WoodSpring Suites Port St. Lucie

The room was clean, and the location is great, but the noise was insane and the amenities were lacking, including no ice machine. It’s also very dog-friendly. I don’t think I’ll stay here again, though I can’t praise the staff enough. Everyone, from housekeeping to the front desk, was super nice and friendly. They get a 10 in my book.

We had to find somewhere to stay for about a month after selling our home, and the stay was so good it has us thinking about getting a Tiny Home. It was peaceful, very clean, and had a full-size fridge, two stove-top burners, and a microwave. We also made good use of the laundry room, and our dog loved it and even made a couple of friends, lol. Great staff too. Shout-out to Micheal, thank you for everything!

The location was really convenient, close to all sorts of restaurants and handy for getting to I-95. I stayed here for work from November of 2025 until late February of 2026, and would definitely come back if I needed to be in the area. The rooms were clean and well maintained, and the front desk staff were wonderful.

For three adults, the hotel supplied just two towels total, even though it knew how many people were booked. When we asked for one more, the response made it seem as if we were requesting a luxury upgrade. On the third night, we asked to exchange towels and were told fresh ones would cost extra because towels are only changed every 14 days. Expecting guests to reuse the same towel for two weeks feels unsanitary, unreasonable, and frankly disgusting. The extended-stay nature of this hotel wasn’t disclosed when we booked, even though the service level is drastically different. The policy seems to assume one person per bed and one towel per person for half a month. This was by far my worst hotel experience, not because it was budget, but because of the lack of transparency, nickel-and-diming, and disregard for basic cleanliness. My rating was generous. Lesson learned: you get what you pay for, and I’ll never stay at a Choice Hotel again. If hygiene, transparency, or basic hospitality matter to you, stay somewhere else.