Find hotels near Tilghman Watermen’s Museum, Tilghman from NT$3,511

"Our stay was absolutely Amazing. We dined at Knoxie’s table for dinner and enjoyed an evening in one of the private cabins. The property is beautiful and almost set up to be an all inclusive resort. The only thing missing was the golf course and a pool. The 2 things I would recommend are better toilet paper. What we had in our room was a low grade 2ply at best. And also I would recommend mechanical blinds on the windows at the top of the room. The property has bright walkway lights that shine through the windows at night. So if you’re like me and enjoy a dark room at night then the cabins might not be for you. Overall it was great get away and the cafe in the morning really hit the spot on our way out. I have already recommended this place to multiple people and really hope I get the opportunity to come back again one day. "

"Love it"

"Very close to several restaurants and the mall is close as well. Golf course is within 15 mins "

"Great place to stay with lovely views"

"A wonderful property with a fantastic location. Super friendly staff. Couldn't ask for a more pleasant stay anywhere. You should book right now."

"Loved it!"

"The room was very clean and. Comfortable. The staff was friendly. The outside of the building looked a little weathered,but with the location it was expected. The room was very clean. Will definitely stay here again. . "

"The toilet ran every few minutes. Some of the carpet as we entered the room was worn away."

"I’m not a fan of pets in hotels, so it was particularly disturbing to step into the elevator and find pet feces. Guests next to us were questionable. Slamming against furniture and yelling and screaming meant a disturbed sleep. Not the property’s fault, but the response to my phone call to the front desk was appalling, I was advised to call the police if I thought safety was an issue. The male front desk associate communicated with irritation and a pompous attitude. I’m not looking to get anybody fired, but it would seem to me that a guest services refresher course would be a good idea."