West Palm Beach Hotel Guide - CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches hotels in West Palm Beach, United States of America.

"Great. Stay"

"Location is perfectly placed towards everything."

"Great breakfast. Clean room and comfortable bed. "

"No laundry facilities, that I noticed. They don’t do breakfast as well. Maybe you should do something small like that with the restaurant they have next door."

"Breakfast was surprisingly good!"

"Very clean new hotel. Comfy beds, great breakfast and super helpful staff"

"Inside Wasn't clean was smell, needs more upgrade. "

"Loved the pool! Lots of construction! Lots of bugs LOL!!!!! Move the back porch light away from the door otherwise everything was really great"

"I am writing to formally document and share my experience during a 14-day stay at InTown Suites Extended Stay West Palm Beach, which was deeply unsatisfactory and warrants immediate attention from management. Due to an emergency situation, we had limited lodging options and were required to remain at this property for an extended period. Unfortunately, the conditions we experienced throughout our stay were unacceptable. At check-in, we were informed that because we had a service dog, we were required to stay in a specific room designated for guests with dogs. This practice raises serious concerns regarding compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Service animals are not classified as pets, and restricting guests to certain rooms on this basis is inappropriate and potentially discriminatory. Additionally, the room presented ongoing sanitation issues. We encountered well over a dozen roaches during our stay, despite maintaining a clean environment with no food debris. This indicates a larger pest control issue that was not properly addressed and made the room unsuitable for occupancy. Furthermore, the condition of the property does not align with the images and representations provided online. The advertising is misleading and does not accurately reflect the actual state of the accommodations.Given the length of our stay and the conditions we were required to endure, this experience fell significantly below any reasonable standard of hospitality."