We stayed in the “Beachcomber” cottage. It has 2 full bedrooms, a loft with 2 twin beds and 2 full baths. The Beachcomber is not ADA, but it met our needs. I was able to wheel V up the one small step and into the house. The main living area is open concept and easy to get around, and the two main bedrooms are downstairs, however the doorways to the bedrooms and the bathroom are not wheelchair friendly. I was able to carry my daughter to bed, and wheel her into the kitchen to help me with dinner, and her chair could pull up to the dining room table. There are 2 ADA cottages available at Seabrook, when you make reservations ask questions about the accommodations to make sure they meet the requirements that your family has.

Although there are many floor plans, I’ve posted some photos of the Beachcomber to give you more information about what to expect. From what I saw, all cottages were beautifully built, with nice finish work and attention to detail. Ours was no exception, here’s a quick tour:

Welcome to the Beachcomber.

The kitchen, there is also a dishwasher, which is not visible in this photo.

Master bedroom. There is a bathroom off the master with a dual-sink vanity, and shower/tub combo.

Front bedroom.

Laundry room. One load of laundry soap is provided. I did some of my laundry before we returned home, it was nice to come home and not have any laundry to do!

Second bathroom.

Loft.

Living room and dining room from the loft.

Main living area.

Back deck. I sat out here every morning with a cup of coffee and enjoyed the quiet, just listening to the wind rustle the trees and birds singing was so relaxing.

Disclaimer: Seabrook provided my family with a 2-night stay for our review. The opinions and experiences are my own.