Roche Harbor Resort - Hotel De Haro

The most incredible stay. The atmosphere, staff food and solitude was beyond description. We will be back!

Beautiful views and a quaint environment.

Best night away ever! The staff here are incredible, from the front desk to the lime kiln to the McMillen Dining room, all were very attentive and great at their jobs! We had lunch at the lime kiln and it was phenomenal, then dinner reservations at McMillen's, even better... The room was a suite in Quarreymans hall, which is spectacular. From the moment we got there, till we checked out, we were cared for sooo well

Very pretty, didn’t stay here but the restaurant is good and the grounds are neat!

Be prepared for a historical experience! Super old building (Tends to be a little musty if you don’t open a window) with rooms that share bathrooms. The bathroom is right across the hall and I walked around in my robe after a shower plenty of times with nobody around, so you don’t have to worry about privacy. The door locks and you have a shower, toilet and sink with mirror to yourself so it’s not a public restroom by any means. There is also a sink with mirror and towels in the room for getting ready which is a super nice touch. first we found it a little odd but actually loved the eclecticism. Nice balcony to sip coffee and overlook the marina. Super nice staff (thank you Jacob for accommodating us.) extremely comfy beds, down pillows and comforters, with extra blankets and pillows provided in the closet along with an iron and hangers. I appreciated the box fan in the room for some ventilation and white noise. The rooms were apparently booked but we barely heard anyone besides the creaky floors. We spent all day one day relaxing and catching up on work, and this was the perfect place for it. No internet connection so we had to use Roche harbor WiFi which wasn’t the best from our spot. The overall vibe of the place made up for the little touches that a newer hotel may have. We really enjoyed the experience