Hyde Park Hotel

La ubicación

El hotel tiene oportunidades de mejora en sus instalaciones

Estaba donde lo necesitaba. Las habitaciones eran espaciosas.

La impresión del alojamiento es mejorable, lo mismo que la comunicación.

Lovely hotel, and a great mix. A modern bathroom and classic rooms and furniture. The bedroom had the exact same leather armchair I own - which is amazing as it is in England, and the chair must be 50 years old. I've never seen another. There's a big super market 5 mins walk, and loads of bars and restaurants within a 10 min walk.

The key system took a bit of getting used to.

I really liked the key inside the lock box outside of each room to skip having to check in and check out. The only problem I can envision is someone REALLY intoxicated and not remembering the code, lol. The staff was fantastic, we booked for 1 night then added another so we had to switch rooms. They took our leftovers from the fridge and put them in the new room’s fridge for us.

The only thing I didn’t like were the pillows, they were way too soft for me. Even with the extras they brought us, it didn’t work. I’m willing to bring my own next time. One thing I would suggest for the rooms with the stove in it(our second room had this) would be to supply more silverware, plates, cups and dishes. Even the ones from the Dollar Store would work.

The room exceptionally clean & the bathroom was upgraded.

No staff was present.

Close to hospital where my daughter had surgery

Quite

The only pleasant surprise was the full kitchenette, but only up to a point. It was not expected and was therefore a surprise, but without the advance knowledge of its inclusion, we hadn't prepared to take advantage of it. So, in the end, it was a wash.

This will be lengthy. The Booking placement ad did not accurately describe the facilities that we found ourselves in. Our first visual impression was of a 1940s boarding house slightly renovated to stay in code. The advertised "upscale neighborhood must have been a ruse due to the high security front door code which required remote operation from an absentee manager to open. There was no one on site to check us in. This is a low-rent apartment house that has a few rooms for overnight guests. If not for the kindness of a resident guiding us in the ways of the hotel we would have never figured how to get into our room for the night. We never met a manager or staff member while on site. The key to our door was in a key safe box that was attached to our door. It was connected inside the key safe box with a chain just long enough to insert the key into the door knob lock. We got the front door security code and the key safe box code from a text message from the absentee manager. The key remained attached to the key safe box; we never had the security of possessing the key during our stay. After opening the door we realized that the two beds occupied so much of the small area that we could barely get into the room. There was less than one foot between the side of the bed and the corner of the door hall that we had to pass by with our luggage. The beds were extremely and unnecessarily tall; we are average sized people and could not touch the floor with our feet while sitting on the bed. These were the hardest beds we had ever slept in. We likened them to sleeping on a picnic bench with only a blanket under us. There was no room to haul the one desk chair into the room for more comfortable TV viewing. The bathroom had been overly remodeled to fit the tone of the rest of the building, and the dual head shower would not turn off fully after we used it; we listened to the dripping of the faucet all night.

We drove into Tampa from Lakeland, Florida. We thought it would be easy and convenient for us to stay there since it is near Tampa General Hospital, where we had to be the next day. The front entrance was locked and so we couldn’t get in. We had to use a call box to get a code to get inside. When we finally got inside the hotel there was a very unpleasant musty smell. A gentleman then appeared from one of the rooms and asked if we needed help. He noticed that I was looking around and mentioned the place was being renovated. The place and floors were extremely dirty, and it looked like no one had swept or cleaned in weeks, maybe months. I can understand if a place is being renovated, but it was a bit too much. We got into our room, it also had a unpleasant smell. There was a really small kitchen area which didn’t look very clean either; the stove top especially had a film of grime on it. Also, our bathroom had some grime and thick dust film underneath the toilet and underneath the standing sink drainage pipe. We tried to make it a bit cooler, but the AC temperature is set to stay at a certain temperature. It was noisy and didn’t really cool the room either. To top of it all off, our sheets didn’t look very clean either. I was so grossed out being in the room and wanted to go, but we had to be at the hospital at 5:00 am, so it was too late to go elsewhere. I feel the photos are very deceptive online when looking for a hotel. There are too many things wrong with this place; they shouldn't be renting rooms. I wouldn’t stay there again, even if they offered me a free room. I’m sure this place in its younger days might have been a pleasant stay. Unfortunately, the whole of the place needs complete renovation badly.

Location! It was accessible to shopping and dining. Free parking. Area feels safe. Lots of couples and families. Lots of people walking their dogs. There is a new Aldi for groceries. This is a very basic hotel and is on older side. However. bathrooms were fine. There is even a kitchenette with full size fridge, oven/stove, microwave and sink. For the price room stay in Tampa, I would choose this again.

Very basic amenities. Room was small and was filled up by King bed.