Driftwood Inn Resort Motel

This place wouldn’t be so bad if not for their exorbitant rates. When my husband called, they initially wanted $ 180 but he talked them down to $ 115 + $ 15 for our small dog — all in all it was about $ 140 after taxes.
The «suite» was quirky and old. It looked like Grandma’s apartment — decorated in the 1970s and never updated. The beds were large and comfortable, though, and although the place was a little run down it was relatively clean. The only complaint I really had was about the cost of the room; I feel like we paid double what it was worth.
The beach accesses in the immediate vicinity are very small and rocky — not much «beach fun» to be had here.

We stumbled upon this inn as it was the only place available in Birch Bay. We ended up in the unit under what appeared to be the home of the kind family that runs the inn. Because of that, the noise coming from above continuted on until about 12:30. My husband said they must of been killing snakes with golf clubs up above us!
Our room was clean, had a toaster oven, micro, frig and coffee pot. $ 90.00 in August 2012. The place had 2 pools, heard they were heated, but didn’t try out either.
There were few other ammenities, no shampoo or cream rinse in the bathroom, iron, anything «fancy» like that.
The unit we were in must of been a distance from the wi-​fi connector as it was sketcy and the TV in the unit was a mini TV.
It is within walking distance of the water so that was nice.
Overall, it was okay, would stay there again if it were the only place available.