Find hotels near Hole-in-the-Wall Beach, Niantic from ￥9,475

"Great place."

"We loved it! We cooked breakfast both mornings as the unit has a full kitchen with all utensils. Enjoyed the small table and chairs outside on the porch too. We will definitely consider these cottages for future use."

"Breakfast was the best. Service excellent. "

"Was a great homey feeling for my family the arcade was a hit "

"Clean, serene, view to die for! Thank you, Alex!"

"Bring dish towels, Kleenex, and blankets , otherwise everything else was well provided."

"Beautiful house , extremely clean, comfortable and sunny . Everything we needed was there . Walk to shops , woods for easy hiking and the beach . We will definitely be back !"

"Lynn’s guest house is a very quaint and cozy space. Well kept, clean, functional. Everything one would want with a great location. Lynn is an exceptional owner and very responsive. Great option in the Niantic area."

"This house was comfortable and could easily accommodate a large party (we were only 4), though the living/dining space is very small in comparison to the very large bedrooms. We did not use the kitchen, but it looked nice. The beds were very comfortable, though others would want to bring additional blankets if renting in the winter as we did. The bathroom sinks and showers did not drain properly. The biggest pro for the house is its proximity to the beach—you’re practically in the waves, which is what we were looking for. The beach and ocean views were at the top of our list when we paid top dollar for this house. Unfortunately, the owners have intentionally left a major eyesore out of the promotional photos. A huge power plant dominates the view day and night. It belches smoke or steam into the air 24 hours a day and is lit up like a Christmas tree, shining into the house all night. This was our first trip to this area, and because it was not in the photos, we had no idea it was there. We would not have paid the price we paid for that view. I can’t imagine that other reviewers haven’t mentioned this, unless they are more familiar with the area and used to the oceanfront industries up and down that coastline. We wish the photos would have been more honest."