SANDALFOOT DOES NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR SAFETY AND VIOLATES THE ADA…read more My family and I stayed here for the last 4 days. I am elderly and recovering from a recent hip operation. On the second day, we were informed that the elevator was broken and they didn't know when it would be fixed, which is an ADA violation. Then they told us it was fixed and safe to use, only to then reveal (after we and others had been using it) that it wasn't actually fixed and could "stop at any time". Our rooms were on the third floor and they didn't not offer us a room on the first floor until we brought up the fact that it is incredibly dangerous for me to be using stairs (and also an ADA violation), and when they did, it was only for me so I was separated from my family which is dangerous if I fell. My family had to help me down 3 flights of stairs, which was incredibly stressful. We received no empathy from staff. It is illegal to not provide safe exit routes for ALL tenants. The fact that we had to tell them that in order for them to begrudgingly offer us a room on the first floor is ridiculous and disappointing. The incompetent support team was very dismissive and disrespectful to my granddaughter. They even suggested that she sign a waiver saying that SHE would be personally responsible if anyone was trapped or injured in the elevator. That would not hold up in any court and is an absolutely despicable thing to suggest. They acted like I was an inconvenience. It put a huge damper on what should have been a lovely family vacation. Aside from the very illegal waiver they asked us to sign, undignified disrespect and general incompetence (their customer service is outsourced and does not communicate with hotel staff), they locked us out of our rooms before check-out time and didn't offer any kind of compensation for their carelessness. They also gave us a whole list of chores to complete before leaving which wasn't explained to us upon arrival. Their site should be more transparent about them expecting tenants to perform their own housekeeping. If you are elderly, disabled, or simply want to be treated kindly, please avoid this place. 0/100

Three things sum it up. Sun,Sand and family. Close friends…read moreof ours had booked these condominiums and asked us to join. Glad I did. I will say it's a bit pricey, but it was Memorial weekend and you are literally on the water. Not sure what the off season rates are but there's a 3 night minimum. The condos are fully furnished and equipped with all your needs. They even had beach chairs, beach towels and coolers available. The bathrooms were a bit grungy and outdated. But overall the condos are kept pretty clean. We had unit 3D3 and it was super spacious. Parking was right out front. There are several local markets in the area to stock up on food,albeit a bit pricey. I recommend you stop at publix before entering island. If ever in Sanibel again, I will definitely book my stay here.

This is a long read...but worth it…read more In 1974 my loving, stoic and incredibly generous grandparents stayed at the Holiday Inn on Sanibel Island, Florida. My mother and father accompanied them. As did I ....well, in utero at least. This past year my mother showed me the first waterslide that I ever went down. (while I was in her of course) and my first question was "Did I put my hands up? Back in '74 my family took a walk down the beach and encountered the very first time share property in the United states.(under the current time share model) The rustic but lavish villas have changed almost zero percent, as has the rest of this commerical free island. Buildings of four spacious units with all amenities surround a central pool and BBQ area. Within 20 minutes on monday morning of your shared week you either know everyone from years past or meet them over a noon time beer, and anyone that was a stranger before becomes part of the family in an instant. On tuesday of week 11 at 230 every year we all gather by the pool for a week 11 group photo. This year me and the brothers had fun trading barbs and Bud Light with a pack of Canadians that most likely found us as arrogant as we found them. But it was all "one love." All of the new grandkids (9 of them) got to see Sanibel for the first time and we spent most of the day tending to them and seeing that thier attention span was catered to. You may think that may bother a man of my speed but I have to say that it was quite the opposite. I don't get to see them but once a year and to be able to spend a week with them with no pressure was pure bliss for "uncle Rooney" Of course having been here on Sanibel Island since I was in utero I know that this tropical paradise is dead after dinner, as was most of us. The term "nightlife" if nonexistent. When we were juveniles the lack of activity allowed our inner felons to emerge in the form of golf cart theft. We would stake out country clubs and beachside resorts with loose carts by day ala Oceans 11 only to return at night for a deliciously illegal joy ride courtesy of an EZgo (sun roof optional). WIth Jack Daniels in tow (we were over 14 of course) we shuttled drunken minors (blondes in the front) that were also on vacay with thier parents to and from the hottest beach parties and thier respective resorts. Of course stealing golf carts at 35 would be a felony and I have no where near that much courage these days, so I was happy to bask in the sun, walk the perfect beach, try and figure out if that hot chick was speaking German or Dutch, argue with my brothers over fights and basketball, make creative cocktails, kill a hangover in a morning pool swim, and love on my ever expanding family for days on end. If I was to want to spend the rest of my life in one spot...it would no doubt be week 11 on Sanibel Island. The simplest life is sometimes the best...as long as its 85 with clear skies of course. ;-)

Careful when you rent a week from here. They work through Kenoyer Real Estate and may have rented…read moreit out from under some older people due to late payment when they were confused.

Have rented multiple years and multiple condos through Select for many years. They are always very…read moreresponsive and great to work with.

Over the years we've worked with Select Vacation Properties to find appropriate rental properties…read moreon Sanibel Island in Florida. Each time, the personnel are wonderful to work with in helping us meet our needs each time. Once in the rental property we have always been impressed with the availability of staff to address any issues as they turn up. Staff are friendly, professional and always helpful. Special shout out to Kelly!

The Palmview Inn is actually made up of a series of quaint bungalows with brick walkways, a small…read morefront porch area, and area for BBQ/picnicking. We had a very comfortable King bed and there was a pull-out couch for the kids. We also had a kitchenette area and fold out table. The property manager, Ron was so accommodating. When hearing we were going to the beach, he loaded us up with toys, shell nets and even a fishing pole, something we forgot while packing. The parking can be tight if you have a big car, but not impossible. We had a van and we're parked by a big truck and some SUV's and all was well. The Inn is also by Huxter's Market and a few restaurants, and a short walk from two beaches. I would recommend Palmview Inn to anyone looking for a relaxing few days at a low key place.

Had a reservation for late March at this facility. Due to cancellation of travel plans during the…read morevirus crisis, we asked to have our reservation cancelled and for them to wave their 50% penalty policy. Since it was done through Expedia, they told us we had to go through them. Expedia enforced the penalty. After several back and forth messages, they sent this: ....obviously you are one of the individuals that have not clearly handled the conditions very well.... we have been initiated with cancellations which were way easier to handle then yours. you may now move on..... Have to say, we were not impressed with the tone and lack of customer service.

I stayed in this hotel for 5 days. They have a large parking area and they do not charge extra for…read moreit. I know that they also have free shuttle to the airport. The buffet breakfast is also complimentary. They had a large variety of options to try. I was there for a conference and I could notice that the staff did a great job helping with the organization. About the rooms, they make the room service every day. They make sure everything is comfortable.

I cannot speak to the hotel but brunch was an odd experience. We asked our server for silverware…read moreand she stood there and looked at us like we asked for something unrealistic so we grabbed it off another table. . Then we asked if we could order the breakfast buffet. Another blank stare. Did she want us to order off the menu? With no response to any of our questions we grabbed plates and helped our selves. Finally someone who worked there that seemed invested in their job finally helped us....The chances we return for brunch after this experience are pretty non existent.

I really like staying at this hotel. The staff were friendly and we got our room card quick. The…read morebeds were comfy, as well as the pillows. I had a good breakfast. Waffle machine was broken, though i found a biscuit as an alternative. And it was delicious!

My husband and I are attending a concert in Ft Myers and we planned a little vacation around the…read moreconcert. I did some research for a hotel in the area that would be close to the Hertz Arena and came across this brand new Hilton property that is a great value. Absolutely gorgeous and comfortable rooms! The staff is attentive and welcoming. The location is very convenient. The bed and linen are very comfortable. They have a full hot breakfast during COVID!. The room and the entire property is extremely clean. Free self parking in a well lit parking lot. We plan to stay here again when we are in the area.

Excellent place love being here warm friendly people plenty of activities cool tennis shoes…read morepickleball volleyball bocce plus much/ more upperscale place for the middle class people.

I visited my parents, and stayed at the Riverwoods Plantation. They have tons of activities,…read moreincluding bocce ball, volleyball, 6 tennis courts, billiards, a pool, shuffleboard, a dock on the Estero River for boating, and lots of group get-togethers and classes. My parents have lived there for over 10 years. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, and they even have a dog park for my parents two adorable Brittany spaniels. I had such a great time visiting!

While the captain and mate were great, the boat is not as described. The website shows a swanky new…read moreshiny "Alabama" named boat that has 360 degree (all around the boat) fishing stations where you can spread out. Rather, our party of 7 was squished into the rear area only of a much, much, much older and not quite as spiffy boat named "A & B". It's been around the block a few times (er...Marina?). We were so elbow to elbow that lines were crossing. I hate to use the pun here, but was this bait and switch?

I was aware of the algae bloom before I booked the charter however I had heard the fishing was good…read morein Naples. Captain Craig didn't mention any issues so we booked a half day. I had family here on vacation so I was excited to take them fishing. Short story no fish. We ended the day with maybe six keepers with six of us fishing. Paid full price though. The captains seem to be about booking charters and separating you from your money not telling you there are no fish. I understand they need to make a living but they need to be honest about the conditions. The crew was friendly and helpful and the boat was clean. If you are here during the algae bloom "Red Tide" be very skeptical about booking a fishing charter.