Duo Boutique Hotel

Good overall

I booked this hotel based on the picture listed on Hotels.com, and read reviews. It appears like the hotel was recently renovated, but the room I got was nothing like the picture. There were sounds of water running in the bathroom room, which we couldn't find and when we tried to have a shower,at first we couldn't get the shower working but figured that the handle was stripped and gently got the shower working, after showers taken and turning the tap off gently the sound of running water disappeared. I booked this room to arrive on Sunday and upon our arrival found out that it wasn’t even open. Had to call the number and then waited a half hour before someone came to register me, which after driving 19 hrs from Canada to Florida was also not expected. The other thing that isn't mentioned about this hotel is the fact that people are living there, and the lady that gave me my key card said that our room was the last one available, from what I saw it was the only one available as all the other ones were occupied by regular tenants. Unfortunately I didn't take pictures to compare to the ones on Hotels.com, and we were able to sleep, somewhat, to make our final destination.

Treat all people equal! Customer service first

The front desk was not there. We had to call and a met was hidden on top of a soda machine. Half the people lived there their kids were playing outside our door the whole time screaming and yelling. Someone came up to my car and was looking in my trunk. No tv. Not meant for a vacation at all and not a boutique.

Upstairs neighbor kept me up til nearly 3 am as it sounded like they were moving furniture all night. Non-carpered floors makes every sound that much louder. I left a day early despite knowing I couldn't get my money back

Malo no hay servi io despues de las 10 pm . Nada conquien hablar para una emergencia

The staff was great. Was very convenient to shops and dining.

Wish I Could Give Zero Stars I’ve stayed in plenty of budget hotels without issue, but this place was next-level bad. I lasted probably less than 40 minutes before leaving to stay elsewhere. Here’s why: 1. No blankets. One pillow per bed. I’m not sure if this hotel expects guests to bring their own bedding, but when I asked for extras, they sent exactly one additional pillow—for a family of four. Not super helpful. 2. False Advertising: The Pool That Wasn’t – They proudly list a pool on Expedia, yet it was closed indefinitely by the city. Why? No clue, but that’s not exactly reassuring. 3. A Truly Shocking Scene – I have no issue being around people from different walks of life, but this hotel seems to function more as long-term housing than a place for travelers. There were kids playing inside the dumpster, pulling out trash like it was a playground. As a former foster parent, this broke my heart. 4. No Trashcans. Which feels ironic, considering the outside dumpster seemed to be a central attraction. When I (very politely) asked for a refund—since we had been there less than an hour, couldn’t access the pool, and weren’t even provided proper bedding—I was flatly told “no.” No apology, no attempt to make things right. So here’s my advice: unless you enjoy shivering in bed, being misled about amenities, and witnessing a dystopian scene in the parking lot, stay literally anywhere else. Liberty Garden is just minutes away, has comparable rates, clean, and better staff.

I’ve stayed in plenty of budget hotels without issue, but this place was next-level bad. I lasted 40 minutes before leaving to stay elsewhere. Here’s why: 1. No blankets. One pillow per bed. I’m not sure if this hotel expects guests to bring their own bedding, but when I asked for extras, they sent exactly one additional pillow—for a family of four. Not super helpful. 2. False Advertising: The Pool That Wasn’t – They proudly list a pool on Expedia, yet it was closed indefinitely by the city. Why? No clue, but that’s not exactly reassuring. 3. A Truly Shocking Scene – I have no issue being around people from different walks of life, but this hotel seems to function more as long-term housing than a place for travelers. There were kids playing inside the dumpster, pulling out trash like it was a playground. As a former foster parent, this broke my heart. 4. No Trashcans. Which feels ironic, considering the outside dumpster seemed to be a central attraction. When I (very politely) asked for a refund—since we had been there less than an hour, couldn’t access the pool, and weren’t even provided proper bedding—I was flatly told “no.” No apology, no attempt to make things right. So here’s my advice: unless you enjoy shivering in bed, being misled about amenities, and witnessing a dystopian scene in the parking lot, stay literally anywhere else. Liberty Garden, just up the road, is the same price but clean, comfortable, and actually cares about its guests. Zero stars. Avoid.

Very nice and quiet