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Camp in the Sunshine in enchanting Crystal River , Resort Amenities, sleeps 4

Crystal River

Henry S.

HK$1,200 total

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 Jun

Cabin in the Olive Orchard

Brooksville

Delphine R.

HK$1,118 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

Wooded land

Punta Gorda

HK$859 total

includes taxes & fees

28 May - 29 May

Cozy 55 and over campground in Punta Gorda -WiFi, AC, pool access, bocce courts

Punta Gorda

gary s.

HK$1,885 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

Private RV LOT available in enchanting Zephyrhills with WiFi access

Zephyrhills West

HK$694 total

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Capsule olea

Dade City

HK$2,194 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

Glamping Dragonfly Tent

Floral City

HK$1,554 total

includes taxes & fees

27 May - 28 May

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Top Florida Gulf Coast Hotel Reviews

Hilton Tampa Airport Westshore

4/10 Poor

"Please please instruct the housekeeping to DEEP CLEAN THE UNITS! HAIR ALL OVER THE BATHROOM. WALLS IN BATHROOM FILTHY! LINEN LOOKED DINGY."

RumFish Beach at TradeWinds

6/10 Okay

"We stayed on the 6th floor of Mahi building and wanted to love this place as we are local. The room itself was spacious and moderately clean, and the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful whenever we spoke to them in person. We also appreciated the app for communication and the easy access to Sunrunner. That said, the building needs work after the hurricane. The phone to reach the front desk still wasn’t working, the A/C vent had nkt been changed and it was evident in the mildewy smell to room and the irritation and allergies I suffered after the first night. Cable streaming was very limited with most channels out. The phone for service is still down since hurricane.Again not a dealbreaker, but families with kids might care more. The biggest issue was the elevator. It worked the first night, but the next morning it was down. Carrying luggage and a dog up and down 6 flights of steep stairs was rough, especially since it’s not safe for pets on those steps. Additionally, we are experiencing summer already and it was particularly hot with no fans in stairwells. After a few requests via app and in person we were changed to a room closer to the beach. The view was great. Bathroom was a bit worse for wear but again moderately clean. Employees did their best and were a bright spot, but with elevator reliability, basic repairs, and soundproofing issues, the property needs some TLC before it’s fully guest-ready especially considering the price paid for services and accomodations."

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