Southeastern United States Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Southeastern United States, United States of America

"Pros: Staff and management were incredible. Very kind, helpful, accommodating! The location was great for beach lovers. The restaurant waitress was beyond busy but she always had a smile. Cons: Poor Value for the costs!!! We arrived early and were told the room was ready (yeah) but then was told it would cost $75 extra! While the facility was recently renovated, the rooms have a VERY strong odor of sewage or mildew. We were moved to a room next to a small pool with deck but the pool was closed each day and we even had to leave the loungers because the staff was training in the pool. The window faced the street and since it’s located close to a fire station, we heard loud sirens all night-as well as cars honking, motorcycles, loud music from the street. If you’re a light sleeper-request a room away from the front. The cost for valet was $60 per night so be prepared! If you’re attending Tortuga, beware! It only makes sense to stay here if you have VIP. The main entrance is about a mile away and you have to walk or pay for a golf cart. The food and drinks were OUTRAGEOUSLY priced. $22 for a coffee and muffin; $70 for two basic bar drinks. You’re better off going a few blocks down to Shorely. The staff get an A +, the value for the cost gets an F although it was Tortuga weekend so I’m sure they just want to make $$. I get it but still feel totally ripped off for what we got. "

"I booked a vacation for myself and my girlfriend and purposely chose a room with a balcony and an ocean view. I wish that I could have seen a picture of the outside of the Hotel before booking. it would have shown that the building itself is a large 'L' shape and the middle of the 'L' is basically a very unappealing commercial rubberized roof 'wasteland' over a bunch of generators and vents etc. - it is QUITE unpleasant to look at, but it is the immediate view in front of every balcony on the inside of the 'L'. There are only 6 or 7 rooms in the entire hotel that have a true ocean view and those are the rooms at the very tip of the 'L' <--. The next few Hotels along the beach all have true ocean facing balconies and would have been a much better choice. Otherwise, the staff was extremely pleasant, and the room was cleaned well every day. The beach lounger rentals are ridiculously expensive ($90 for 2 loungers with an umbrella and close to $200 if you want one of those canopies). We usually like to spend a lot of time in the evenings relaxing on the balcony, watching the sunset etc., but the 'L' shape leaves you with a view of the other balconies and the horrendous rubberized roof and rusted compressor units. For that reason alone, I would choose one of the neighboring Hotels next time."

"Beautiful room with a lot of space!! The amenities were awesome! Enjoyed using the pools!"

"Everything was good "

"Stayed in the Tresor Tower. Long lines & waits for the elevators. "

"Ashley from baggage claim area. She works night shifts. She was amazing. We got in early like 4 am sat morning., and she helped us figure out what we needed to do. We had our luggage lost and she was fso helpful to let me know they would accept it and put it away for us when wif we were not around when it come over. Also she helpped us realize walmart was close. I could have googled stuff but she was very helpful with check in and everything. She really went above and beyond ♡"

"We didn’t stay and I didn’t book this. I’ve tried getting a refund and no one will call us back!"

"the buffet food for the price was terrible the room was ok until the toilet ran over one of the staff persons was not nice very terrible"

"Beautiful beach front resort, great for families "