Find hotels in Tarrytown, FL from $72

"The hotel is new very clean. Employees are very helpful and welcoming. Food is delicious. The only negative point was the lack of bottled water and coffee makers in the rooms"

"The staff while checking in and checking out were very friendly. The girl that checked us in was new, and was struggling a bit, but was so nice and apologetic for the long process. The first room we checked into was awful. It smelled bad, and had an overall dirty feel to it. It also wasn’t what we requested when we booked. The second room that they assigned was better, but still not what we requested. The “breakfast” that they advertise was definitely lacking. They had yogurt, instant grits in a packet, and some bagels. The juice machine was broken. The cleanliness of the hotel overall was not great. It is in need of an upgrade, and good deep cleaning. "

"Room 207 stank of Urine.We moved to room 106 which smelt better but had bugs in the shower Toilet room.The shower soap dispensor was empty. The breakfast was basically poor. No fruit,small frozen omelet and dry hamburgers. The bed was clean and comfortable."

"I love this place"

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"Everything was great. "

"Worn out Hotel Noisy and didn’t feel safe "

"Loved this hotel"

"Facility is a bit aged, the wear ‘n’ tear is evident in the worn & somewhat stained carpet and, occasionally, walls throughout. Amenities were perfect for our needs and the staff were always friendly & welcoming. A vending machine is available, but only for bottled drinks & only on the second floor. Coffees & hot water are always available, which was appreciated. The most disappointing aspect was with handicap access. We were promised an easy-entry to shower/tub however it was not. Sponge bathing should not be a necessity .. given today’s options. We asked for walk-in, which was not available but was told the tub side was low enough to accommodate.. it was not. Building access was adequate, but there are areas where covering from rain is not ideal. Our room was on the “sunrise” side, meaning that it faced I-75, less than a half-mile away. Yes, that meant noise from traffic. Occasionally there were idiots who thought it was necessary to show off their exhaust systems. Thankfully those were minimal, though bothersome. With I-75 in close proximity, there are many “dining” options, though most are fast food types. The “real” restaurants we considered weren’t highly regarded via online reviews. As far as a revisit, probably not, but maybe. Our trip was made to inter my retired USAF veteran father in the state’s military cemetery. As he was our family’s last veteran, returning trips would be for visiting our loved ones there. In case you’re wondering, the cemetery is close."