everyone from the reception desk to the rest of the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. There’s a whole range of activities—sauna, pool, bikes, kayaks, bocce—and many guests are out enjoying the scenic surroundings. Outside, there are cozy seating spots, some under breezeways, where we watched a wild thunderstorm. The room came with thoughtful touches like soft robes, throw blankets that you can take to the beach or sauna, and even a black towel in the bathroom for wiping makeup. Pets are welcome, so plenty of dogs were around, which I liked, and the food and drinks at Ticklers were solid. Breakfast and coffee in the morning were a nice bonus, especially since there isn’t much else nearby. The room was a Queen “suite” with a water view but it was very small, with a tiny bathroom. It did have a small table and two chairs that we appreciated and used a lot. It was nicely decorated and comfortable, just on the smaller side. The property has many stairs and uneven surfaces, making it tough for someone like my elderly mom with a walker. There’s no fridge or microwave, so keeping meds or baby milk cold could be a problem, and leftovers from dinner can’t stay. We brought a cooler to keep a few drinks cold, but it would be an issue for a longer stay. I also felt the room was a bit pricey for what it offered. The hotel sits at the end of a quiet little island on the Eastern Shore with very little around, so bring snacks, drinks, and supplies—you’ll need them.
Becky·Há 2 meses
Overall quiet, comfortable room. We had a partial view, and the overall layout of the property was very inviting. We also stayed a Sunday-Wed 3 night stay. The lack of dining options. I don’t know if it’s an all year thing or if we were a week early but the Wed-Sunday openings are most likely the reason people stay more towards the St. Michaels area. The opportunity is there, it just needs to be taken
Jacob·Há 3 meses
