Due to the funky smell in the rooms, I can’t give this more than two stars. It didn’t bother me as much as it did my husband who thought the place stunk of mold. We are not sure if it’s anything to do with hurricane Irma that came through here two years ago, but there is a strange smell in the rooms. The hotel is well situated one hour north of Key West. Maria at the front desk was very friendly, and greeted me as a platinum elite member,the other lady not so much. Our room was ok, no issues, a standard Holiday Inn Express room. Keurig coffee maker, safe, and fridge in the room.
Breakfast was not great, and there were insufficient places for people to sit, we learned afterwards we could’ve taken our food outside by the pool which would’ve been much nicer. There were yogurts, and fruit, cereal bar and danish, the eggs were awful in the form of some congealed mini omelettes. Literally inedible and we are about to check out and head to McDonald’s so my husband can eat! There is a nice big pool, no hot tub, and the pool overlooks a nice canal. Staff suggestion, - I know cleaning rooms and hotels is not the greatest job in the world, but it would be nice if they could stop shouting so much and keep their voices down and act a little more professionally.
