Beachside Inn Novels & Stories

"We're almost arrived, dear. Look, that's our overnight stay." Lady Byrne opened the window beside her. Ava looked at a charming country building made of bricks. Lady Byrne had told her about the place. Magnolia Inn, the finest staycation in the small town. The inn located at a sidewalk in front of the ocean. The road settled about two feet higher above the stony beach. Ava could hardly contain her excitement. She had never visited a place quite like this. The road was beautiful in its simplicity and the cool breeze brought the sweet scent of the sea. The sound of the ocean, the comforting rhythm of ebb and flow, she couldn't remember she had ever had a better vacation. Even the glamorous ci

The entrance is marked by a large, wooden sign with the coastal cove logo, sound of waves crashing against the shore creates a soothing ambiance. Upon entering the beachside restaurant, they are both greeted by a spacious, open-plan interior with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer stunning oceanic views. The décor of the restaurant is a fusion of coastal chic and modern elegance, with comfortable seating areas, reclaimed wood accents, and vibrant nature-inspired artwork. The restaurant is a focal point, with a beautiful wooden counter, stylish stools, and an impressive selection of craft cocktails and wines. The atmosphere is relaxed, with soft background music, and the so

Delia: Just at a little motel by the beach – so cute here! Evelyn: Which hotel? V and I planning a trip, looking for recommendations. Delia: Sunrise Starfish. He can probably afford fancier, though! Evelyn smiles and then goes back into the gas station to ask the attendant for directions. A few minutes later, Evelyn and Ian park in the lot of the Sunrise Starfish, a cute little beach motel with a pool out front. “Wowww,” Ian says, smiling at it. “Can I go swimming?!”

"Yes. On the third floor. Reservation in the name of Dean Alde--I mean Dean Gilbert." She did not say anything to the man named Arif, stepped carefully into the main lobby of the hotel, which was greeted with a dim atmosphere like being on the beach--even though the hotel was located quite far from the nearest beach area in Rose city. As far as she could tell from the appearance of the hotel and both of the exteriors also the interiors of the hotel building, the nearest beach from his current location was a hundred kilometres away, so if she were, to be honest, the existence of a beach-themed hotel in an area far from the beach was a little strange idea for her.

The air was thick with salt and the faint hum of cicadas as Lucas, Liam, Maya, Lily, Graham, Aiden, Lena, and the ever-watchful bodyguard slipped along the narrow pathway at the side of the beach resort. The main building, with its easy energy and streams of laughter, seemed a world away compared to the silence they were walking into now. Here, the walls were darker, the pathway less maintained, as though deliberately hidden from the eyes of the wealthy guests.

I wanted to be sane the moment I saw him again. “This project will be the biggest we will have this year because Beach House is a huge chain of luxury hotels by the sea. They have been ranked the number 1 for five consecutive years when it comes to design, accommodation, food and location. The tourists—foreigners and natives—have been choosing the Beach house as their hotel of choice during the summer.” Mr. Pines, the head of the engineering department stated.

Then, he called the kids and motioned for them to follow us. The kids hopped around while we walked. “This is the main hotel. We also have several beachfront villas constructed at the far end of the beach. By next month, they will be fully operational.” That was Caleb, talking about his business while I listened by his side. We ate a sumptuous lunch at the hotel’s restaurant before proceeding to our suite. The two-bedroom suite looks comfortable – like an apartment complete with a kitchen, a dining area, a living area, and bathrooms.

i bend to pick something that fell down and notice Josh hands on her laps, ouch. “We’ve arrived animals” Miles says. The new beach house was everything Marcus had promised. They were three floors of white stone and glass facing an endless blue horizon. The ocean breeze was everything. Everyone spilled out with the excitement of kids on summer break, but the air between me and her was heavier than the sea breeze. “Wow, this place is insane!” Elle shouted, dragging Luke toward the balcony. Josh whistled. “Guess the big guy’s got taste.” “Guess you’re still talking,” I muttered.

## Darrel went to park his car in the garage and offed the engine and we got down. The cool breeze fanned my hair and I glanced around at the beach . There were few people around making it more comfortable. "So, I don't know how to put this but let's just say it's a VIP Beach"Darrel said beside me. "I like it that way .There won't be too much people around " I nodded. He took my and we walked towards a tent. A table with covered plates on it was placed at the center and two chairs circled it. Hmm.

All I want is my wolf and a fresh start not to be mixed up in another love triangle. The beach stretches out before me, the crystal clear water meeting the sandy shore in a flawless horizon. Seagulls soar overhead and the sun glints off the surface of the ocean, creating a dazzling display of light. The air is thick with the scent of salt and seaweed, a refreshing and briny smell that tickles my nose. The Mermaid Inn stands proudly at the end of the boardwalk, its sign gently swaying in the ocean breeze. A smile slowly spread across my face as I took in the rustic beauty of the wooden boards rusting from the constant touch of salt.