New Smyrna Beach Hotel Guide - St. Peter the Fisherman Episcopal Church hotels in New Smyrna Beach, United States of America.

"Room was great Bathroom had a damaged shelf"

"Great remodeled unit in popular sea woods. Close to restaurants and beach. Three swimming pools in the complex. Ideal for walking and biking. The owners are extremely helpful and pro-active. Everyone there was very friendly. Located in a wonderful beach town."

"Our place was spectacular! It was clean and very current in fixtures and finishes. We were there a week and the kitchen was great, the master was very nice. Linens were clean. We loved it. The owners are renovating the property and if the rest of the property is brought to the level of the unit we stayed in, it will be a spectacular place! We’re already looking for next year!"

"Everything was clean, it was a great location!"

"Clean and spacious. Very convenient location. "

"Our stay at the Zen Retreat was exceptional. The property was well maintained and clean. The decor is very calming as well as the direct ocean views from the living space and the master bedroom. Attention to detail in this unit is unmatched. There is a fully stocked coffee bar and a variety of beach necessities. This townhome is conveniently located to local shopping and eateries. Our host, Carmen, was quick to respond to all questions. She was very responsive and friendly and provided all necessary information for check in. The whole process was extremely stress free and she was the perfect host. I highly recommend Carmen and The Zen Retreat. It was the most relaxing vacation. Slept so good. Watched the most beautiful sunrises and actually caught a rocket launch while there. I will be a repeat visitor. 10/10 "

"House was perfect. We had a wonderful stay."

"Wonderful time and very pleased with unit."

"This was by far the best beach I've been to! The condo was just as the pictures show. Great restaurants. The condo residents are super friendly. The only negative thing I have to say is there was no clear indication of which building the condo was in. Luckily a resident was happy to help me figure it out."