Floridas Hotel

The service was awful, and there was no organization. I booked, but they put us in a very bad room.

To be honest, they need to improve the room cleaning and the sheets, which were dirty. Luckily, I always bring my own sheets, blanket, and pillows whenever I travel. Breakfast needs improvement too.

You can’t expect too much from a cheap hotel, but basic cleanliness and organization should still be there. The reception staff didn’t know anything about what the hotel had available. In a double or triple room, you might be cold: they provide just one single blanket, and reception said none were available. The place needs pest control, since we found cockroaches in the room and bathroom. Some beds had a thin mattress pad instead of a proper mattress, basically like sleeping on the floor. The outside area was quite nice, but needs repairs. There were plenty of chairs downstairs and upstairs, though even with the rustic style, some work is needed. A few chairs wobbled and looked like they might fall apart. Breakfast included coffee, milk, two kinds of juice, cornmeal cake, cookies, French rolls and sliced bread, processed ham and cheese served together and cut up, watermelon, and papaya. But the bread was starting to go hard, the watermelon was past its best, and I had doubts about the ham and cheese. I took a chance and ate them. It cost 60.00 per person, the same price as nearby competitors, though they were all full. There was free Wi-Fi, though I didn’t test it because I used my own data plan. The enclosed parking area had two entrances, but only fits small cars.

I was charged 70, though 50 would have been fairer. People stay here for the price. The bed was good, and there was a mini fridge, but the rest of room 115 was rough: a 14-inch tube TV, a fan that stopped when it got hot, a shower stall door that was falling off, and an old shower head that sprayed water in every direction with almost none going down. The towel was awful, like one of those 12-real towels, and seemed to have had about five years of use. If you stay, ask to see the room first. I noticed some rooms had 32-inch flat TVs, though I don’t know what the rest of those rooms were like. Breakfast was pretty poor too. I hope the owner invests more so the place is worth 70.