Palmera Inn and Suites

Cute comfortable hotel. A little wear from the beach climate but well maintained overall. Loved the pool set up. Pretty grounds.

The hotel on the outside looks very outdated and run down, when you enter the building there is an old “nursing home” smell. The walls and ceilings inside the room still have that old popcorn texture so it still has that outdated feel, however the furniture appliances and bathroom are updated nicely and very clean. The check-in staff was very not welcoming, but avoided eye-contact, demanding and not pleasant. After check in a lady stopped us and was trying to get us to sign up to come to some 1-hour presentation which was pretty annoying. I mean come on… you verbalized that we seemed rushed because we are only staying for 1 night… but you continue to hold us back and trying to get us to waste even more time to listen to come presentation… if you see that guests are not interested, just let them go. The breakfast was not good at all. Eggs taste like plastic, coffee is watered down. I was thankful for at least descent biscuits, pancakes and apples. The ladies hosting breakfast were very pleasant, and checkout was fast and simple, thank you! Overall the clean room made it worth the stay but there’s a lot this hotel needs to work on.

The front desk staff were questionable on friendliness. Didn’t look at us, unwelcoming no greeting. Answered me with a “huh”

Updated room. Nice breakfast. Comfortable mattress. We appreciated the carpet-free tile floors. Very pet friendly.

Room was nice beds not comfortable at all. Asked cleaning lady for towels and got no response. Only stayed two days and needed new towels for showers. Breakfast very average at best. Eggs like rubber. I’d say only thing good was the location. I probably wouldn’t stay there again

Hotel should work with 3rd party booking agencies to be able to provide a military discount to those deserving, like other hotels along the east coast. Limited transportation options and too far from local amenities.