This hotel casino has great potential but it appears they are a victim of the worker shortage…read more Certainly not worth the price if you have to pay. I enjoy casino play and get my rooms for free. I'm pleased with the gaming although it's unlikely you will make money with the slots. Playing games like Blackjack you have an enjoyable evening. Not much comp for BJ play. Dining options are extremely limited. The market deli is not open on Monday and Tuesday which only leaves with one choice that doesn't do take out. There is a way around there silly policy of no take out. I wanted some late night wings to take back to my comped room. The hostess told me no take out. I simply took a table for one, ordered wings ate one and asked for the rest to take home and they packed them up. People shouldn't need to play silly games to get food to take to your room. Room service is unavailable at this time. Employees are generally very polite and helpful. I really wish it would be a better experience for dining while you enjoy gaming. Today I actually needed to leave the development to get lunch as dining options were so poor.

This place closes up tight as a drum by 1 AM absolutely nowhere to have a snack or something to eat…read moreif you're hungry not even vending machines to get a snack from. Tried to order room service but no room service till 9 AM so you're SOL if your hungry

This is our second visit to Rivers Edge! Small old school motel right on the Caloosahatchee River…read morein LaBelle, Florida. Major remodel of all their accommodations made it very comfortable and attractive! We chose a room w a deck on the river side. Perfect for relaxing in the morning w a coffee. This particular unit also had a full kitchen. Pool heated. Owners bldg a tiki bar on the river. And The Launch restaurant on the property was really great! Joe and Rose manage the motel. Great couple to work with. Good communication. Rose brought us cleans towels daily and kept us well supplied w coffee!

This was a lovely, newly renovated motel right on the Caloosahatchee River just outside the town of…read moreLaBelle. (It has been renamed The Inn at LaBelle Yacht Club.) The room was nicely furnished and very clean. The bathroom was large with a larger than normal walk-in shower and a water closet. The sliding door led out to an ample sized patio overlooking the river and boat marina. The proprietor, Joe, and his wife were very friendly and accommodating. There is a restaurant onsite with a river-side bar, but we did not go there. However, it seemed like a very popular spot. There is also a nice-sized pool. We would definitely recommend this property. The reason for the 4-star review is the sporadic in room WiFi.

Pet friendly clean and bonus free breakfast. Has nice double room with couch and kitchenette…read more Property had pool and gym also nice family oriented. I would stay again.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Our ac unit was pumping heat even when we set it all…read morethe way down to 55 and the room was 86 degrees all night. They refused to comp our last night for us even though none of us got a good night sleep at all and spent majority of the night getting up and down trying to get the ac to work.

5 stars for hospitality, communication, friendliness and great tips on local places. They were…read morevery accommodating to is when wee arrived early and our room wasn't ready. Full fridge, enclosed pool and near our tour made n it the perfect spot.

There aren't many options in town, and this came up through Air BnB so it was worth a try. Check…read morein was very easy and the front desk person was pleasant. We were a half hour early, but she let us check in anyway. This is a very old building, with lots of wear and tear. There is a separate entrance for guests, as the lobby closes at 9. Our room was large and clean. The bed was comfortable and the towels were somewhat fluffy. The furniture is old and outdated, and the curtain didn't cover the whole window. There was a small TV, and a small refrigerator. The shower head needs way more pressure, but at least there was hot water. The walls are paper thin, so we could hear every cough and sneeze, and everything else. We sat at the pool for awhile, but there were so many ants crawling around that we had to leave.

Fantastic hotel to stay at! The rooms were super comfortable. Loved the size of the room and the…read morebathroom. The beds were super supportive and the pillows were nice and pluffy. The best part of the hotel might be the breakfast. Home2 Suites probably has some of the most elevated complementary hotel breakfast at the budget friendly level that I've come across. Loved the create your own breakfast sandwiches, the delicious yogurt parfaits, and the warm biscuits. Overall, an excellent place to stay at :)

They really take great care of both you and your pets. The breakfast was delicious with lots of…read morevariety, and everything was spotless, cozy, and welcoming. The staff were incredibly friendly, and you can tell they've thought of every little detail. Highly recommend!

We have stayed here before and returned based on our past experience, which once again proved to be…read morethe right decision. The location is very convenient, right next to the interstate with plenty of nearby grocery stores and restaurants. Check-in was quick and easy, and we especially appreciated the receptionist placing us on the first floor as far from the lobby as possible after informing us the hotel was hosting baseball and lacrosse teams that weekend. That extra thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated. Our stay was excellent, just as it has been in the past. There was plenty of parking, we never heard any disruptive noise, and all of the hotel amenities worked perfectly throughout our visit. We will absolutely stay here again the next time we return. Highly recommend.

Used Bonvoy points for a six night stay. Convenient location w plenty of restaurants and grocery…read morestores (Publix, Walmart and Seed to Table), and near 95. Checkin quick, parking good if you arrive at regular hours. We had a 2 queen bed setup for adult daughter, wife and I. Suite was well equipped, though bare minimum of cutlery, glasses and dishes, which meant washing dishes/glasses between meals if needed. Just bare minimum in kitchen - very small garbage can if you had take out containers, etc. Nice fridge, stovetop and microwave oven. Tiny dishwasher and just two pods of soap for a week stay. Rest of room was nice. Flat panel TV installed on the wall - but not at wall at the end of the beds, but on the side - I guess only open space. Beds were nice, asked for extra pillows. Had a nice view of a really busy car wash outside, table for dining an 4 chairs, cushioned chair. Bathroom was standard - but the closet door was broken and would not stay closed, banging into the bathroom door during the evening. Closet was really only open space for clothing, suitcases, shoes, etc, other than the bedstand drawers. Used the pool twice and sat at the tables around the pool. Nice when the sun was out, but lots of traffic could be heard. Breakfast was the highlight - not so much the food, but the smiling attentive staff who kept the food replenished, kept the tables cleaned and coffee pots refilled. Pretty much standard breakfast - eggs, either bacon or sausage, oatmeal, bread/bagels, cereal, yogurt and juices. Front desk staff were helpful with suggestions on best beaches and why. They gave us beach chairs to use - which was helpful given that we flew into Ft Myers and had no chairs or umbrellas. Great place to stay - easy in/out, near the highway, close to stores and some restaurants. Would stay here again.

It is a beautiful resort and it h many nice restaurants and shops! Fun to uber to other local…read morerestaurants too on the water ! It looks like paradise!

What a disappointment. We staid here due to the over hype…read moreof people announcing the resort as "amazing" online. The restaurants did not deliver, the day we arrived we visited Quinn's. We were sat on a high top table after we said we had 3 small kids. I asked if the high chair was as high as the table and we were told yes. To my surprise when the high chair came it was the height of a regular chair to which my toddler kept sliding off. We ordered the kids food first so it would come out "quicker". The food took about 45 mins to an hour to come. When I mentioned I had a shellfish allergy I was told I could not eat their French fries, I could not have anything that was fried since it was all with the same oil. I ordered the burger on their menu which after waiting for my food I was told I could also not have that. I ended up eating a regular cheese burger. We said we wouldn't return, but at dinner time there are apparently 5 restaurants at the resort. Some don't allow children, another requires a dress code, so in reality you have 3 restaurants to choose from. We returned to Quinn's for dinner, where we waited an hour for our food after ordering. We were told the kitchen was backed up, but the restaurant was not full and mind you there are 5 other restaurants on property. When our food arrived, the ceviche that was ordered was completely dry. To be honest the food was below average. I'd recommend anyone staying here to eat OUTSIDE the hotel. We also tried the other restaurant the Polynesian one. The food was average, it also took a very long time. On the third evening we dinned outside of the hotel and the service was much better. The services from the waiters was fine however the kitchen needs to improve. The breakfast restaurant with the buffet is designed so you pay the high price of $44 for a buffet. We ordered something from the regular menu because some people weren't going to eat enough to make the $44 worth it. The food took so long, it's almost as if they do it on purpose so you're more likely to choose the buffet, pay extra to get your food immediately. Mind you, some of the things ordered were waffles, which were available on the buffet side immediately made. For the $600-$1000 that this hotel costs a night. I do not find the service and attention worth it. The rooms need upgrades, staff takes a long time to answer the phone, however when you call from and outside line, they answer immediately. You're better off staying at the Hilton, and paying less.

Me and my family stayed here for the Gulf Coast Showcase at the Hertz Arena Thanksgiving Weekend…read more When you walk in the door the first thing that hits you is the fresh clean smell! The lobby is nicely decorated with secluded seating areas, work spaces, conversational areas and a lovely 3 sided fireplace. The rooms are well appointed and clean as a whistle. I have to extend a special shout out to the front desk employee, Anna. Every time my family saw her, she was super sweet, very nice and accommodating to my family and I'm sure to everyone who crosses her path. The gym, pool, outdoor fire pit and breakfast amenities are on point, well kept, immaculate at all times. The staff that flips and supplies the rooms were professional and on time. The breakfast area is immaculate and the morning staff keep it clean and freshly supplied. This hotel is a great stay with SOOOO many stores and restaurants in the same parking lot!! I walked for an hour each morning and still didn't walk the entire retail area in the Gulf Coast Town Center. It was an enjoyable stay. The hotel shares a parking lot directly across from each other with a Marriott Courtyard and you can use the amenities at either. That was pretty cool. We were comfortable at this hotel. Every single staff member we encountered was friendly and treated us well. Shout out for the great customer service focus as well as to the attention to detail in maintaining a level of excellence in all areas.

I have been going here for the past three years whether it's to visit family , a golf weekend or to…read moresee family at FGCU. Each time it just gets better. The place is super clean and the staff is very friendly. Complimentary breakfast as well. Nice pool with fire pit. Location near the freeway and many shops and restaurants. No bar would be my one and only gripe. There is one very special friendly accommodating front desk worker named Anna. Wow, she is a gem. Such a nice person. And.... They are dog friendly!!!

Absolute worst, terrible staff, terrible training. Turbo attitude. AirPods in their ears. Dirty…read moreclothes. Couldn't care less. Hampton Inn would do well to do some training.

We stayed here for three days and I WANTED to give it a great review but it was not without its…read moreissues. The front desk staff is excellent and so friendly. We interacted with Jalyn in person, and Stefan via text at the front desk. Both were very personable and professional. We brought our two cats with us on the trip, and there is a $75 pet fee which was a lot lower than other hotels we looked at. They also allowed two pets per room, when other properties only allowed one. That was our main reason for picking this hotel. The beds were super comfy (we were in a King Size room), the lobby was well maintained with fruit infused water and great coffee (with little flavored creamer pods, which I appreciated). After the great check-in process with Jalyn, we headed to our room to get our cats settled. In the first room we were in (201), we noticed a weird sticky liquid leaking onto the carpet from the air conditioning unit. Since we didn't know what it was (condensation or Freon or what). we didn't want to chance it with our cats in the room (possibly licking it) if it was a chemical. We called down to the front desk to voice our concerns, and they were very apologetic and completely understood our concerns. They moved us to another room (222), with the same layout and bed size and everything. This new room did not have the leaking air unit but it did have its own issues. The box spring was torn under the bed so our cats were getting into it (and again, we weren't sure of the safety of that, if there are nails or splinters inside there). After they kept getting in there no matter what we did to block it, we stopped by the front desk to ask for a stapler to reattach the boxspring fabric ourselves. They did house a lot of displaced folks during a recent hurricane (which is awesome of them), along with their pets so maybe another mischievous little guy did that boxspring damage. The other issue we had was that the toilet would clog very easily with the smallest amount of toilet paper. We got a plunger from the front desk to try to fix that problem, but it seemed like it was definitely a plumbing issue that should be looked at. And on the last night, while trying to get some sleep for a super early flight the next day, I saw my two cats both freaking out and chasing something. It was a large bug coming out of the bathroom that then scurried into the front closet. It was either a roach or a palmetto bug, but whatever it was, it was not a nice sight to see and I did not get a wink of sleep after that. At 4am, I tried to make the coffee in the room's little kitchen area, but the coffee maker was the kind that took coffee pods and the little basket of coffee items only had packets of coffee grounds, not pods. Another letdown, for this tired girl. Overall, the hotel's main areas are pretty nice, the staff members we interacted with were amazing, but the rooms (the most important part) left a few things to be desired, unfortunately.