This is an Interval property, however I do wonder when they were last evaluated by them. Upon arrival we were warned that the housekeeper had memorized every item in the kitchen and each piece of linen. This set the tone for an unpleasant stay.
On the plus side, they recycled their trash. On the negative side, we were required to take out the trash. We were on the second floor and my husband is 70.
Spa: Guests are required to take the cover off the spa and replace it. The pool was frigid.
The kitchen items were an interesting array of mismatched patterns. Not only the utensils, but the dishes, glasses, cups and saucers. More importantly, the refrigerator door had 3 missing shelves.
The living room carpet was soaking wet upon our arrival. Concerned that they might believe we had somehow created this catastrophe, since the ceiling showed evidence of water damage, we alerted the desk of the condition of the carpet. They said that they had just cleaned the carpet. We could put nothing on the floor for 3 days because the moisture was absorbed by whatever we put down on the floor. The sheets and pillow cases had blood stains in numerous places.
The beach. This postage-stamp sized beach has absolutely no beach furniture. There are no chairs, no chaises, no umbrellas. Nothing to be had. If you cannot bring yourself to a standing position from a reclining one, you cannot use the beach. There is no warning, no disclaimer in the advertising that one must bring their own beach equipment.
Deck. There is a deck outside the bedroom. In order to gain entrance, one must kick the door open as it is so warped, it is impossible to simply push it. The cheap plastic chairs are covered in fungus.
The bathroom sinks are very slow to drain.
If you lose your room key, there is a $100 charge. If you lose your wrist band to the beach, there is a $10 charge. The desk clerk commented that a guest had lost their bracelet in the heavy current that had threatened to carry them out to sea. She was not concerned about the potential loss of life in the tide, it was the loss of the silicone bracelet that concerned her.
This is an Interval property. I find that absolutely astonishing. The mish-mash of kitchen equipment is trivial. It is the attitude of the clerks, the fungus on the furniture, the broken refrigerator door, that troubled us.
It is not wireless, by the way. We did not have any modern electronics, such as flat screen televisions. This place was built in the '60s and stayed there. The furniture must have been acquired at an inner-city 1960s estate sale. There was nothing attractive about the unit except the ironing board cover that was covered in a collection of light houses.

We loved the closest to the beach, the indoor pool, outdoor grills and hot tub!! Great Location and Staff!!

Booked this as a last minute 2bedroom for the week at a great price through timeshare network. The location of this place is perfect. the beach is right across the street, and the surrounding area of Westerly, and Watch Hill are very nice. If you do not expect much from this place, you will be fine. It is fairly clean, however the amenities and facilities need attention. The pool is clean, and the hot tub is clean although both are dated. The room we had was a two bedroom which was a 1bdrm with an adjoining studio. The Jacuzzi did not function in the room, and the carpets need to be replaced or even better removed. Carpets do not work well in beach areas IMHO. The laundry facilities look as if it has not been attended to since the 70's, you would be better off taking your clothes out to be washed. The furniture is rather modern and clean and the rooms all had TVs lcd or plasma. If your intention is to spend the days at the beach, or enjoying the beautiful area then this place should be an option if you can get it for a reasonable price below market, otherwise you may want to consider another place. The other positives are parking is free ($10 to $20 in area), there is "a" tennis court and basketball court across the street. You get beach passes for the private beach. There is little or no need to drive anywhere except to go shopping (Stop n shop/Walmart 10 min away), or visit the surrounding areas (Mystic, Newport, Block Island, or Watch Hill). The rooms have kitchens, And all appliances and housewares you will need. All were in great shape or nearly new. Be aware however that average summer rentals in the area seem to go for $5000 a month for some reason (beach beach beach), and the area is very nice.

We booked an efficiency for a week through Interval and we paid to upgrade upon arrival to a one bedroom on the second floor. The villa was beautiful and had an upstair loft like bedroom with a balcony and a 2nd half bath. The balcony had a gorgeous view of Misquamicut Beach. Even though it was school April vacation week for us, the area was extremely quiet. Only a short walk to the most gorgeous beach. We had the beach all to ourselves most of the time. The queen bed upstairs was comfortable and the pullout couch was not, but no pullout couch is comfortable to me. But it was fine.

The indoor pool was warm and perfect for my three children and they loved it! The kitchen in the villa had everything I needed. A Super Stop & Shop and Super Wal Mart only minutes away. Although no housekeeping for the whole week, we didn't mind since we weren't in the room much.

Nice location near a nice beach.