Tampa hotel guide. Hilton Hotels hotel in Tampa, Florida

"Clean facility with an unbelievable price! Property has plenty of security lighting! The property was completely lit up. No dark areas. Remy was the best! He checked us in and was so nice & courteous! The room was very clean! Great location. There was a WaWa right beside the hotel. We were less than a mile away from the Hard Rock Casino. They do have a nice snack bar with plenty of choices but no breakfast is included. We were 15 minutes from the Port of Tampa and our Carnival cruise ship. We felt very safe! I am definitely going to stay here when I cruise from Tampa! "

"Second time staying there — so convenient to USF. Clean, comfortable, nice suites."

"Great room, great price! "

"Hotel was clean, rooms had nice amenities, and wasn't crowded "

"Pool was beautiful and property was kept up well. Nice and new and clean"

"Would recommend. Stayed one night for a nearby event. Was within walking distance of surrounding attractions. Staff was super friendly and helpful."

"Yes everything was on point I everything I order is always on point definitely make the best smoothies in the world"

"This place SUCKS. They definitely went for form over function. It’s literally the worst designed hotel I’ve ever stayed in, and I travel regularly for work. I don’t know if it’s just this location, or if every location was designed by morons, but let me run down my experience. First off, I was in room 426. That room shares a wall with the right elevator bank. I could hear every time someone used the elevator and sometimes it sounded like they were in my room. The desk lamp sits right in front of the TV blocking about 5 inches of it. There’s a built-in wall unit that butts up to the left hand side and the tv is off center from the bed, so if you’re on the right hand side of the bed it completely cuts off your view. They use platform beds and the platform is THE SAME COLOR AS THE FLOOR. Destroyed my shins. The rolling table meant for eating or working only has a place to sit to use it on the far right side of the room. From there that built-in fully blocks the TV. In the room, you’re given a SINGLE regular coffee pod, 1 decaf, and for some reason 2 powdered tea pods. If you need more coffee and you go to the lobby it’s $4 a cup. I went to check out only to find out I’ve been double charged for the room. The lady with all the rock necklaces was not very bright. She couldn’t grasp the concept that I had paid for the room before I even checked in, so now I have to go fight that when I get back from my trip. Only saving grace was the guy that checked me in was really quite amazing."

"The hotel was overpriced"