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Set on the waterfront at The Sanderling, this Ocean Suite spans 569 sq. ft. and delivers sweeping ocean views from a spacious living area. Designed for families or couples seeking extra room, the suite offers accessible features including Braille/raised signage and connecting-room options for flexible stays.
The bedroom is anchored by a King bed with hypo-allergenic bedding, ceiling fan, and individual climate controls for air conditioning and heating. A separate sitting area includes a double (queen-size) sofa bed to accommodate up to four guests, plus the option of a rollaway or crib for a surcharge. The bathroom pairs a separate bathtub and shower with bathrobes, designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels, and a hair dryer; toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
Thoughtful in-room amenities make longer stays easy: a 27-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, an iPod dock, fireplace, mini-fridge, free local calls, iron and ironing board, and free WiFi at 25+ Mbps. Housekeeping is provided once per stay, and accessible services are built in to assist guests with mobility needs. Additional conveniences include a surcharge for rollaway/extra beds and cribs, and the suite’s entertainment and sleeping arrangements are suited to families and groups who want comfortable coastal living at The Sanderling.






























This suite faces the Atlantic, with sweeping ocean views from the spacious living area. The Sanderling sits between the ocean and Currituck Sound, so the view is the main reason to choose this category.
The bedroom has one king bed with hypo-allergenic bedding, and the sitting area has a double (queen-size) sofa bed. Together they sleep up to four guests in 569 sq. ft. A rollaway bed or crib can be added for a surcharge, and the resort lists both at $35 per night.
The bathroom has a separate bathtub and shower, so one person can soak while another showers. It comes with bathrobes, designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
Yes, for both. The separate sitting area and sofa bed give families extra room, and couples get a living space with a fireplace. The Sanderling is family-friendly, with beach and pool activities, lawn games and board games, though no kids' club. Children up to and including 17 stay free using existing bedding in a parent's room. Couples can also use the adults-only (21+) Tranquility Pool.
The suite has a 27-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, an iPod dock, a fireplace, a mini-fridge, an iron and ironing board, free local calls and free WiFi (25+ Mbps). Air conditioning, heating and a ceiling fan let you adjust the room to the weather. Housekeeping is provided once per stay.
The daily resort fee, listed at $55 taxable for Resort Rooms, covers private beach access, beach chairs, umbrellas and towels, self-parking and lawn games. The resort's included amenities also list Wi-Fi, the indoor pool at the spa and the fitness center. Guided yoga on the Observation Deck at 8:00am on Saturdays and Sundays is included for guests.
The suite has Braille/raised signage, and connecting rooms are available, which suits larger family groups who want adjoining space. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee, subject to availability.
The Lifesaving Station serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily and is open year-round, in the historic Caffey's Inlet Life Saving Station No. 5. The Sandbar, Beach House Bar and Theodosia are seasonal, so check their opening dates for your stay. Theodosia, led by Vivian Howard, is the fine-dining option, and the Beach House Bar is the spot for coffee and evening cocktails.
Dogs are welcome: up to two per guestroom, each under 60 pounds, for a non-refundable $300 fee added at check-in. Guests must be 21 or older to check in unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, as cash is not accepted. There is no public transit in Duck, so a rental car is recommended.
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