Wonderful outdoor pool, kiddie pool & hottub. Also a tiki bar outside ! Staff is decently niceread more

I rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience at Palmetto Inn & Suites was unacceptable on…read moremultiple levels, and future guests deserve to know what they may be walking into. From the moment we arrived, we were charged an additional $14.98 per night as a "Resort Fee" for amenities the hotel's own website lists as standard -- beach access, pool/hot tub use, and in‑room coffee. The "in‑room coffee" was just a coffee maker with no supplies. Misleading and frustrating. Cleanliness was a major issue. Our room had black mold, dust throughout the vents and surfaces, and an unclean fridge and drawers. We also encountered cockroaches, which seemed connected to the fact that guests leave trash near the elevators because there is no proper trash chute or designated disposal area. The room had an unpleasant smell, and despite the hotel being advertised as non‑smoking, we couldn't enjoy our balcony due to smoke drifting from neighboring rooms. Hotel amenities were poorly maintained -- the pools weren't cleaned until our fourth day. Noise was also a problem, with kids yelling off balconies between midnight and 1 a.m. Staff interactions were disappointing. When we tried to exchange towels (we prefer using the Do Not Disturb sign), we were told to come back later, and then told to go find housekeeping ourselves. The most alarming incident was when a staff member opened our door and began to walk in despite the DND sign and after being told we didn't need service. This was a serious breach of privacy and safety. To make matters worse, after checking out we began receiving additional charges on our bank statement. When we called to ask about them, we were told they were "resort fees" -- fees we had already paid in full at check‑in. Being charged twice and then brushed off when asking for clarification is unacceptable and feels dishonest. Between the misleading fees, lack of cleanliness, poor maintenance, noise issues, and the safety concern with staff entering our room, this was one of the most disappointing hotel stays we've ever had. We will not be returning, and we cannot recommend this property to anyone.

I didn't know what to expect on my first trip to PCB, but I definitely didn't anticipate feeling…read morethis comfortable during my stay for the Seabreeze Jazz Festival. The staff are incredibly friendly (shoutout to Chantal at the front desk!), the rooms are spacious, and the beds are so comfortable, I've had the best sleep in months. Compared to the beach I'm used to living by in Los Angeles, PCB feels like a world away from the pretentious vibe of LA. There's a sense of calm here that I haven't felt since my childhood days in Bali, LONG before it became the Instagram backdrop it is today. This is the kind of place that restores you, and Hyatt Place PCB captures that feeling perfectly. I'll call it "Panama Cozy Beach." During the day, I've got a relaxing pool, easy access to the sugar-white sand, and everything I need to unwind. What more could you ask for?

We stayed on the 10th floor and had an amazing view! The room was pretty clean and wasn't covered…read morein sand. They clean every third night unless requested. The staff is very friendly and has amazing restaurant recommendations. Bobby went above and beyond to inform us of the local spots. There is also a 24:7 Starbucks in the lobby. The parking for this hotel is across the street in a parking garage.

We've had a girls' week as often as possible for several years now. We fell in love with the…read moreatmosphere and community. We can walk to several good restaurants and never have to leave the parking garage. We've met so many wonderful people...regulars and new comers. But the main reasons we'll continue coming are the tiki hut and our favorite bartenders, Austin and Alex. They have become part of our family now. They are the best ambassadors for this resort by far. Keep it up! We'll be back.

Room needed a deep clean. The owner should be embarrassed but all they care about is $$$…read more The room smelt lil like cat/dog couple closets smelt like a cat box storage area. No book with rules or explanation of checkout outside a hidden thing in closet in hallway barely able to read such small print. The bed in the king size room smelt like little kid had wet the bed. The bedding should be cleaned properly when turning over rooms. The furnature needed a cleaning dusty curtains stained yellow from smoking or who knows what it was nasty. Had to run the water for five minutes to wash hands in the king size bedroom. The soap made my son break out. This is not a drug or smoke free place. They had air fresheners all over the sky bar area I can see why because on our third day they had taken them all down and the whole sky bar area smells of mildew. 2 of the 4 elevators were out of order. The staff was super nice. The view of ocean was beautiful. The mattress comfortable outside of smelling piss.

Wonderful Inn for a couple or couple with one (maybe two if they are tiny) child. The amenities…read moreincluded make this great stay even greater!! The beach chairs set up with the umbrella each day (2 nights or more) were a welcome addition to our stay. Ice and filtered water were abundant. Easy check in and easy check out!

The Rosemary Beach Inn is owned by the family that manages the restaurant downstairs, the Summer…read moreKitchen Cafe, and managed by the Rosemary Beach Cottage Rental Company. It is sort of like a hybrid between a hotel and an Airbnb. Check in occurs at their central office about two blocks away. We received a warm welcome from the staff at the desk and got parking passes, keys to the room and codes to all the closed access areas such as the pool and beach. We also received a card that supposedly would get us discounts around town. We drove over to the property and were able to park in one of the two reserved spots right outside the main door. We went up to our room on the third floor via elevator. The rooms are small and felt more like a European hotel room than an American one. The bedroom portion is updated but the bathroom was a little tired. Everything was pretty comfortable for such a small space and we appreciated the ceiling fan. There was a Keurig as well with some of the best k-cups I've ever had (Illy Dark Roast). On the first of two nights, we had trouble sleeping due to the activity on the square outside (you are in the center of downtown Rosemary Beach, right by the Pearl) and also because the shutters were banging against the outside of the house, like another reviewer noted. We ended up having an interesting relationship with the downstairs restaurant. We received "breakfast" vouchers that got you coffee or tea, juice, four pieces of toast with jam or butter, and a very small fruit cup. I think the play was to get you in to the restaurant to order more food. We used the vouchers for cups of ice and morning coffee, though like I said the Keurig was pretty sufficient. They also generously supplied mixers for a cocktail we were making up in the room. The property is very close to the beach and to one of four pools in Rosemary - the best one, in our opinion, having tried all four. One small issue was beach chairs. At check in, they claimed we would have two chairs per room, set up with our room number on them. When we went down to the beach there were no such chairs, but the staff quickly set some up for us after asking. It worked out just fine, but know that the beach can get pretty packed. Overall, if it's just you and one other, this is an inexpensive way to stay in Rosemary Beach and gain access to all the amenities. Our room was half the price of the Pearl next door and less expensive than any house or cottage would have been.

The room was immaculate and perfect for us. Cozy, comfortable and we love staying at this property…read more But, we had NO idea that it was under construction. During our stay, the construction crew was blowing sand/concrete on the roof and it ended up being all over OUR BRAND NEW JEEP 2025 parked in the parking lot of Fountaine Terrace -we just purchased it in Feb 2025! We tried to discuss this issue with the argumentative property manager an older, grouchy lady named Gail. She is a problem to the property. We saw her yelling at other residents. My wife was waiting for the elevator, and it was not working (3 times not working during our stay) and I have COPD. My wife made a comment about the elevator and my condition and the property manager starting easing her voice at my wife - who is extremely physical handicapped with 2 neck surgeries - Gail is rude, aggressive and mouthy. My wife refused to speak or acknowledge Gail after this incident. One morning we were on the elevator, just us and Gail and when my wife and I exited the elevator Gail said "bitch" as the door was closing. We tried to contact FountaineBlue about her behavior but they told us it had to go thru you guys and our host. A man that is an actual resident there witnessed Gail's behavior toward my wife and we discussed it with him several times. It's sad someone like Gail is running & RUINING stays of your residents & customers. We do love this property and will stay again. But Gail is a huge problem Date of arrival - June 15, 2025

Stayed here for a weekend getaway with mt husband. It was clean and the bed was super comfortable…read more Parking was less then ideal due renovations being done on the outside of the property. The gentleman we rented from was super nice and helpful. Love the location and the price was great.

My wife and I recently stayed at Camp Creek Inn for my wife's work meeting. We enjoyed our time at…read moreCamp Creek Inn, and did our best to use the facilities both onsite and the nearby beach and facilities available to Camp Creek Inn patrons through the access provided to the private WaterSound Beach Club. As a facility, we were very pleased with the staff and their services as well as the facilities themselves. I was not as pleased with the policies associated with the I Prefer hotel rewards program though I recognize that this is not necessarily a Camp Creek Inn concern. From the check-in experience and the concierge, everyone did their best to anticipate our needs. We were offered some waters and/or champagne when arriving and invited to sit down when we were checking in (instead of standing in a line at a desk). We quickly found my wife's colleagues at the bar nearby in the Clubhouse. The rooms were delightful with great views (ours included a deer feeding area). There were nearby "Treat Suites" on each floor with ice cream treats, bagged chips and cookies, and coffees, hot chocolate, and more. The beds were very comfortable, and the rooms were spacious. There was a happy hour right outside the 1936 bar for my wife's company followed by a dinner meeting in a private room and then s'mores at the fire pits outside 1936. Some of my wife's colleagues continued conversing at 1936 afterwards. The next morning while my wife was in her meeting in the private room, I met a friend for breakfast at 1936 and then I visited the wellness center. When my wife's meeting was over, there was going to be a pickleball tournament, which was cancelled due to the weather. Some of my wife's colleagues enjoyed some golf then when the weather improved. We continued to use the pool, wellness center, and 1936 for the bar and breakfast options for the near few days. We also visited the Bark 'N Brine while at the pool for some casual dining and happy hour deals. The 1936 bar staff were incredibly helpful and went out of their way to be helpful. They were familiar with the obscure cocktail requests that my friend made without referencing a recipe book. Special thanks to Dulce and Benjamin at the bar! Also, as a guest of the Camp Creek Inn, we were provided exclusive access to the private WaterSound Beach Club amenities with complimentary shuttles (daily 8 AM to 9 PM). The beach is private and not open to the general public though we had access because of the WaterSound Club. The Beach Club offers two 7,000 square foot pools, a spacious pool deck, and over a mile of private beach with complimentary chair and umbrella setups along with paddle board and kayak rentals. There are also several dining venues there, too. To be a part of the WaterSound Club as a member, there is a hefty initiation fee with monthly dues though staying at a hotel like the Camp Creek Inn allows us access as if we are a member without being an actual member. We enjoyed drinks and snacks at the Beach Break while visiting the Beach Club and its beach. While the stay was great, there was a lot of frustration in working with the reservation in advance. I hold Titanium status with the I Prefer Hotel Reward program, and while hotel benefits would still apply with many other chains if staying at a hotel as a part of a group, the I Prefer program said they aren't involved in a reservation if it is a group reservation. They also said it is up to the hotel itself to make a decision. The hotel, on the other hand, said that they needed to check with the I Prefer Hotel Reward program and their reservation team, but while they informed me they were "still checking" the day of check-in, they never did get back to me. I'm disappointed of how disconnected this hotel chain and reward program is. Regardless of this experience, we did enjoy our visit and would recommend this resort for a unique and special experience!

A comfortable stay all around. The service and hospitality were excellent, especially from Judy at…read morethe ANR restaurant.

During a recent visit to 30A for a work function for my wife where we were staying at the Camp…read moreCreek Inn, we joined friends over several days to check out several WaterSound Club locations (which also include where we were staying). We were provided access to these locations and even enjoyed some meals and walking around WaterSound Club areas. As a guest of the Camp Creek Inn, we were provided exclusive access to the private WaterSound Beach Club amenities with complimentary shuttles (daily 8 AM to 9 PM). The beach is private and not open to the general public though we had access because of the WaterSound Club. The Beach Club offers two 7,000 square foot pools, a spacious pool deck, and over a mile of private beach with complimentary chair and umbrella setups along with paddle board and kayak rentals. There are also several dining venues there, too. To be a part of the WaterSound Club as a member, there is a hefty initiation fee with monthly dues though staying at a hotel like the Camp Creek Inn allows us access as if we are a member without being an actual member. Some of the restaurants that we went to include the Bark 'N Brine at the Camp Creek Inn and the Beach Break Grill at the Beach Club. Both of these had similar but different food offerings and mostly similar drink menus. They also both offered happy hour with half price select appetizers and drink specials. We also enjoyed walking along the beach though it was a cloudy and somewhat rainy day when no one was on the beach but we still saw some WaterSound staff working. We also enjoyed the pool at the Camp Creek Inn. I'm sure there were a lot of other aspects of the WaterSound Club we could have explored, and should we visit the area again, we'll gladly do so. In the meanwhile, learn more about the WaterSound Club at https://watersoundclub.com.

Just arrived to this... I would never recommend…read more Rooms do not look as photographed, they are tired and warn

Put your feet in the sand! We had a fantastic time at the Twin Palms Resort! This condominium has a…read moreheated pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, an exercise room, gas grills, and incredible views. Everyone was super friendly, and the staff was accommodating! This resort is right on the beach, with plenty of secure parking and entertainment just a short walk away. If you are looking for a memorable trip to the beach... "Wine down at the beach." Here it is,1202. The VRBO add is attached below. https://t.vrbo.io/LWfzul1ihtb