Amazing resort! Service, and rooms are outstanding. The view is breathtaking and the fact that it's…read morean all suite hotel is what I really appreciate. Timera was especially helpful! All of the staff was exceptional! The tiki bar staff were hilarious! We loved them! Mary Ann Sullivan

Great service! I am to come often and always treated with…read morethe best hospitality team.

Ognjen went above and beyond for us! He made our drinks 5 minutes before opening and was absolutely…read morepleasant and kind , helpful, and very welcoming! His kindness and great attitude truly added to our experience at the resort. Thank you, Ognjen, for the exceptional service!

We loved this hotel. Upon our arrival and check-in in the lobby we were offered prosecco in pretty…read moreglasses and they offered my daughter a bottle of water which was a nice touch. Our rooms were ready upon checking in and it was an easy process. When first walking in the lobby I loved the chandeliers and luxury feel of the hotel. They have valet service which they're all extremely nice. We stayed in a 2 bedroom suite that was equipped with a kitchen/sink/fridge/and dishwasher which was nice on nights we wanted to eat in. The beds were my favorite as the sheets are very comfy. The view is stellar over looking the marina with boats docked. I enjoyed sitting on the balcony and watching the sunset. I also think the highlight of this hotel is the service. Our rooms were cleaned every day, even when we were in our rooms late afternoon and needed the room cleaned later on in the day without having to ask to come back later for cleaning. Also, the pools, hot tub, and lazy river are so fun and beautifully kept. There is also an adult only section of the pool with a lap pool , regular pool, and hot tub which was nice. However, the club where the pools are are a little far and the hotel staff transport you to and from the pools back to the hotel. Some times it takes five minutes but when they're busy you might wait 10-20 minutes for a shuttle which can sometimes be hard to wait with small children. Also, if you want a shuttle to the beach it's great because they give you towels, umbrellas, and chairs. The downside is we had to wait almost 30 minutes for the shuttle back to the hotel. The same gentlemen that valet the cars are the ones that shuttle guests around. When they're busy valeting, shuttle services get backed up. I do think they should have more shuttles, but other than that it was a wonderful experience. Lastly, Larry was one of the best shuttle staff. He was personable, helpful, and always had a smile. Overall, we enjoyed our time here.

I love Inn on Fifth. It is an upscale hotel right on 5th Avenue in Naples. You don't need your car…read morebecause so much is in walking distance. We did get a ride in their golf cart to tbe beach which is just a few blocks away. The valet guy brought us a beach umbrella, two beach chairs and towels. After, we got picked up in a Caddy Escalade and were driven yo 3rd Avenue, another area with stores. When we were done, just call tbe hotel and within about four minutes we were picked il again and brought back k to the hotel. It was magical. The room is modern and beautiful. There was marble everywhere. I loved the spacious shower. What I did not like was the soft pillows. They were just right for him, but annoyed me a lot. So, I called the front desk and I was promptly brought two firm pillows. I slept well. Judy at the front desk was so kind. I texted with her before our stay and others during the atay. They wanted to make sure everything was how we wanted it. I also received a nice ornament as a gift. The pool is so clean and pretty. There is a nice jacuzzi as well. I didn't want to leave the pool. We ordered drinks and food. It is such a relaxing atmosphere. I liked how the valet took care of the car. I saw where it was parked and it was like a regular parking garage. No smoothing cars together. I would be very happy yo stay here again.

Very roomy and spacious rooms across 5th ave downtown Naples, FL for $1,000.00 a night to have…read moreaccess and see downtown Naples FL around Christmas time! A tree decorated in the lobby and sometimes Halloween costumes pass through during 31 Halloween - 1 January periodically all year round! :)

This was the worst experience ever…read more We walked into a dirty and unsensitized room - it was used by another family before we arrived and it was missed by the cleaning crew (this was confirmed by the head of the sanitation crew at the resort) I had to clean dirty beds with private part hair and long black head hair in the beds, I washed all sheets, pillows and blankets and cleaned all the bathrooms including toilets with urine left in them from other people, but I couldn't imagine my kids using this facility without me cleaning it. The office was closed due to our arrival day being Saturday and it was also Easter break so the office didn't reopen until the following Tuesday when we brought this up with the manager he offered us a 50.00 dinner voucher for my troubles. It was very insulting and disrespectful. When I told him that we will speak with his manager Michael's response was " good luck with that " We honestly looked for another facility but again it's Florida on Easter weekend everything was booked. PLEASE BELIEVE ME AND DONT RENT HERE - THE TREATMENT IS HORRIBLE AND THE MANAGER NEEDS TO FIND ANOTHER JOB - HIS MANAGERIAL SKILLS ARE NOT SO MANAGERIAL. Actually the head of the sanitation crew was apologetic and had more common sense than Michael (the manger) did.

This has been my family's little slice of paradise for the past 30+ years when Marco was a sleepy…read morelittle island that no one had ever heard of. Every time I drive down Collier and look at all the high rises I miss those days more and more. Club Regency is a condo community with mostly regular timeshare owners that come year after year for 1-3 weeks. It's small and homey and that's why I love it. Each building is 3ish stories with the first being parking and the top 2 being 2 bed / 2 bath condos. They do a good jump of updating everything throughout the years and the staff is always friendly. Again. This isn't a giant luxury hotel. If that's what you're looking for you're going to be disappointed. If you are looking for a friendly community to have a relaxing vacation sipping drinks on the beach and grilling at the pool this is your place. There is plenty of space for everyone and you won't have to fight for space like some of the other spots. Long gone are the days there were more lizards than people on Marco but if you ignore the giant castle hotel next door sometimes you can revive the feeling of what it used to be like.

I recently took my kids to Great Wolf Lodge in Naples for a weekend getaway. This turned out to be…read moremore expensive than I was expecting. Overall, we had a good time and would return, but there are a few things I would do differently next time. Check-in was frustrating to say the least. The line was relatively short, but we still waited more than 35 minutes because the self-service kiosks were unavailable. One guest at the counter was making phone calls to resolve an issue for what seemed like 20 minutes while the employee waited. I felt he could have been moved to the side temporarily so the next family could be helped. Waiting that long with excited kids was not a great start. Our room had a queen bed, a bunk-bed area for the children, a couch, and a dining space. It was more spacious than I expected, clean, and comfortable. We had a minor issue with the TV, but maintenance fixed it promptly without issue. You can watch Netflix and Disney! The water park was the highlight of the stay. It was clean, and the staff throughout the park provided good customer service. There were plenty of family-friendly slides and attractions, indoor and outdoor seating, a wave pool, children's areas, and life jackets available. My daughter especially enjoyed the lazy river. I also appreciated that the park did not have an overwhelming chlorine smell. The extra costs can add up quickly. A locker was around $28, so if you are staying at the hotel, I would leave anything valuable that you do not need in the room. Bring your own goggles, swim shoes, bubble toys, cups, and refillable water bottles. The convenience items and souvenirs are expensive and overpriced and cheap. I paid about $30 for two of the less expensive bubble machines and that was a deal! My kids enjoyed the candy shop, but we paid almost $20 for an 8-ounce cup of assorted candy. I also saw children putting their hands directly into the candy containers and eating from them, which seemed like a sanitation concern. The unlimited popcorn bucket was around $20 and was a better value since we could refill it during our stay and we filled it at least 6 times. There are water dispensers throughout the resort, while bottled water was around $5 and reusable bottles for 17.99. We ate at Fireside, and the food was decent. Make sure to make a reservation or go immediately when they open. The workers seemed annoyed that we were waiting but oh well! The chicken wings were crispy, and I ordered a loaded burger with pulled pork and bacon. I requested the burger well-done, but it came out closer to medium-rare. The firecracker shrimp was delicious! The shrimp was crispy and the slaw paired perfectly! The food prices are high for fairly basic meals. Drinks were also expensive; a frozen alcoholic drink was around $20. The ice cream shop was a better experience, with friendly service and reasonable portions. Our biggest issue was the Dunkin'. We ordered through the kiosk and waited over 40 minutes for two donuts, tater tots, and a croissant. I eventually complained, which was the only reason I received the order when I did. There is another Dunkin' less than a mile away, and it would probably have been faster to drive there. The location needs more staff, especially during busy morning and checkout hours. The arcade had the usual games, and my kids enjoyed playing air hockey and choosing prizes with their tickets. There is also a ropes course and mini golf, although we did not try them. The interactive scavenger hunt requires purchasing a wand, with the least expensive option costing around $19.95. The Build-A-Bear Workshop was popular with my kids, but two bears cost approximately $130. I did appreciate that they offered a first-responder discount. There were lobby activities, including games and coloring. The coloring activity was basic, with tables, coloring sheets, and crayons, and I would have liked to see more interaction from the staff. The lobby game activity was better. My daughter participated, interacted with one of the characters, danced, and played with other children. The Legend of Luna storytime was also a nice activity before bedtime. Parking was an additional $25 and may be difficult if you arrive when the lot is busy. Checkout is at 11:00 a.m., and they are strict about the time. We were delayed that morning because of the long Dunkin' wait, and someone was knocking on our door at approximately 11:05. The app was useful for checking activity times, ordering food, contacting the front desk, and keeping track of what was happening at the resort. Overall, we had a good weekend. My kids enjoyed themselves, the water park was clean, and there was plenty for them to do. The main issues were the slow check-in, the long wait at Dunkin', and how quickly the additional costs added up. I would return, but next time I would bring our own goggles, swim shoes, bubble toys, and refillable water bottles, and I would avoid buying unnecessary items at the resort.

We were visiting family in Florida and decided to try Great Wolf Lodge for the first time. Overall,…read morewe had a good time and would definitely consider coming back if we're in the Florida area again! We booked two rooms, but unfortunately they weren't adjacent rooms, which was a little disappointing since we were traveling together as a family. Other than that, the resort itself is really nice and there are tons of activities for the kids, so there was always something to do. The water park isn't huge, but it's nice and there's plenty of seating. The outdoor area was probably one of my favorite parts, especially the jacuzzi. Coming from New York, we found it really strange seeing kids--even babies--in the jacuzzi because that's definitely not what we're used to back home! New York is VERY strict about those rules. One thing I will say is that the water park felt really far from the elevators, so be prepared for some walking, especially if you have little ones with you. As far as food goes, there aren't a ton of options. The restaurant was nice, and they also have a buffet, but we found it to be pretty expensive. There's also a food hall, but honestly, we weren't impressed with the food there. They do have a Dunkin', which was VERY popular, especially in the mornings. It was convenient and definitely one of the more affordable options. Another thing to know: with more than four people in our room, we only had one roll of toilet paper, so we had to call down for more. Not a huge deal, but definitely something housekeeping should keep in mind for larger families. One thing we REALLY appreciated was being able to bring in a soft cooler with drinks. That saved us quite a bit of money during our stay! Overall, everyone we encountered was pretty nice, the resort was clean and there were plenty of activities to keep the kids entertained. Since it was our first time, now we know what to expect for next time. I would come back--I'd just bring more of our own food and snacks because the food options weren't really our favorite. First time at Great Wolf Lodge Now we know for next time!

I have had a home here since 2001. The community is constantly updating including clubhouse…read moreexpansion total course redesign. Currently under construction for new pool and state of the art CABANA and bocce courts. Many of us have moved within the community because we have enjoyed living here. Great facilities and very friendly staff and neighbors. I highly recommend this community.

Might be a good place to play golf but the community is old and under poor management. If you like…read moreassessments , this is your place to live. While the Naples area is booming and property values are on fire, the golf course communities like Naples Lakes and Eagle Creek are caving .

This park was clean and well thought out....however we came in on the weekend (one night only) and…read morethere was no staff on hand. We had huge problems with the electrical hookups. We stretched cords and tried 3 different pedestals....all of them kept blowing and turning off. We just bought our coach and even called a technician thinking at this point we had a huge problem. Well we did not-our coach worked fine on generator and fine the next evening at a different park. All 3 of the electrical pedestals close to us were deficient!!! We had very little sleep as we had to get up 4 times to reset the breaker in order to have AC:( Now, on the upside we enjoyed the pool and hot tub and the permanent residents were very friendly and helpful. My son enjoyed the fishing....until an alligator kept stalking him-even when he moved locations....so he gave up and headed home.

Wonderful lady on the office staff took us step by step through arranging our accommodation even…read morethough we were going to arrive after closing. The Resort is very well laid out, pretty and tidy. Nice large lots and wide avenues that make any maneuvering easy and safe.

Everglades City, population 500. Give or take…read more A little off the beaten path. In the beginning, this part of Chokoloskee Bay was inhabited by the Glades Indians. Their shell mounds are still in places apparent. Later, when the coast to coast Tamiami Trail was built EC was a staging area and construction camp. Today it's largely the gateway to the Everglades, with small local commerce supported by visitors who know what's good. The Everglades have three primary people places - Flamingo (near the southern tip of continental Florida), the main visitor center outside Florida City, and Everglades City. EC lacks the accoutrements of the other centers, and functions more as an administrative and permitting portal. This is where you begin the backcountry explore. In the year coming I plan to canoe the Wilderness Waterway from EC to Flamingo. This promise I made to myself after stumbling upon the town at the end of the road, after renting a skiff and exploring some of the mangrove islands and cypress-infested backwaters. The Everglades are indescribably beautiful. A water desert, a bird sanctuary, captivating skies, quiet. I stayed at the Ivey House, a very real, honest, solidly Everglades B & B. The rooms are clean, they have bikes to borrow, a living room in which to read or share the stories with fellow vagabonds. They're green and will hook you up with the best guides and outfitters for your explore of the backcountry. Show up with Tevas and sunscreen and they'll take care of the rest. My visit happened to coincide with the EC Cheese Cracker Festival. I didn't know it, and discovered only after returning my battered skiff (oyster bed), sunburned, elated, on my borrowed bike from the Ivey House riding back to town - what's this? A gathering in the square. A flatbed trailer with a Seminole Elvis impersonator singing Battle Hymn of the Republic. I ate a piece of the giant grilled cheese sandwich that had been their earlier afternoon attempt to make the Guinness Book (they made it the next year with a 320 pound sammy). Later that night the town showed Attack of the Killer Shrews on the whitewashed wall of the courthouse. All was right in the world.

my husband spent the night as part of work related reasons and they didn't make the bed for him…read morebefore he got there , sheets were sued by the previous people who was there cause there was even hairs of someone on the sheets.