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"Beautifuk facility."

"Everything was above average and excellent! "

"This place is rough. Got a room and ended up checking out within a few hours and eating the money. Rooms are heavily outdated and don’t feel clean. Whole property needs some help. It was a rainy day and we ended up with a pool in the room through the closed sliding door. I would not recommend staying here. "

"The hotel was very clean. Some of the staff were extra helpful and some were not. The room wasn’t ready on time and when I finally was able to get in, the tv didn’t work. "

"No ocean or beach view. The mini fridge was actually a wine fridge. The room was very clean, cute and comfortable. All my interactions were via text, even checking in, which to me was great! I would absolutely stay there again. There was a very short walk to the beach. "

"Great value"

"No issues at all, the room was clean and the air conditioning was great. Staff was amazing! "

"So and so "

"Never again. They have a parking fee in little ole Palmetto, FL. This is a town that doesn’t even charge for street parking! The resort fee is a joke. I’ve seen management reply and try to defend this resort fee to other reviewers, I don’t buy it. The hotel is not on the ocean and not on the River. They claim to supply fishing poles. For the cost of the rooms, this should never have been added. I will never be back and will let everyone we know about these extra fees. Shame on the owners of this hotel. When I checked to see if all Marriott’s charged resort fees, I got this response from Google. No, not all Marriott hotels charge a resort fee. Only a minority of the over 8,300 properties—fewer than 300—levy these fees, which are often called "destination" or "amenity" fees. Mandatory resort fees, ranging from daily, are generally found at leisure-focused resorts, not standard business hotels."