Coombs Inn & Suites

We really enjoyed it for what it is. Its an old house and we just needed a room and bathroom for our stay.

The property is a historic building. Unfortunately my room was built unhistorically next to the only road into town. So, literally the windows rumbled when a vehicle shot past! Even with shades drawn the headlights from vehicles created shadows in the room at night. I got no sleep. And the king bed being so soft, sank as if it were going to touch the floor. A better mattress would have helped. There were plenty of pillows which I used for back support and to drown out the street noise! As far as the cleanliness goes, I hate to see dust on lamp shades and the floor. Generally being an older bed and breakfast place, I can let things slide. Broken knobs on the jacuzzi tub, and plumbers glue on faucets are a turn off. Very little quality maintenance is being done here. Despite the poor water pressure, the shower was clean! Kudos to the cleaning staff for the shower. Overall, I can’t rate the property, and be fair. I just wish the owners would give a traveler a good faith notice like this room is discounted as it is positioned close to the main traffic coming into town. Regards

Coombs Inn has one foot in the past while using modern amenities. Mixed results, but an average stay in Apalachicola. Staff was very helpful, but check in was spotty. Thanks to Jarred, it ended up okay. Just don’t expect a modern experience. Digital keys were a disaster. Grounds were in need of some work.

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ This was hands down one of the worst lodging experiences we’ve ever had. The place felt like an abandoned ghost town — not a single guest, no staff, no service. “Luxury” is a complete lie. The photos online are extremely misleading. Self check-in = no one to help you. The bedroom looked nothing like advertised, and when my spouse went into the bathroom, the bathtub was stained with awful rust. The kitchenette was dirty, the trash can was full, and one of the sofas downstairs had a broken armrest. I’m a disabled military veteran, and this property had zero accommodations for accessibility. When I called and spoke with Jared, the representative admitted it wasn’t right and said they’d approve a refund. But when Hotels.com followed up, the manager suddenly denied it — forcing me to go through my bank to dispute the charge. A total scam. If you’re looking for an isolated, uncomfortable, and completely unsupported experience, this place will deliver. Otherwise, stay far, far away.

There was a terrible smell from the water, while no fault at the hotel, they could’ve at least had candles or something in the room. The inn was right on the road and traffic noises were unbearable.

It is an older property. It is in a great location. We walked everywhere in the area. We do plan to come back in the future.

Beautiful old hotel with a lot of character. Room was extremely clean. Bed was fantastic. Five minute walk from the shops and restaurants in downtown Apalachicola. We will definitely be back

Really nice hotel. Very clean and great room. Highly recommend.

Very nice place with an outside deck. Beds were a bit small, but the place was clean and close to downtown.

Location and the beautiful old house.

No one on property to talk to after hours for problems with room. Room was not clean and light switch quit working. Do not like using direct key app.