Immokalee Hotel Guide - Lake Trafford hotels in Immokalee, United States of America.

"We stay here most of the time when visiting our son who attends college nearby. Although the property is a little older, it’s always very clean and near plenty of restaurants and places to shop. And the breakfast and coffee are always appreciated! Highly recommend🙂"

"Es muy buena opción para niños. En general todo muy limpio."

"Everything was perfect except for the few hours they disconnected the power the day after we arrived and it was a bit uncomfortable with the heat. It took a FPL almost 5 hours to get there. Besides that, everything else was great!"

"Breakfast was great but wish they had waffles"

"All ok"

"Super clean ( and I can say that because I'm the one that clean the room before stay and when I cleaned all the floor and counters my wipes and swiffer they were clean) staff amazing and the pool super nice"

"All good at hotel, facilities inside and outside were very good. 14 miles north of Naples, but knew that before arrived. Would stay in future."

"Clean rooms"

"Our stay at Days Inn and Suites was a very pleasant one. First, our room was comfortable (if a bit sparse looking) and clean, so no problems at all there. The ladies who serviced our room were amazing—-competent, friendly, patient and completely trustworthy. I would be so happy if that were the case in all hotels! I was not terribly impressed with the kiosk check-in and checkout speaking via computer screen with George and John (couldn’t help wondering if there was a Paul and Ringo available as well) instead of checking in with on the spot hotel staff at the front desk. The Continental breakfast was somewhat underwhelming, with some really dreadful coffee, although I shouldn’t have been surprised…it’s hard to find really good coffee in most places in Florida unless you don’t mind paying high prices at the upscale coffee shops. However, if what you’re looking for is a clean, comfortable place to stay at a reasonable price, this might just be what you need. The kiosk check-in might not have been to my taste, but then, I’m old and resist change! I noticed the younger people breezed through it without a second thought."