My husband and I loved staying at The Gibson Inn! All the staff were so friendly from the front…read moredesk to the restaurant. We had such a great time, that we decided to extend our stay an extra night. Our room was beautiful and very clean. If you are a history buff you will love staying at The Gibson Inn. Excited to see the new additions at The Gibson Inn next time we are in Apalachicola.

Google review summary 4.5…read more1,110 reviews 5 4 3 2 1 Reviews on other travel sites Tripadvisor 4.3/5 · 1,380 reviews Priceline 8.9/10 · 21 reviews Reviews Search reviews Paul Thomas 2/5 a week ago on Google This place was recommended so we stopped there for breakfast. We couldn't find the cafe and asked one of the hotel workers/maid where it was and she completely ignored us and then pretended like she couldn't understand English after asking three different times where was the cafe or restaurant. We finally found the cafe ourselves walked in looking for some help and saw a gentleman sitting at a table with another employee talking, he looked over at us and said just sit wherever. He didn't even bother to get up from the table where he was sitting talking, no help no nothing. We sat ourselves at a table no menus nothing. Finally a waitress came over, poured water and we asked for two cups of coffee. She brought them right out, still no menues, and both cups of coffee were cold to luke warm at best. The guy who wouldn't get off his butt to seat us came up and asked if we were ready to order even though we still had no menues, and we told him our coffee was cold and he copped an attitude and that was it we got up and left. We stopped at the local store to pick up a snack and told the lady about our experience and she said that many of the people working there act that way and she never recommends that place. I can see why and we'll never stop, stay, or recommend.

This us our second visit and we love this place! Lots of character! We came with 8 other couples, a…read morefew stayed at other places that are nearby. It's within walking distance to the downtown area and we enjoyed the live entertainment at the local theater. It was a Jim Croce tribute this visit. The House of Tarts is very clean, charming, comfortable, and has lots of history on the walls.

When a weekend here and it was very. Relaxing and clean. If we head that way again we'll be stay at…read moreRiverwood.

Exceeded expectations! I stayed in the Coral Suite. Boy was I pleasantly surprised by the…read morecharacter, cleanliness and quality this "hotel" that feels more like a cozy boutique"ish" Inn or Bed and Breakfast. I previously stayed at the Best Western in Apalach, and it was nice (for a Best Western). But for the price, the Riverwood Suites is HANDS DOWN the best place to stay while visiting this quaint seaside town. The location is ideal, and the owner, Monica, was pleasant and easy from booking to a check-in/out. Can't wait to return to try out one of the other suites.

This mansion has 1 main house and 2 other smaller homes. I had a single room - standard. Number 7…read more Roadside Spacious room, I had read the previous reviews , I almost cancelled due to trouble getting into rooms , so I asked for a physical key. Since I was by myself I felt I could not afford not being able to get into building. It's like a big boarding house. It creeks, windows are thin, but it's beautiful and unique. Breakfast every morning, had a refrigerator and a microwave and was in walking distance to everything. Price was a bit steep, but had I phoned directly to Inn it was $200 more than the price I got off of Expedia.

A bed and breakfast with out the breakfast. The old house is stunning. You can feel the great…read morebones running thru this places. The DirectKey experience was a little off putting but worked out eventually, just download the app. The lack of a clerk on the facility was not an issue as Sean, stationed at the Mark House, called to check and ensure all was well. The text and update from the management system alleviated any problems prior to encounter. A little on the warm side but all went well.

Amazing place. Hidden gem. Beautiful beaches in the area. I love that you can walk to the beach…read morefrom the inn. As a person who hates crowds, this place is perfect. It's very quiet and peaceful. Breakfast was made from scratch and super delicious. Would recommend and will be back again.

Don't miss this hidden gem in Gulf County, FL! It felt like you were on your own private island,…read moreand the owners became like a family after just a few short days! There are so many fun things to do close by in Apalachicola and Port Saint Joe. We can't wait to come back!

The Tiki Palms Inn is one of the absolute best places my wife and I have ever stayed. It is a…read morequaint little bed and breakfast on the forgotten coast of Florida. Breakfast is served every morning; not some items like are served in a continental breakfast, but a full breakfast with eggs, sausage and/or bacon and all the trimmings. It is within easy walking distance to down town and a short driving distance to all the area beaches and Apalachicola. Anyone who stays there will not be disappointed. We will definitely be back. I would give this place ten stars if I could!!!!!

We love the Hibiscus! Its vintage Florida decor will take you back in time to Old Florida. We have…read morestayed there 5-6 times, and every room or suite is very nice and always clean with much attention to detail. At our last stay, we reserved the Romance room, and really loved it. A trolley runs about every 10 minutes to beach in Grayton, which is a beautiful beach with dune lakes that my grandchildren love. The Garden of Love is in back and is also beautiful and enchanting. Trust me, you will love the Hibiscus. Owners and staff are always very nice and helpful.

Good and not so good. Location is amazing. Not as crowded as Rosemary or Seaside, much more quaint…read morewith an old Florida feel. Walking distance to Red Bar and Chiringos as well as the beach. But it is noisy with the only bar around that stays open past 10pm right next door. Plus we stayed in the hibiscus room which sits right over a small eatery. Bed wasn't very comfortable and linens left alot to be deposited. Bathroom had a step in tub/shower. Not easy to navigate. In short, charming but could use some upgrades. Location is great, especially if you're staying up for the party. Priced fairly. Clean. Parking can be a challenge. So like I said. Good and not so good.

Very glad to be here again..spacious room! Clean...close to town...country setting…read moreLove the young lady at the front desk! She's a gem TV SELECTION fantastic Mattress super comfy

We arrive around 11 pm. Checked in outside lobby in small, secure space with bulletproof glass…read more Go to our room, first thing, a heavy smell of cleaner or disinfectant. No time to ponder that as a very large palmetto bug runs across the wall next to me. I'm phobic about those roaches but finally managed to dispatch it with my shoe. Some of it may still be in the rug with who knows what else. My wife takes a shower and the water stinks to high heavens of sulphur, or something like it. She freaks out but I tell her that in some areas water can have an oder. We brush our teeth, next morning brush our teeth again and wash up, water still smells to high heavens. We go to lobby for breakfast (arrive at 9:31 am per my iPhone), breakfast closes at 9:30 so out of luck there. My wife mentions the awful smell to the two clerks on duty. They ask, weren't you told about the water? No. They show us a bulletin from the city warning people NOT TO USE THE WATER unless you boil it for a full minute. Including not to brush your teeth. First we heard of this, night clerk failed to advise us. But why aren't notices out in rooms? Why not give us bottled water? How are we to shower or brush our teeth? And we were charged full fare. We both had stomach and intestinal issues for the next two days. So no, I don't recommend this place.