Hotel Canalside Inn (Rehoboth Beach, USA)

This quiet, peaceful inn seems tucked away from it all, yet it's directly across from the canal, and only a few blocks away from the famed Rehoboth Avenue. This is a great base to explore the area as you can use the Jolly Trolley to take you to Dewey Beach. Guests recommend trying Pig & Fish, Dogfish Head Brewing & Eats, and the Cultured Pearl restaurants.

This inn boasts a very large and inviting front porch which guests say is a great place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and read a book. After a long day of sightseeing, move to the back of the home where you'll find a small pool, which guests say is perfect for cooling off.

Guests describe the rooms as comfortable in size. Rooms are minimally decorated, but still attractive, and offer nice amenities like terry cloth robes. You'll also find unexpected items like separate juice and wine glasses.

While some guests say the owners are just fine, many guests describe them as cold, not welcoming, and with no interest in socialising. Guests say the owners are grumpy and short-tempered, and act like every request is bothering them.

This inn offers a continental breakfast, but it consists completely of white bread items and sugar, including cereal more appealing to children. There are no fresh fruit options available, nor anything you would consider healthy.

Guests say that if you're a sensitive sleeper, you may have trouble with the light and loud noises keeping you awake in the evening. The window shades don't do enough to keep the inn lights out which casts an unavoidable glow all night long. The HVAC units are quite noisy and walls are paper thin.