Best Sarasota County Hotels

"Good Hotel"

"The hotel is very good! The room facilities are comfortable and large"

"As soon as I opened my room, #123 it smell like mold. Once I open the bathroom door to check it out, a big roach crawling on the bathroom wall. Then the roaches keep coming out. The shower had a lot of mold between tiles. Could not sleep or rest all night. Complaint at consumer service, management tell me that they can’t return my money because I purchased my room through a third party vendor. They can be a free stay in the future. Why in the world, would I want to stay there ever again."

"It was very good experience no problems from the staff overall I would have to say is very good experience with the room in the pool and the restless oh yeah I think we worked out with Sagan"

"Very nice stay,check in and out though a machine,it’s easy and smooth. Need to put $100 deposit but after a staff check up it will refund to you. Breakfast is okay."

"I booked a room before hurricane Ian because hotel is away from storm surge area and my condo is in zone b. Unfortunately, I only got to use your amenities briefly before a power outage took away electricity for most room lights and hall lights, tv, a/c, elevator, coffee maker, refrigerator, microwave, internet, etc. Not a single outlet to charge phones. The staff managed breakfast since they had power in one room and one tv was on in the lobby. Your manager said it was FPL fault. Before that, only one elevator was working. A staff person said one had been out at least 4 months. This seems like neglect. When Ian was nearing, the wind popped a window and the latch would not hold. Maintenance problem? At least there was quick response and a staff person drilled hole to put in hardware to fasten it closed. All power went out on Wednesday ~ 2, due to the storm for sure this time. Thursday am the staff put together a reasonable cold breakfast in mostly darkness. I was surprised that the hotel did not have more than a few battery lights for lobby and breakfast area. This is Florida, even smaller storms often cause outages and the need for lightning is something that should be anticipated. About $50 to $100 worth of little led battery lanterns would have helped a lot. The stairwells were so dark and unsafe also. I think this is also neglect."