St. Petersburg - Clearwater Hotel Guide - Saint Pete Pier District hotels in St. Petersburg - Clearwater, United States of America.

"Old building, my room was small and had no refrigerator. The pool area and pool bar are nice. Good value."

"The front desk professional Jo was very helpful and friendly. I appreciate her making sure we were comfortable."

"The only concern was some people smoking marihuana in the pool area and people screaming in the middle of the night."

"As described, easy to check in and check out. Downtown district is so beautiful and clean. Room was clean and essentials provided. Staff were friendly."

"Great vibe, clean rooms and excellent staff. Check-in was a breeze!"

"It was an interesting place to stay. The 20 year old me would have been more than ok. Cheap and close to all the areas in St Pete that I needed to have access to. However the adult in me would most likely not stay here again. It's a cute space with lots of potential in a safe area of St Pete. Just not the best kept space. The front desk lady had No sense of humor, the check in process was odd to say the least. The pool was clean but youre not allowed to use it after dark. The room was pretty clean, there was no upper lighting and just a tiny lamp on the night stand between the beds. The blinds had no control so they could not be lowered or raised. The bed was not too comfortable overall. "

"Pricey for the"

"Went to this hotel after having a bad experience with a another hotel in town, this hotel was fantastic"

"We booked this hotel based on the photos online, but upon arrival the property was not maintained the way it was represented. There were also several sketchy individuals hanging around the location, which immediately made us uncomfortable. When we arrived, the front door was locked and we had to call the hotel for someone to come unlock it so we could enter. During check in, I asked the employee whether anyone else was staying at the hotel, and she responded that the place was vacant before saying she was “just joking.” After paying for an unexpected parking pass, we went to the rear parking lot and noticed there was not a single car there, which made the comment feel less like a joke and added to our concerns. When we reached the rear entrance, we noticed the door was being secured after hours with a chain and padlock, which further contributed to us feeling unsafe and unsettled. Due to the overall condition of the property and the safety concerns we experienced, we chose not to stay there and instead booked another hotel down the street."