Eight uniquely curated rooms, each with a different theme and beautifully decorated interiors. With organic cotton linens, mini refrigerators with freezers, Keurig coffee makers and other fine touches, the rooms at The Quarters are more luxury boutique hotel than what you’d expect from the roadside version.
The Quarters was original a (completely!) no frills encampment for fisherman. Cinderblock walls, three twin beds to a room, no HVAC beyond a window unit…yeah, that kind of “no frills.’ Today, the rooms feature luxury amenities and an expansive front porch perfect for enjoying the view of nearby farm fields and water.
About the Rooms
Nº1
Touchdown
4 adults / 2 full beds / 256 sq. ft.
Inspired by the vintage Washington and Dallas football posters we found during one of our “treasure” hunts, this room is one of two that features two double beds with room for four people. “Room 1,” it’s also closest to the restaurant, bar and beach. You’ll love the old football photographs — almost as much as the luxury linens and stunning tile bathroom. It all comes together for the win. (Too cheesy?)
Nº2
Imagine
2 adults / 1 queen bed / 256 sq. ft.
A John Lennon lithograph signed by Yoko Ono started us down this design path. The stencilled wall pattern is a little trippy, itself, and will hopefully lull you into contemplation, relaxation…imagination. (Or maybe it’s more of a Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds-kind of trippy. Just keep it legal, please.)
Nº3
Texoma
2 adults / 1 king bed / 256 sq. ft.
Owner Peggy Binzel grew up in Oklahoma before departing for Baylor University in Texas. And thus, a theme was born. The longhorn find was a bonus. With a king sized bed, of course, and the highest quality organic cotton bedding, this room has room for big dreams — and big hair. If that’s your thing.
Nº4
Europa
2 adults / 1 queen bed / 256 sq. ft.
Old world meets new with this fit-for-a-queen (queen-sized) bed, antique European paintings and “Here’s Looking at You” wall decor. With plenty of storage, a full length mirror and seating area, you may just decide you can take in all the sights without ever leaving the comforts of your room.
Nº5
Dorothy Draper
2 adults / 1 king bed / 256 sq. ft.
The renowned interior designer was big on color, prints — and personality. Her classic palm design and pink and green aesthetic (think: Greenbrier Resort) are the perfect pick-me-up. This room also features a king sized bed and (almost) all the amenities you’d expect from the famed West Virginia resort for which she is best known. In a once-a-fishing-camp kind of way, that is.
Nº6
Country Club
2 adults / 1 queen bed / 256 sq. ft.
That’s “country” as in Dolly. And you’ll find her imprint all over this room. Plus a little Johnny Cash thrown in for good measure. Couple all that with Dolly-style hospitality and comfort, and you have the perfect place to relax after a hard day working 9 to 5. (See what I did there?) Now, some people call this the mermaid room because of that beautiful wall stencil (all of which were painted by Peggy and niece Amy, btw). It’s certainly a (paint) Coat of Many Colors, don’t you think?
Nº7
La La Land
2 adults / 1 queen bed / 256 sq. ft.
This one is all Hollywood glamour, starting with the vintage Tinsel Town posters and art deco style wall stencil. Plush pillows, plenty of shiny things to catch your eye, and all those luxury linens…you might just think you’re waking up in Beverly Hills. (Well, minus the butler.)
Nº8
Star Turn
4 adults / 2 full beds / 256 sq. ft.
James Dean, the Big Lebowski, Andy Warhol…there’s a lot to turn your head in this star-studded room. “Room 8,” this one is at the far end of the motel — if you’re looking for a little more solitude. And it has two double beds with room for four. We’re happy to serve you up a White Russian in Le Bar at the restaurant if you’re up to channeling The Dude. Relaxation is not far behind.
