With only eleven guest rooms, Doryman’s feels intentionally small, quiet, and personal — a true boutique inn rather than a standard beach hotel. Each room is uniquely appointed, which means stays don’t feel cookie-cutter from one visit to the next. Interiors feature antique furnishings and marble bathrooms, and many rooms include working fireplaces that add warmth and character to the historic setting. Several rooms offer ocean views, and some include patios, balconies, or Juliet balconies facing the Pacific. The scale of the property shapes the entire stay: fewer rooms, calmer hallways, and a sense that you’re settling into a private coastal hideaway instead of joining a crowd.