This was a beautiful hotel right on the beach with a friendly staff. The view was wonderful…read morespecially from the 5th floor. The experience was. great. The hotel has two restaurants. One on the first floor. The food was great. The table service slow. The outdoor seating area was nice. It was nice to people watch. The second restaurant was by the pool. That was a good spot. It just had a nice fun atmosphere going. It was my favorite spot. The spa was nice. It had a nice jacuzzi, steam room, and sauna. It was a little cold. They do massages, facials and nails. They had different types of tea selections in the relaxation area and I was glad they did. The staff was great. The service was good.

Came here for the rooftop R&B event. The hotel itself is very nice front desk staff very friendly…read moreand accommodating. Valet would benefit from being informed on hotel pricing and events being hosted at the property. We received the run around due the lack of knowledge for this event which advertised 3 hrs free of valet parking for those attending the event. But, the kind and informed front desk staff sorted it all out. Overall the R&B event was mid, but the drinks, food and the view from the hotel were excellent.

Second time with Princess, and certainly not our last... 7 days on Regal Princess cruising to…read morePrincess Cay, San Juan, and St. Maarten. PCL continues to be the "Subaru of the Seas"... You get an elevated experience without the elevated cost(s) like Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Celebrity, Virgin, etc. What PCL lacks in on-board entertainment (i.e. water slides, roller coasters, games, and entertainment), they make up for in quality, customer service, and a luxury experience... If you're looking for a party cruise, PCL is not it. Albeit if you want peace/quiet, fine dining, and a laid back atmosphere, PCL is the way to go. Princess very much has a distinct clientele and it's geared toward the older audience... I jokingly call it the "AARP Club Cruise Line", but the guests are overall friendly, respectful, and professional (you have exactly a 99.99% chance of *not* being jumped at sea or dragged into a bar fight because the riff raff had one too many on the pool deck during a sea day). The ships have a very vintage look and are not huge, but "big enough" and offer high-end amenities. You can be as busy or as slow as you want to be and PCL has options for both. Overall for the price and quality, PCL is arguably our favorite cruise line... We've cruised extensively with Royal Caribbean, but Princess has made it very hard to go back.

We went on an 8-night Princess Regal Caribbean Cruise from April 3-11, and it is NOT something we…read morewould recommend or do again. Overall, it was understaffed, lacked basic amenities, including long lines for literally everything, and had cheap-feeling nickle-and-diming/upselling that made for a very poor and unrelaxing vacation. Read on to see bullet points breaking down our experience: Embarkation/Debarkation Absolutely no organization during embarkation. Long lines with no guidance. We heard group numbers being called, but we hadn't been handed a group number when we checked in. We finally ended up asking the person calling them...at which point, we finally got handed a group number to board. Debarkation was mildly better and more organized, with group numbers assigned and staff doing a better job of directing. Room Upgrade Bidding Process You can bid on a room upgrade on the app. The process involves using your credit card to make an offer on the room upgrade you want. The app will tell you whether your bid is "poor, good, strong, etc." You will NOT be told whether you won your bid until the day before the cruise leaves. This process felt cheap and greedy to us. We would never do it again. Room We had a balcony stateroom. Spacious enough for the two of us and clean. The staff was incredible, working around our schedule for both daily room service and turndown service. Drink Package We bought the Princess Plus Drink Package - 15-drink max a day; only two casual restaurant options (no fine dining). Long lines at bars plus limited bar openings meant we couldn't even come close to the full 15 drinks each day. Room service to deliver drinks WAS timely, but had super limited options. Our joke was "You can have the drink package...if you can get the drinks." Fitness Center HOT, with no noticeable a/c; absolutely brutal for cardio workouts. No water bottles offered or bottle-filling station; one single water fountain with hot water dispensed - really, Princess? You can't spring for a bottle-filling station. So frustrating, and workouts were miserable. Good range of equipment. Entertainment Lots of live music; some fun variety shows. Comedians were really funny. Pedro was by far the best host of the game shows and trivia events. Spa/Massage Staff was kind, but LORD, the upselling was ridiculous. Couples' massage that should have been relaxing was anything but, as it felt more like a sales pitch the entire time. Casino We enjoy gambling, but again, understaffing meant tables were on limited openings (e.g. craps, Blackjack). Servers was nowhere to be seen...we'd play for an hour or more before they took our drink orders. Pool/Lounge Areas Not nearly enough pool chairs; we rarely could find a spot to lay out. Interestingly, they had a ton tied off, but many people were stuck walking around and looking for a spot to sit, especially on sea-only days. Pool is great for kids. Service staff to take drink orders was pretty much nonexistent. Nickle-and-Diming Many of the dining locations required more money, including the steakhouse, fine dining, even the gelato. Super frustrating if you wanted a nice night out. Staff Overall Very courteous and professional. Understaffing led to long wait times. This cruise really soured cruises in general for us. We recommend a different line, like Holland (if you want to stay in the Carnival family), or Norwegian, Celebrity, or Virgin. Just do your research on what fits your vibe, but skip Princess if you can.

So this is my second time staying at this lovely motel. The first time I stayed two nights, and…read morethis time just one. I'm a huge fan of mid century modern anything and I love the old school vibe of this place. The owners are great! Communication is excellent and you can tell they take pride in the motel. It's close to the beach which is awesome and they provide chairs and towels for you to use. I asked for the same room on my second stay as I really liked it and they accommodated that. The bed is comfy, the room was super clean both times. I'll continue to come back when I'm in the area.

The front desk staff were welcoming & efficient. The elevator worked but the door almost shut me in…read moreon my way out. It hit my arm so do be careful if you aren't taking the stairs. There is a freezer, frig in the room but you'll need water & ice. The ice machine was out of order & the vending machine was sold out of water. The pool area was nice, plenty of seating. The room was clean & also had a microwave & coffee maker. The bathroom was nice, loved the shower & sink. We did have to ask for more toilet paper, we only had 1 roll originally. The bed & bedding was comfy, plenty of pillows. The air in the room worked well. There were many outlets to charge personal belongings. The location was nice, not too far from everything. For the price, I would definitely stay here again. Enjoyable time!

We really enjoyed the hotel. Great customer service. Super clean and well kept. Enjoyed both the…read morefood and patio. We will definitely be back. Super convenient location.

Our experience at Snooze Hotel was extremely disappointing from start to finish…read more When we arrived, the toilet contained yellow water, the couch had obvious cat urine stains and a strong odor that appeared to have been covered up with a blanket, the shower had no hot water, and neither the TV nor the Wi-Fi worked during our stay. The most frustrating part of our stay happened later that evening. We accidentally locked our room keys in our second room. While I fully acknowledge that this was our mistake, we did everything we possibly could to resolve it. Beginning around 8:30 p.m., we repeatedly called the hotel's emergency/after-hours number. We called approximately 25 times, left multiple voicemails, and never received a single callback. As a result, five people were forced to sleep in one king-size bed, and one member of our group was unable to access important medication that had been left in the locked room. An emergency phone line exists for situations exactly like this, and in our case, it completely failed. The following morning, when we went to the front desk, we were met with skepticism rather than concern. The owner did not believe we had called so many times and required us to provide screenshots of our call history before they would acknowledge what had happened. To make matters worse, we were told we would receive a full refund, but the owner repeatedly changed his position, making the situation even more frustrating and unprofessional. Everyone makes mistakes, and we accepted responsibility for accidentally locking our keys in the room. However, the hotel's complete lack of after-hours support, poor communication, unsanitary room conditions, broken amenities, and inconsistent handling of our complaint turned a simple mistake into an unnecessarily stressful experience. I cannot recommend staying here. Between the unsanitary conditions, nonfunctioning hot water, TV and Wi-Fi, nonexistent after-hours assistance, and the way the owner handled our concerns, this was one of the worst hotel experience we've ever had.

The line to get picked up from this station can go around the block! But it's got a decent location…read moreand we were at the beachside hotel within 25 min. We went back home from this station a few days later. It was easy to get in and through security. We headed to the premium lounge - there was one other person there. I tried to get some wine from the spigot and I could not figure it out. Luckily- the one person there had done it before. He showed me how to have to select the wine on the electronic part to turn on the spigot, and then you can pour. The Orlando station has wine but doesn't have that electronic control board. So that was confusing but I was happy for the assistance from a random person. Thank you random person! I tried two of their wines and made myself a little dinner plate. They had meatballs in marinara and a chicken Alfredo fettuccini dish in the hot part. The cold part had a charcuterie board with rolled up meats and sliced cheeses. They also had hummus with pita and garlic bread. There was an attendant that came through to check the stock and replenish things. They brought a brand new meat and cheese plate while we were there. They're not checking very closely though because there was a long piece of hair tangled around the utensil for the fettuccini. Pretty gross but also that's what you get when it's an unattended buffet. There was plenty of seating and each chair had a port to charge your devices. We were comfortable as we waited for our train to arrive. They have non alcoholic drinks as well as coffee and teas.

Excellent 10/10 No…read morenotes I've been to South Florida several times over the last 12 weeks.( I have adult children who each have wanted to vacation with me, but their schedules didn't align). Each visit, we've opted to take the Brightline from FtL into Miami. The train is economical, fast, efficient and clean. You can purchase tickets at the customer service desk or online. The station in FtL is small in comparison to the large expansive station downtown Miami. The Miami location has multiple eateries and plenty of seating. Trains operate on an every hour basis. I used the option to keep from driving into the city and paying for parking.

I've cruised before, and i can honestly say my recent trip on MSC worl america was the most…read moredisappointing cruise i've ever taken. If you are thinking of booking, do yourself a favor and look at another cruise line. First of all, the premium beverage package is a scam. Imagine my disappointment when my room steward told me the drinks from my mini bar were not included. Drinks over $16? You pay the difference, thats not premium, that's misleading advertising. I had a balcony, and it did not come with any ammedities like robes, slippers, toiletries...all the above were complimentary in other cruise lines. The buffet was another let down. Fatty, unhealthy food options with barely anything balanced. If you care at all about what you eat, you'll be frustrated. But the absolute dealbreaker for me was the customer service. At the specialty Japanese restaurant, our waiter told my group of 4 that plum wine was included with the meal. Two of us had the drink packages, two did not. We told the waiter this and he assured us it came with the meal. The two without the drink package were charged. When we raised the issue, the restaurant manager, Steven, was shockingly rude. Instead of listening, he dismissed us, insisted his staff wouldn't say that, and basically accused us of lying, over a $12 charge. He made us feel humiliated and disrespected. That interaction alone was enough for us to never sail MSC again. When a cruise line's management calls its guests liera rather than fix an obvious mistake, that tells you all u need to know. MSC hides behind fine print, skimps on food quality, and shows zero respect when issues come up. I will never give them another dollar, and as someone who has over 7 cruise under her belt, I'd strongly recommend anyone considering them to look elsewhere. There are plenty of cruise lines that actually value their customers.

MSC Musica Cruise, Embarkation on Oct 23, 2025 From Geno, Italy…read more Room Details Musica is an older ship. It is in fairly good shape, but don't expect too much. We were on deck 12 and near the front of the ship. We had a balcony room. As we walked down the long hall towards the rear of the ship, we would always pass a section that smelled like sewer gas. We were glad our room was not in that area. With our room being one level down from one of the main areas, we were woken almost every night between 4:00 and 5:00 am to the sound of chairs and tables being dragged across the floor. We learned later on that this was the daytime crew, preparing for service. Nonetheless, it was frustrating. The temp control worked well in our room. The space was utilized efficiently, so suitcases could be unpacked and stored away, with enough closet and drawer space for all of our belongings. Dining & Cuisine Keep in mind that I am very picky about the quality of food. The breakfast buffet has mainly the same selections each day. We had the "Plus" package so we could get fresh orange juice, coffee and bottled water. The juice and fresh coffee were good. During the lunch buffet, there was always some freshly carved meat. Beef was included one of those days and it was acceptable. When the selection was pork or turkey, it was dry. The pork or poultry in the buffet was almost always dry. I was hoping for good pizza, because the ship sails out of Italy, after all. Although they are making it from scratch, it was bland and didn't satisfy me, so day one was the only time I ate it. Most of the time, the cocktails that were made were pretty good. Each night, I ate in the formal dining room. The food there was better than the buffet food, but that was to be expected. It wasn't always up to my standards, but I have high standards. Entertainment & Activities I normally don't engage in most activities on cruise ships and sometimes seek out quiet areas of the ship to relax and have dialog with the people I am cruising with. On this ship, it was hard to find quiet areas. The musicians on the ship were quite talented. Demographics & Atmosphere Travelers on this ship were mainly older, but there were also some babies and toddlers and always seemed to be near me wherever I sat down, letting out ear piercing shrieks. When the buffets were full, and seating very limited, people got pretty rude. Actually, there was quite a bit of rude behavior in general, at the buffets. I am referring to the passengers and not the staff. Service & Staff This is where this cruise line shines. Almost every crew member I encountered was very helpful and polite. I even made a few new friends! I am adding a picture of four badges of crew members I want to give special recognition to, for making the cruise much more enjoyable. I hope the cruise line recognizes them for their outstanding customer service. Value for Money Considering the amount spent on this 11-day, 10-night cruise, I believe it was worth it. When you are not spending top dollar on a cruise ship, you really can't expect everything to be high-end. For this reason mainly, I rate this experience a 7 out of 10.

A good time, not a long time, but a good time. The hotel is…read morequite nice. Upscale but not snotty. Plush but not overwhelming. It's clean with recently updated rooms. I had an exceptional stay .

The hotel feels very outdated overall. The interior looks worn down, the furniture is heavily…read morescuffed, and everything seems like it's barely holding together. The yellow water coming from the faucet was especially concerning and looked very strange. After checking into our room, we waited 40 minutes for our luggage to be delivered. In the end, we had to go downstairs and get it ourselves. The pool is extremely small, overcrowded with children, and closes at 6 PM, which honestly makes no sense for a resort-style hotel -- I've never experienced that anywhere else. The valet parking is also extremely overpriced. Overall, this hotel is absolutely not worth the money they charge.