Wolf Island NWR hotel rooms a the Red Roof Inn

"Had the best time at this beautiful resort. Lived that you could easily walk to pool and beach. The beach area was amazing! Can’t say enough about the staff. Everyone was so friendly and went out of the way to make your stay special. The restaurant was so good that we ended up eating all our meals there. The staff there was great and the chefs came out and interacted! We will definitely be back!!"

"Enjoyed our stay. Will definitely stay there again!"

"Entering the lobby it gad a fresh clean look and smell. The staff ALL that we met were very friendly and helpful - especially in the breakfast area. Will definitely stay there as I’m only 3 hours away!"

"Excellent hotel and dog friendly. Breakfast was amazing big variety and pool was perfect, lots of lounges chairs."

"Love love staying here always our first choice ... clean ... polite staff ... i do admit when the name changed i was wondering about the whole change as seafarer has been our place to stay ... but all that was gone the moment we checked in ... oir accommodations were perfect. I would rate a 10 if the stars were there... and yes we have been going for many years here "

"We enjoyed the stay. One of the best hotels and reasonable price. "

"The Loud kids in the pool until 10 pm!!!! We had oceanfront room & it was also over the pool. We had just had a funeral for my MIL, also had to empty her apt. We were looking forward to a quiet evening to relax after what we had just been through. The sign on the pool gate said the pool closes at dusk. We called the front desk at 9 pm because of the noise & were told the pool is open till 10 pm. Could hear the yelling even w/the sliding door closed. There were 12 kids making noise. I understand kids are on vacation & want to have fun, But what about others that would like to relax after 8:30. "

"The room was very clean and modern. "

"The property was great! The room was clean, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. I will stay again. Be aware of a daily fee to enter Jekyll Island. "