What a treat, I have never stayed in a hotel like this. The owner was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about the building. We loved the antiques and the whole vibe. If u r scared of ghosts u might pick another place, just sayin. The owner provides yummy snacks including wine, beer and other drinks included in ur stay as well as breakfast in the morning with a nice selection to choose from. The whole town is like something out of the past. I would absolutely stay here again!

If you like antiques, you will love this place. We stayed for a night a few weeks ago on our way to…read morethe coast. Not sure what to expect, we were greeted by the front desk person who happens to be the owner! He showed us the available rooms and let us choose which suited us best. It was super fun to see the different themes of each room, from art deco to different antique themes. Rooms have different sized beds and locations which open to the interior of the inn towards the kitchen and sitting area. It was great to talk with the owner and hear how he acquired the different pieces of furniture throughout the building. Glad that we took a chance and stayed at this family owned gem.

I'm giving this four stars because compared to anything close by it's a four. The room was clean…read moreand the bed was comfortable. The mini fridge and microwave worked. The hotel could use an update. The carpet in the hallways is stained and it's not inexpensive. However, the staff was nice and the breakfast had hot food. The pool was also very clean. There was a small gym that was about the same as every decent hotel I've stayed at.

This would be a 3-star in many places, but is a 4-star in Arcadia because you don't have any other…read morechain hotel options. The hotel is fine. It is older, and in need of some updates. Everything seemed reasonably clean except for my shower, which had some ugly hard water/iron stains on the tub and shower curtain. The breakfast was not great. Even the cinnamon rolls were not good. Maybe day old? All that being said, the staff was very friendly. The rooms were large and quiet. The bed, in particular, was very comfortable. I would stay here again if I needed to be in Arcadia. A bit of updating to this hotel would do wonders for it.

The rooms are all new the owner told me they were completely renovated and it's under new…read moreownership. It appears to be the cleanest place around. I actually spent a few nights at another motel in the area and checked out sooner because it wasn't​ clean. I'm glad I found this one at the last minute.

Not worth the price. The best thing about this place is that it was pretty close to two good…read morerestaurants. We didn't sleep well. The AC blew directly on me each time it ran. Admittedly, it was rainy, but the room felt humid inside, even with the AC running. There's no blanket, and I hate using the bedspread as a cover. The room does look renovated, but the chairs have small stains and the tv could be bigger. A remote with closed captioning and a sleep timer would have been great, but alas. It's not what you're given at check-in. Yes, you are given the remote at check-in. So I am immediately not trusted.

The WiFi doesn't work, and the shower was full of gross mildew. But the worst part of this place,…read moreby far, was when we tried to go to bed, and there was hair on the pillows and between the sheets of the beds! It was nauseating. We had to get sleeping bags from the car and lay them out on top of the beds before we could bring ourselves to sleep on them. Nasty! Seriously, how hard is it to wash the sheets between guests? Wish we'd paid a few bucks more and stayed somewhere else instead!

Clean room, big bed, mattress not quite flat, microwave, fridge: $45,-…read more You Get what you pay for I guess. Considering there's no alternative for miles around, it's nice that it's there.

Nasty, nasty, nasty. We paid $104 for the night since we…read morehave two dogs. That's not unusual. What is unusual is paying that much for a dirty, dingy room with cockroaches. Check in is at 2:0m, we arrived at 2:45 to a room that was not ready for us. This $104 room had no clock/radio, no phone, no coffee pot, no hangers and shampoo in a packet smaller than a ketchup packet. When we asked at the desk about what we thought we're missing items we were told they don't supply them because they get stolen. The walls and adjoining door to the next room were so thin we though the people in the next room were actually in ours. The noise level got so bad we left at 1:30am.

So we've been down here 4 times in the last 2 years. This is the first time the hotel was…read moreavailable. The price was the cheapest for the area so we chose to stay. We love Hamptons so the choice was easy. The area had restaurants and shopping. Easy to get where we were going. But far enough where us was quiet. Hotel employees were great and always helpful. Hotel was very clean. Because it was cold had a hit chocolate bar. That was a nice touch. Only disappointment was we were not noticed as a Hilton Honors member but not that important. Looks like we found our place when visiting.

Most clean, safe and happy place to stay. Ashley, Stefani & Mo. thanks for taking great care of…read moreus. We truly enjoyed our stay and it's so extremely clean and so nice. Clara is an amazing chef & hostess for breakfast. She made us feel so welcome and at home. Thank you to all the staff. It's amazing.

I would give 4.5 stars if I could. My fiancé and I stayed here for 2 nights while visiting some…read morefriends. It was a quiet, clean hotel, and the staff were very friendly. We enjoyed breakfast both mornings as well. The hotel does feel slightly outdated, but it was clean and comfortable. I have no complaints about our stay. The only thing worth noting is thatthe shower experience was rough for me. It was a nice shower, but the water pressure was very aggressive (which is uncommon for hotels, so points to them). That wouldn't be an issue, except that the angle the shower head was at (and you couldn't adjust it) made the water bounce off my shoulders and into my face constantly. The shower was quite small as well, so there was no room to move out of the way. The entire time I was showering, I was sneezing, my eyes were burning, and I was getting water up my nose-- and, because the shower was fully sealed, I kind of felt like I was drowning. My fiancé didn't have any issue; I'm assuming it was a height thing (he's about 6" taller than me). Either way, not a dealbreaker and not the fault of the hotel by any means, but if you are under 5' 4", just be advised.

My family and I have been staying at this location "Spring Hill Suites Punta Gorda"for many years …read more We absolutely love the location! Sheryl at the bar is family now. We need "T"shirts made with " We Love Sheryl logos" ! The entire front office staff are like if you're staying at a 5 star diamond resort and housekeeping manager is so amazing always accommodating. Always recognize us and our pets with open arms . We are Titanium members Gold for Life . Highly recommend this hotel . Always on point and never lets us down . " Love my Marriott Punta Gorda Family " can't wait to come back over and over again. I have traveled the world ...with Marriott . But this property supersedes its brand value . One of my top 3 hotels I want to arrive over and over again . SpringHill Suites Punta Gorda job well done! Congratulations to the owner's and the hotel group . I can tell you treat your employees well . You retain your workers and they make sure they retain your valued guest ! Thank you Always ! I will preach and preach about this wonderful Gem! See you soon ! Jose' R. Arjona McEllin

Hotel Punta Gorda was one of the first buildings of any kind constructed in Punta Gorda. It was…read morelocated at the southern terminus of railroad service on Florida's west coast, which was provided by the Florida Southern Railway. The hotel was built by Henry Plant who was known for building grand hotels on Florida's east coast like the ones Henry Flagler was building on Floridas east coast. Hotel Punta Gorda was one of 20 grand hotels built in Florida in the 19th century when it opened in January 1888. During it's first season it served over 3,300 guests which was quite the feat considering the area was sparsely populated. The three story building contained 150 rooms all with a view of the waters of Charlotte Harbor. The Queen Anne style included clapboard siding, multi-paned windows, round conical roofed towers and a hipped roof. Not everyone was enamored with the beauty of the hotel. Reporter Mr. Peeples from the Punta Gorda Herald wrote in 1910: "The big unsightly building known as the Hotel Punta Gorda continues to be an eyesore and an incubus to the town and there seems no prospect that it will ever be anything else. ... The huge old hulk standing idle and ugly for nine years past is actually a curse to the community." Located in a remote area of Florida the hotel still had many modern conveniences like gas lighting, electric bells, steam heat and open fireplaces. The grounds were beautifully landscaped with camphor trees and palms. Visitors to the hotel included wealthy and notable snowbirds Thomas Edison, John Wanamaker, W. K. Vanderbilt, and the Samuel Colt family. The hotel declined through the years and closed in 1914. In 1924 Barron Collier purchased the hotel and changed it's name to the Hotel Charlotte Harbor. Over three years and $250,000 he remodeled the hotel and expanded the grounds. He stuccoed the exterior, added a fourth floor private apartments, a fifth floor glassed in ballroom, arches to the porch, a boat basin and a 176 x 80 foot swimming pool. In 1927 two clay tennis courts were put in for famous tennis player Big Bill Tilden who started his career in Punta Gorda and he won a tournament here in 1931. Reopened on January 2, 1927 the hotel flourished again with many famous guests until the Great Depression 5 years later. Upon Colliers death the hotel was sold to G. Floyd Alford in 1944 and he let Martin Fleischman take over the mortgage in 1956. Mr. Fleischman changed the name of the hotel to the Charlotte Harbor Spa and poured money into turning it into a health retreat but it never turned a profit. A fire on August 14, 1959 provided the death knell for the hotel. The fire could be seen or 25 miles and firefighters were called out from three counties. At one point the fire threatened to engulf the rest of the town. By the time the fire was put out there was only a blackened chimney and the twisted metal of the elevators left. The cause of the fire remains a mystery. A dedication ceremony was held on September 9, 2009, at West Marion Avenue for the historical marker. It was paid for by the Charlotte County Historical Center and the City of Punta Gorda. All that is left as a reminder of the hotel is this marker, a downtown mural, and the hotels fountain that sits in Punta Gordas History Park. The land the hotel sat on is currently for sale.

While it may seem like a quaint old hotel, it is desperate need of some work. We were told at…read morecheck in that half the hotel are college dorm rooms and the other hotel rooms. The rooms are old, outdated, and dirty. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting. The elevator can only be run by the hotel staff. The closet appeared to be shared by adjacent room. I guess that is why it had a lock on it. No TV in the bedroom and very limited outlets.

This is a Great old hotel , We stayed over on Feb,5,26 , The place is Beautiful and the staff was…read moreGreat , We already booked a night over just before this coming Christmas before it books up , Also the dinner buffet was Great and very reasonably priced, I am sure we will stay there again soon.

My boyfriend booked us here for my birthday trip in July. It was so adorable! Full size fridge…read more Comfortable bed. Very cozy! The staff were so nice and welcoming. It's a straight shot, maybe 10 min walk if that to the beach. Walk the other way, you're minutes from the restaurants and shops. We were able to go Caspersen Beach and Blind Pass at Manasota Key easily. Short drives. We drove an hour to Sanibel too. We will definitely stay there again. They had beach sifters for shark teeth, all kinds of beach things you can borrow. Chairs, umbrellas, even bicycles. We love the location and how quaint it is.

We stayed 11 days in one of these units. It was a great location with easy access to spring…read moretraining games and beaches. The pool wasn't heated so we didn't use it. We would walk down to the beach and view the sunset. Laundry is on site, but bring your own quarters. It doesn't take credit cards and you might not be able to get change on site. The other residents were very nice and the unit was clean