The units have two floors which are connected with one of those spiral metal staircases. The treads are aggregate concrete, so bring slippers. The main floor has the living-dining-kitchen area plus the one bathroom with shower. There is no room to spare on the main floor to the point that the microwave might be on one end of the kitchen table. There is no dishwasher. Upstairs has bunk beds in the hallway and a double or queen in the bedroom. Downstairs has a patio and upstairs has a balcony. The outdoor chairs will probably be stored in the closet. You'll get an assigned parking spot. The front desk might require a $200. credit authorization if you exchange in via RCI, but you get the slip back when you check out. You can see a slice of the ocean from the balcony of some units. A few units are only a few feet from a high sand dune, so you'd have no view whatsoever. The pool is half inside and half outside, and there is a recroom with pool table(s). Noise from the people at the pool can be heard in the units closer to the pool area. People that own at this resort own 8 weeks, and owners only are allowed to bring pets. Even though this resort is a little rustic and remote, I enjoyed it much more than The Windjammer in Ocean Shores. I own with Vacation Internationale and enjoy two short stays a year at Point Brown Resort each year. The view from the Point Brown Resort units is fantastic.
