Best Resorts in Lake Worth

"This place is not your typical motel stay. You are checked in via txt instructions. The innkeepers personally text you and communicate everything you need to get settled. The rooms are like renting a bedroom in a historic house. There are multiple sized rooms or even larger suites to choose from. The property is private, stunning and in a great location. No safety issues whatsoever with the free parking on the road. Breakfast was made if you requested it, otherwise there was coffee, juices and a lite selection for you to help yourself. We would absolutely stay here again. "

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"Welcoming staff, great location, yummy breakfast and ample parking."

"The staff at the front desk are wonderful and very helpful"

"It was very clean "

"Neither the front or back entrance of the property is wheelchair accessible. There is about a 6 inch threshold in the front doorway. It was a detail that I overlooked in the picture of the front of the property. Once inside it was wheelchair accessible aside from the bathrooms. If the owner provided a 3 foot removable ramp to be available for use that would solve the accessibility issue. I’m a power chair wheelchair user and after many late delayed flights arrived to the property very late. A friend in the area was able to three hour deliver a ramp from Amazon or I would not have been able to access the property. Otherwise the property was modern, clean, and conveniently located. Owner was responsive to messaging. I should’ve asked more questions. However, in the future to advertise as wheelchair accessible, I would recommend providing a ramp. Thank you."

"What I liked: The staff was very nice and accommodating, and made a point of being friendly. I have zero complaints about the staff. They were excellent. They also had great pillows. What I didn't like: Beware, the rooms they advertise online are NOT the rooms you get. The room looked nothing like what was pictured. Neither did the "continental breakfast" they offer. They also failed to mention that they only offer basic cable TV. The room was old, the walls were stained, and the squeaky spring bed was horrible. This was what you expect from a typical $75-$99 a night motel you crash at when you're on the road. Certainly not the $180-a-night price I paid. Don't bother; pay a few extra bucks and stay somewhere reputable that's worth the money."

"I didn't know there was a laundry service, I only stayed for one night. The parking lot seemed very accessible and safe, but I did not drive to the inn."

"Very clean, staff were awesome and the Breakfast was great"