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"Muy buenas instalaciones, solo la comida no muy buena"

"Place was fine. Charming vintage style. Some bugs."

"Great location! "

"This place is disgusting "

"Very accommodating "

"Staff so wonderful with us being deaf, be able to communicate by writing, got us in handicapped room with flashing fire alarm ready for us. The air conditioner not working properly. Lots of condescended water on floor; slippery floor. The microwave door locked, couldn't use unless unplug and back on. The bathroom shower stall doesn't have drape, and all out of toilet papers."

"It’s a nice relatively new hotel. It does seem clean. However, my wife’s feet turned black walking across the floor. The staff is extremely rude and every time you ask them for something it’s a big bother. We asked about a coffee pot they told us they’d sell us one, we asked about plates or somewhere. They said they could sell us some. Why would I buy utensils and appliances for a two day stay. I just don’t think I’ll ever stay here again. "

"not worth the high price. old hotel with a face lify and lots of make up. pool not inviting, cant even swim.. breakfast not included costs minimum $100 for couple... new managemnet cancelled buffet"

"We had the pleasure to experience different rooms at Sabal Palm House B&B. The house itself is a charming historic gem that truly takes you back in time, from the first steps you take into the main entrance to your impressionistic-themed room. It’s generously endowed with framed Renoirs as French cafe music plays in the background. Our first days were at the Michelangelo; I was drawn to the photos of the white muslin canopy and candlelit jacuzzi. The decor was more subdued and the room and bathroom fixtures could use some updating but it was still quite nice. Each room thereafter became a greater surprise and felt like we were opening a new gift box each day. The Chagall Room had a mahogany four poster bed and a door that opened up to a most beautiful and sunny porch. The Rockwell Room: we were entertained by the Rockwell prints. What a staple of American art! The artist really enraptures the spirit and everyday lives of American families and their neighbors. We need to strive to regain that unassuming kindness. The Rockwell bed was comfortable and we love the corridor that led to the bathroom. Finally we finished our stay at the Dali. You feel right at home with the larger space equipped with a Smart TV. We ensconced ourselves into the king bed which was the perfect way to prep for our morning departure the next day. The shower space was impressive! Each day, the homemade breakfasts/cookies were yummy. Shoutout to Sam, a spiffy, attentive and valuable asset to Sabal. "