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"Outside entrance. No visible signs with hotel name. Looks like an old rundown apartment building. Rooms all have dirty windows with failed glass. We had to be moved to a different room because we couldn’t see outside. The room cleanliness was subpar. The breakfast was awful. That all being said, the desk clerk girl was very nice and tried to help where she could. The only reason this hotel is in business is the location/view. It’s lovely!"

"Awesome stay as always for an overnight getaway to Pensacola. Our fave place to stay."

"Rooms seemed dirty with floor turning kids socks black. We unfortunately had a major incident with someone opening up our door at 3 in the morning due to a double booking issue we were told. So the overall experience was very stressful. "

"Pool was overcrowded, but to be expected-it was spring break. Everything was nice, except the carpet in our room was so dirty. I walked on the floor the first night in white socks, which turned black on the bottom. My granddaughters forgot to wear their shoes in the room and the bottom of their feet turned black. The wash cloths were disgustingly black after they washed their feet. Maybe the carpets should be removed and tile put down."

"Really friendly staff. This has everything we needed at a very reasonable price."

"Overall it was an adequate stay. Bar and restaurant staff were rude and slow."

"I was not allowed to check in until 4 PM and by then I had to call out of work because they were not prepared and I kept going and repeatedly asking, and they were not ready. And then for my room to have dirty hand fence all over the door jam. And nasty moldy, green and black scum in the shower, and the sliding glass door would not shut all the way if you wanted to walk it and had to stay slightly cracked and was held together with duct tape. The pool was closed. So in Florida you can’t even swim in the pool because it’s closed. Thanks a lot for ruining stay. "

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"Nice place to stay. Definitely staying here when visiting pensacola"