Bradenton Hotel Guide - De Soto National Memorial hotels in Bradenton, United States of America.

"The hotel was very clean. The breakfast was excellent. The location of the hotel is very close to beaches and the hotel has great views to the marina."

"Was impressed that the owners thought of everything one would need in a vacation rental. Unit was clean, pool was excellent, laundry facilities great, location was centrally located and overall excellent experience! "

"The property was beautiful and maintained well. When entering home, everything was as described and viewed in photos. The pool and hot tub were wonderful, definitely great to have private access and the privacy fence. The host was very communicative about property upkeep and providing items needed for game/cabana room. Would definitely recommend this place to others."

"very nicely laid out house. Wonderful pool area. Highly recommend."

"Was supposed to depart at 6. I showed up at 5:15 and waited until 6 before i started calling their phone number. Had to call 15 times before i got an answer and they said they didnt know i booked it. Said they would have a captain out in 40 minutes. Called me back 20 minutes later to tell me they didnt have a captain. This was 2 weeks ago and i still haven't received a refund. There's either super unprofessional or scam artists."

"Very well maintained. Had a great time."

"This place is perfect! Seemless check in and stay. Everything you need is provided and lots of extras."

"We LOVED our stay at the house! The decor is incredible, and the house is wonderful! We had everything we needed and wanted. The house was clean upon arrival and check out was a breeze! The host was very prompt in responding questions. We would absolutely recommend this house to friends or family!! Thank you for a great week!! "

"Booked a two night, weekend stay. the “property” is an abandoned vessel moored about 200 yards off shore accessible by watercraft only. No running water. ‘Water provided’ for personal hygiene and sanitary uses consisted of six sixteen ounce bottles and one 1 gallon jug half full. The onboard toilet was inoperable and ‘maintenance’ never arrived to remedy the situation. Spent the first night with the smell of human waste in the air. Transportation to and from the abandoned vessel is offered via a ‘water taxi service’. After paying for ‘unlimited’ transport for two people ($25 per person) we were taken back to shore by Captains Sammie, to spend the day visiting the surrounding area. Upon our return in the evening, we called Sammie for a return trip around 6 pm and were told she was on her way. An hour and a half later, after multiple text messages and unanswered voicemails we realized that we had been screwed. Thanks to a couple that we met on the dock while waiting for the return trip, we were able to get back to the boat and retrieve our personal belongings. We didn’t stay the second night of our booking. "