Hotels With Bars in Florida, United States

I could tell the hotel had been really nice once. It had just weathered a storm a lot of the rooms were not working. My room did not have electricity by the bed nor did the phone work. other than that, trip.com got the wrong dates on my reservation. They book me for Saturday and Sunday leaving Monday, but my conference, the only reason for my trip, started Monday. Essentially they had me checking out on the day the conference was to begin. I told them immediately but they did nothing about it. trip.com not worth the effort. The Shores resort and spa Daytona Beach will be back and certainly worth the stay if you can get over the front desk staff…. except for the one with the purple ish colored hair. she’s a keeper.

Hotel itself was fine. Was a bit annoyed that the bar was not open even for a soft drink if wanted till much later. When I went down to get a bite to eat I was informed that most of the menu was not available and my selection was limited to about three items to choose from. What I found most annoying was that apparently they had some type of youth group training going on on my floor which was right next to my room. Numerous times I heard the participants laughing or conversing loudly in the hall way. Whenever I decided to leave my room to go downstairs I had to run through a gantlet of participants who were having their break out session in the hallway of which I had to walk through disrupting their conversations. While they were polite about it, it did make me feel uncomfortable to leave the room while they were doing this. When I did mention to the desk what was going on they told me about the group which was fine but I wish they would have put me on another floor if this was going on. Overall it was just an overnight stay here before a cruise but honestly next time I would choose a different hotel.

We arrived very late at night for our cruise the following day, so this was a perfect location for us. The hotel is situated inside Miami international airport so you don’t even have to travel anywhere. The only thing we found was that there were no sign posts, we had to keep stopping people to ask where it was, we walked for around 10 mins and after asking around 3/4 people we eventually found it. It is round a corner behind a Mexican restaurant and basically just what looks like an information desk. The staff were very helpful and even upgraded our room free of charge from a double to a king room. We got into the lift and found our room on the 4th floor, the corridors could do with some updating and looked a bit like walking through a prison. Our room was at the end of a corridor. It was very clean and tidy and a lot nicer than I expected. There was a coffee maker and some biscuits under the dressing table and plenty of hanging space and a steamer in the wardrobe. The bathroom was clean with hand wash and body lotion and shower gel. The bed was very confortable and after our late arrival we just went straight to sleep. We woke the next morning, had a quick coffee and booked an Uber to the cruise port. I would definitely recommend this hotel for a short stay before a cruise or flight

The hotel was fine for what we paid. The room was spacious, and although outdated, still pleasant and comfortable. We slept well. The hotel complex itself was very large with multiple buildings containing the rooms, which made it confusing to find our room, especially since one of the two the elevators for our building- (the elevator closest to our 5th story room) was out of order, so we had to re-park our car when we finally found our building and the working elevator. But overall it was fine and the location was good, with everything we needed close by.

The front desk service was extremely inefficient, with a very long check-in line. We booked two rooms through Ctrip using one account, but the hotel front desk initially reported that they could only find the subscription for one room, then left us waiting. After contacting Ctrip customer service, the hotel front desk was able to find our subscription information again, and the entire check-in process took over an hour. The breakfast was very monotonous, lacking even pork and eggs.

Reasonably priced universal hotel which provides early park admission. Room is comfortable. However, the room has poor sound proofing. There is constant vibration in the wall and one of the beds. The hairdryer was faulty and they took more than an hour after 4 calls for them to deliver a replacement. Front desk manager made it up with meal vouchers. Nonetheless, it was a decent stay but disappointing in several aspects.

The hotel's exterior is nice, but the interior is a bit dated and has a musty smell. They change towels and empty the trash daily, and a full room cleaning is done every three days. There's a shuttle service to Disneyland and Universal Studios, though the return shuttle schedule is a bit early. There's an outlet mall across from the hotel, but you need to call a taxi to get there, which isn't very convenient.

Stayed for 7 nights, and it was great value for money. The hotel's location is excellent, close to Disney Springs, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. The room size was just right. They have a swimming pool and a laundry room, and the service was very good. The only downside was that breakfast was quite basic, with limited variety – just enough to get by. I apologize, I was in a hurry on the last morning and forgot to leave a tip.

I used it to go to Disney. The room is clean and there are few buses to Disney, but there are. You can go to the park by Uber for less than $13. It is good because there are pharmacies and fast food shops within walking distance. But there was a day when the room cleaner left the water and a day he forgot. I couldn't take a shower because I was cut off on the last night, but I fixed it the next morning. I think I will use it again.

Following my stay at the Movie resort, I checked into Sport, and the room layout was exactly the same as the previous one, making it feel like an extended stay. Similar to Movie, I didn't need any converters or extension cords as the power outlets accepted Japanese plugs directly. Sport even had a USB charging socket, and unlike Movie which only had Type-A, Sport also offered Type-C sockets. There were outlets conveniently located everywhere – by the bedside, on the desk against the wall – so the number was never an issue. The staff handling luggage also guided me smoothly.