The #5 unit at Troller's Lodge was quite sufficient for a three-day stay where we only needed the kitchenette for breakfast. The beds were nice, even the single bed that pulled out of the couch.It was a bit tight with three adults, possessions, and food that we'd brought along to share with family when we spent time with them at another vacation rental nearby, but it was certainly adequate.The only downside, and I do mean that literally, is that the building slopes noticeably toward the ocean. The 80-year-old couple and their 57-year-old offspring all lacked the sea legs to navigate the adorable sea shanty without listing into a wall or counter on occasion. No injuries were sustained, but the footing was decidedly a challenge at first. By day three, we were all anticipating the necessary course changes necessary to walk without staggering. We did laugh quite a bit about the slope. I jest about the experience, but I wouldn't recommend it for those unsteady on their feet.The price was similar to two budget motel rooms but provided more convenience with making breakfast and being able to talk over plans for the day with the rest of the family.
