Coombs Inn & Suites

We had a large antique room with a tall 4 poster bed and armoire and fireplace. The bed was very comfortably. There was a kuerig with plenty of coffee and a fridge. The bathroom was small but adequate. Sadly the electronic key app didnt work and we had to go to a nearby hotel to get a key card. Also sadly on a hot day the ice machine was frozen up. The cat was sweet.

Electronic key app didnt work. The guy drove a key over from the other hotel. The room was not antique fancy like the others rooms. It smelled musty. There was a full kitchen and pretty big bathroom. It was roomy. The cat is friendly.

The tub diverter handle was sitting on the side of the tub. I took the pic when we werereafy to take our showers.

No hot water. Room was slanted. Foundation issue? Toilet barley flushed. The house was neat and antique, but in need of upkeep to the systems and structure. No one answers the phone after 10, so I skipped the shower I was hoping for after a day at the beach.

Cool area. Would be nice to have personal air conditioning

Full of character and close to the waterfront

Complicated check in procedure for a novice

Unit we stayed in was not cleaned properly, water contained substancial sulfur smell (water condition was blamed on the City water issue), virtual check in was not user friendly and eventually we had to go off property o pick up a room key, Jacuzzi tub was inoperable. All in all the room was unstisfactory and it was called a suite.

Convenient location

I booked a handicapped-accessible room only because it was less expensive. Didn't realize it was not in the main house, which looked more appealing. Room was tiny, very little room to maneuver - not sure a person in a wheelchair could have used it. Bed made noises whenever you rolled over or sat on it. Room was so cold (felt like 68 degrees) that we had to call the property and ask them to make the room warmer. Problem with water pressure in shower.

I’ve stayed at Coombs Inn before this trip through Apalachicola and at the Water Street Hotel and Marina. Not one to complain, but a rat in Room 23 was an unpleasant surprise. As if the entire digital key fiasco wasn’t enough (at least the nice desk clerk saved the day by providing a physical key), we went to breakfast early only to come back to our room to find a live rat stuck to rat paper. I get historic homes and pests but deal with the problem. Find the way the rats are getting in and crapping on the end table. Just glad it wasn’t caught in the middle of the night because the squealing would have driven us out of the unit. Hard pass on Coombs ever again.

Very hot in the room