Hotel vicino a Fast Eddies Fun Center - Pensacola

“beds could of been more comfy but over all wasn’t bad. needed more pillows and blankets.”

“Good for what we needed”

“Staff was very friendly and helpful however the housekeeping could be more attentive to guests. Great place to stay”

“Hotel pulito... Profumato.. Colazione continentale consiste nel latte con i cereali e caffè e basta! Asciugamani in bagno sporchi... Proprietario molto antipatico e con poca voglia di fare!”

“The hotel was okay for the price problems with cleanliness were there the floor was always wet I don't know what they said evidently have some kind of a leak that they don't take care of and anyway but the staff was excellent and the television did not work at all”

“Struttura modesta e non troppo economica. Servizi interni approssimativi, televisore malfunzionante e wifi debole e intermittente. È raccomandabile perchè comunque Pensacola è molto cara, in particolare la zona della spiaggia. Qui siamo nell'entroterra, in una tipica periferia americana da cui si raggiunge il mare in meno di mezz'ora. ”

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“This was a very beautiful hotel,very clean,the room was clean,the staff was great,very nice and polite. The breakfast was great,so many choices. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.”

“Breakfast area is so spacious and clean”

“Wifi”

“Great breakfast with multiple options! Nice room”

“We stayed just one night, transitioning to our condo the next day but the time we checked in to check out, the experience was amazing!”

“Awful No towels No toilet paper And just so happen the card I used got a bunch of fraud hits on it after they used it.”

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“Una habitación muy bonita por un precio muy económico”

“Very clean, friendly, and great breakfast options!”

“There weren’t not enough bath towels for everyone. Found a roach in the bathroom”

“Muy buena la estadía”

“The property was disgusting, trash was overflowing, urine in the elevator, ice machines not working, the room smelled terrible like cat urine. The room fridge was hot. TV channels were almost non existent.”