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"Surfside is generally a great option for a bit outside of town center, with a nice view, decent sized rooms, nice staff and relatively quiet neighborhood. However, the current renovations have removed much of the sound-dampening aspects (especially the carpets), so it's quite loud if you're a light sleeper (and anyone is talking in the echo-ing hall or nearby vicinity, or they're doing construction outside). Not really specific to the hotel, but mid-May is fairly cold (with windchill) and amenities like the pool, firepit and bar weren't available. If you want a quiet and relaxed P-town experience (where not many people are around and half the places are not open or on reduced hours), mid-week in mid-May might be nice, but I recommend going closer to the main summer season."

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"The front desk is the worst in terms of customer service. We would not recommend checking into this hotel as it was hands down the most unprofessionally rude experience we had. The hotel is run down as well and the receptionist room smelled like a dirty laundry… which was another red flag. We would not recommend this arrogant hotel"