Best Resorts in Florida

"Room was bigger than expected "

"Poolside and beach were great spots."

"Enjoyed my stay."

"Comfortable home away from home."

"Not very sound proof rooms. You can hear the neighbors, elevators, and ice machines. Pool music plays til 11 on weekends so if you have a room that faces the pool, it will be loud until that time. That wasn’t as issue for us, but for families with small children, it would be hard for them to sleep. Not every child stays up that late."

"We ate dinner once in 2 days our time at parks interrupted time at hotel. Basically we slept took showers and used the bus transportation. Did very little at hotel. The coffee in room isn't worth the trouble. I seen the same trash for 2 days on the 3rd floor walkway to our room. Convenience yes if your close to front. "

"Overall a very nice place to stay, good location only ding I have is the staff trying to talk you into joining their version of a time share, I paid to be on vacation not to be bothered with sales pitches"

"Classic beautiful hotel. Design features and finishes of the highest quality throughout. A very hip, cool well dressed crowd. Pool area out of towels for most of the day, other than that no real negatives. This is a five star hotel with top restaurants. "

"⭐☆☆☆☆ (1 Star) I had a very disappointing and frustrating experience at Kompose Hotel. The rooms were extremely bare and lacked even the most basic amenities. Aside from a bed and low-quality shampoo, there was nothing provided — no microwave, no chair, no table, and no space to comfortably eat food. For a 7-day stay, this level of minimalism is unacceptable and does not meet reasonable expectations for comfort or convenience. Additionally, the hotel charged us for just 2 hours of early check-in, despite the fact that we were staying for an entire week. This felt unnecessarily rigid and not customer-friendly, especially for longer stays. The breakfast experience was equally disappointing. Items were frequently out of stock, and there were consistently long lines, sometimes lasting around 30 minutes, just to access basic pre-made eggs. By the time we reached the waffle station, the batter was often already depleted. This poor planning and lack of replenishment occurred multiple times and made breakfast inconvenient and frustrating. Another concern was the on-site restaurant, K Bistro, which automatically adds a default 20% service fee — even for something as simple as a to-go sandwich. This felt excessive and not transparent, especially when there was minimal or no service involved. Overall, the hotel appears to prioritize a minimalist setup at the expense of guest comfort and service quality. Combined with poor breakfast management, unexpected charges, and additional ser"