Seminole Inn

Very nice decorated hotel. Comfortable room. Awesome bed.

Single layer Windows...

What a nostalgia place to stay. The lobby is inviting w a parrot to greet you. Another sitting area upstairs. Yes its an old inn but full of charm. Thr Duke amd Duchess of Windsor stayed here in the 30's. Huge sunday brunch

Our third time to stay here. Prices are reasonable. Accommodations are worn but clean. Staff is very friendly and will do everything to make your stay enjoyable. We will come back. The night entry/exit is awkward but saves a night clerk (expenses).

We booked multiple rooms and nights for a wedding party. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. The place itself has great charm, but is looking tired. It’s always the little things that matter and this place has many little things that need rectifying. All told it’s fair value and we would return. The only real disappointment was the “world famous brunch”. It was decidedly average in all regards. Any other breakfast joint is as good.

This very old hotel out in the middle of Florida looks just like it did in the 1920's. In the heart of the Seminole Indian country. This place is almost eerie in its way-back looks. Inside is the hotel restaurant called the Windsor room where you can get some very good country style meals like fried chicken and green tomatoes and top it off with one of their fruit cobblers. It isn't a 5 star experience, but it is an experience worth trying. If you have ever wondered what "old Florida" means, this is it.

Do stop to enjoy this charming historical inn..enjoy and unwind as you rock yourself on their front porch and time seems to slow down. Also, take time to enjoy their wonder buffet that ranges from good country fried chicken with the fixings to wonderful desserts. Truly a gem of a landmark for sure. Just check out their link and information on this great little jewel of the Seminole Inn.

5☆☆☆☆☆ Is what we give the Seminole Inn. Everything about the hotel and staff are amazing. The clerk Jason is very friendly, funny and see's to all your needs. Food is great. Amazing vintage decor from its 1920's build. We stay here 4 to 5 times a month and will continue to do so. We are a horse barn building company and we will only stay here. Sincerely Rebecca Randell and Wayne Allmon

We had lunch here today and one server took my order for a BLT. She asked me if I wanted white or wheat and I said white. You guessed it, my sandwich came out on toasted wheat and was brought to me by another server. I told her I ordered white and she took my sandwich back with a bit of an attitude. She then brought me out a BLT on white bread that wasn't toasted. She must have known something was wrong because as she was about to place it on the table she said "Did you want this toasted"? I said yes and she rolled her eyes and took it away. Finally the cook brought me my sandwich and said "Third times the charm" as if it was my fault. I wont be going back.

Please note, we only had lunch here - we did not have a room at the Inn. We were driving around and came upon this small, charming town of Indiantown. Other than fast food, we didn’t see many places opened to eat. Then, we came upon the Seminole Inn. The building was positively beautiful so we circled the block to look at it. It was right before they closed for lunch, but the young man (Jason) was so nice and seated us, then served us. The place is full of so much charm; spend some time looking around at everything. The lobby and both dining rooms were beautiful. The place was clean and comfortable. They have a nice buffet, but we ordered off the menu. We ordered a fried tomato sandwich. We’re vegetarians, so we asked that any meat be left off – and they perfectly accommodated that request. It came with a delicious sauce, and some fantastic French fries. Jason was SO nice and welcoming and made it a pleasure to eat here. For dessert we had a delicious bowl of peach cobbler – sooo good. We were so glad that we stopped in here at this historic Inn. We really enjoyed our lunch and the friendliness of it was refreshing. I cannot find even one thing to complain about!!!! When we find ourselves in Indiantown again, we will definitely stop in for another fried green tomato sandwich.