Convenient location close to PGD airport and downtown. The location is close walking distance to…read morefood and local shopping. The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful. When I visited, it was extremely hot, so I was thankful for the complimentary bottles of water. The rooms are very nice and spacious. The desk area allowed me a comfortable place to work remotely. The bar is a nice touch, open in the evenings starting at 4:00 pm. The pool is nice with pool noodles, plenty of loungers and towels on your way out.

I would give 4.5 stars if I could. My fiancé and I stayed here for 2 nights while visiting some…read morefriends. It was a quiet, clean hotel, and the staff were very friendly. We enjoyed breakfast both mornings as well. The hotel does feel slightly outdated, but it was clean and comfortable. I have no complaints about our stay. The only thing worth noting is thatthe shower experience was rough for me. It was a nice shower, but the water pressure was very aggressive (which is uncommon for hotels, so points to them). That wouldn't be an issue, except that the angle the shower head was at (and you couldn't adjust it) made the water bounce off my shoulders and into my face constantly. The shower was quite small as well, so there was no room to move out of the way. The entire time I was showering, I was sneezing, my eyes were burning, and I was getting water up my nose-- and, because the shower was fully sealed, I kind of felt like I was drowning. My fiancé didn't have any issue; I'm assuming it was a height thing (he's about 6" taller than me). Either way, not a dealbreaker and not the fault of the hotel by any means, but if you are under 5' 4", just be advised.

Our stay at Fisherman's Village was exceptional! We stayed in a two bedroom suite that was…read morebeautifully decorated, spotless with incredibly comfortable beds. Our wraparound deck overlooking the water offered breathtaking views. It was so much fun to spend the day shopping and then simply walk back to our room. Everything about our stay was relaxing and enjoyable! I highly recommend Fisherman's Village and would definitely stay there again!

Great spot right off the Gulf of Mexico in Punta Gorda FL. Older locals crowd mixed in with…read moretourists and young families. Fisherman's Village is nestled between a resort styled hotel right on the water. Filled with coastal styled boutique shops and a couple restaurants sprinkled in you'll have a nice time strolling along the boardwalk with views of the ocean on each side. Super cute way to catch a sunset and some drinks. Be sure to check out their brewery style restaurant and Tiki Bar. The older staff on site are very friendly. Would love to visit again.

The accommodations are fine and equivalent to several specialty properties that I've stayed in…read more What make the Wyvern exceptional is the rooftop lounge on a pleasant Florida evening.

Stayed here three days for work. The hotel is clean. The room is spacious, including the bathroom…read more Bed is super comfortable. Lots of pillows but I brought my own. Lots of reading lights and plug ins for chargers. Temperature of the room fluctuates a lot- sometimes too hot and sometimes too cold. There's a thermostat but it seems I'm not really in control of it? Bathroom has separate tub and shower stall. Large counter for toiletries. The towels are super plush! Not 100% cotton but they're soft and not overwashed. Very nice. The shower needs more water pressure. Also could be a little hotter. There is a small mini fridge but I found that it does not get very cold at all. It doesn't even have a top freezer. So I'd recommend bringing a cooler. There's an ice machine down the hall which I've been using to keep my food/snacks/drinks cold, in a yeti cooler. There is a one cup keurig and they have Folgers and decaf as well as tea. I didn't use it. They don't provide bottled water for it, so bring your own or use the sink. I used the microwave; I was glad to have that. I enjoyed sitting on the couch and enjoying the view outside. The curtains are total blackout and they cover the windows completely. I love that! They also have sheer curtains to allow the sunlight but maintain privacy. THERE IS NO POOL. THERE IS NO GYM. DISREGARD PHOTOS OF THE POOL AND GYM- THEY NO LONGER EXIST. The pool area has been turned into a rooftop bar. Service up there is great. Views are nice, drinks are good. They have a decent menu- it's called perch 360. There was a one man band up there with a keyboard and saxophone. I was entertained. The lobby restaurant I did not visit but there were people having happy hour or early dinner every time I came back around 5:30-630 so it must be popular. It's called 88 keys and I heard a piano playing in there this evening. Parking out back is plentiful and free. The side lot is for the marina and you will get towed at night. It has signs that say no overnight parking. So don't make that mistake. Dedicated smoking area behind the hotel. Entrance from the parking lot in the back with keycard. They have those wheeled carts for your luggage. Elevators are key card only so this place feels safe. Anyone can go up to the rooftop bar without a key though. Desk attendants aren't that friendly- no one greets you when you come and go. They have some flyers by the elevators for local maps and tourism info. They say it's a four star hotel- yet they don't offer very much- no included happy hour or welcome beverage in the lobby, no coffee/tea in the lobby. No turn down service. No bottled water. So- really no benefit to being here v across the street. I did not see any laundry facility here. The best part about the hotel is the location. You can walk to Marion street to enjoy many good restaurants or the other direction to the tiki bar. So I would stay here again because it's nice. But I'd like to have a hotel gym or pool and better service in the lobby. Update : water and coffee available in the lobby but it's kind of later in the morning.

I'm in an upgraded corner marina view. More like upgraded highway and parking lot view. It's really…read moremusty in my upgraded room. The front desk staff have flat affects and obviously give no clucks. No easy food options either. Go somewhere else. And in a titanium Marriott member....

I took a recent doggie vacation to Four Points by Sheraton Punta Gorda, which was a comfortable and…read moreenjoyable stay for me and my dog, Biggie Smalls. The front desk staff was welcoming upon check in and gave me a $6 coupon for the restaurant that I forgot to use for breakfast and you can't use it on cocktails. The rooms were sparkling clean with more than enough room for my dog's crate and my luggage. The bathrooms were bright and I liked the rainfall shower with awesome water pressure. The location made it really easy to explore the area. There was a really cute dog park only 10 minutes drive away. The water views next to the hotel were also great and nice to stroll in the evening when I arrived and the next morning. I would happily stay here with my dog again.

the spa is the best part of the resort the staff are so nice and helpful. the front desk Kayla is…read moreso sweet. the girl who did my facial Tara helped me understand my skin better. the guy who gave my message has magic hands

The spa was the best part of my trip here. Got a facial and a massage, so relaxing. Had a great…read moretrip.

The good reviews on this place are mostly FAKE. Look closely... The fact that I paid $170 a night…read moreto stay here perplexes me. This is the worst hotel, by far I've ever been to. The first room they gave me smelled so bad, I honestly thought I was on a prank show. They said it was there last room, so I tried to endure it. Then the fridge started buzzing so loud there was no way I could sleep. So at 11:30pm, I went and told them I had to leave and that I couldn't stay there and only when I said I was leaving did they move me to another room. Both rooms were absolutely disgusting. Brown stains (blood or poop, you decide) on mattresses, carpet, etc in BOTH rooms. Bugs (knats I think?) I would have slept in my car if I didn't have to show up presentable to a work conference the next day. DONT STAY GERE

1. Treat you like the Mandarin 2. Rooms fully furnished…read more 3. Kitchen fully furnished 4. Cupboards fully furnished 5. Refrigerator/Dishwasher Human sizes 6. Esplanades/gallery's ...$-$$-$$$ 7. Staff top notch 8. Cleaning staff top notch 9. Beach access! 10. Crime ZERO 11. Parking free 12. Fishing / Boats 13 Sunsets / Dolphins/ Shells Or you could mess up and go to the Watermark Hotel in Baton Rouge

Hotel Punta Gorda was one of the first buildings of any kind constructed in Punta Gorda. It was…read morelocated at the southern terminus of railroad service on Florida's west coast, which was provided by the Florida Southern Railway. The hotel was built by Henry Plant who was known for building grand hotels on Florida's east coast like the ones Henry Flagler was building on Floridas east coast. Hotel Punta Gorda was one of 20 grand hotels built in Florida in the 19th century when it opened in January 1888. During it's first season it served over 3,300 guests which was quite the feat considering the area was sparsely populated. The three story building contained 150 rooms all with a view of the waters of Charlotte Harbor. The Queen Anne style included clapboard siding, multi-paned windows, round conical roofed towers and a hipped roof. Not everyone was enamored with the beauty of the hotel. Reporter Mr. Peeples from the Punta Gorda Herald wrote in 1910: "The big unsightly building known as the Hotel Punta Gorda continues to be an eyesore and an incubus to the town and there seems no prospect that it will ever be anything else. ... The huge old hulk standing idle and ugly for nine years past is actually a curse to the community." Located in a remote area of Florida the hotel still had many modern conveniences like gas lighting, electric bells, steam heat and open fireplaces. The grounds were beautifully landscaped with camphor trees and palms. Visitors to the hotel included wealthy and notable snowbirds Thomas Edison, John Wanamaker, W. K. Vanderbilt, and the Samuel Colt family. The hotel declined through the years and closed in 1914. In 1924 Barron Collier purchased the hotel and changed it's name to the Hotel Charlotte Harbor. Over three years and $250,000 he remodeled the hotel and expanded the grounds. He stuccoed the exterior, added a fourth floor private apartments, a fifth floor glassed in ballroom, arches to the porch, a boat basin and a 176 x 80 foot swimming pool. In 1927 two clay tennis courts were put in for famous tennis player Big Bill Tilden who started his career in Punta Gorda and he won a tournament here in 1931. Reopened on January 2, 1927 the hotel flourished again with many famous guests until the Great Depression 5 years later. Upon Colliers death the hotel was sold to G. Floyd Alford in 1944 and he let Martin Fleischman take over the mortgage in 1956. Mr. Fleischman changed the name of the hotel to the Charlotte Harbor Spa and poured money into turning it into a health retreat but it never turned a profit. A fire on August 14, 1959 provided the death knell for the hotel. The fire could be seen or 25 miles and firefighters were called out from three counties. At one point the fire threatened to engulf the rest of the town. By the time the fire was put out there was only a blackened chimney and the twisted metal of the elevators left. The cause of the fire remains a mystery. A dedication ceremony was held on September 9, 2009, at West Marion Avenue for the historical marker. It was paid for by the Charlotte County Historical Center and the City of Punta Gorda. All that is left as a reminder of the hotel is this marker, a downtown mural, and the hotels fountain that sits in Punta Gordas History Park. The land the hotel sat on is currently for sale.

Needed a place to sleep super last minute/late and chose this place because it was cheaper and had…read morevacancies. Our room at most had sheets that had changed since the last person stayed there. Don't think much else got done because everything was filthy, there was a hole in the wall stuffed with toliet paper to "fix" it, didn't take photos of the sheets that we wouldn't sleep in because there were burn holes from a cigarette in both the pillow cases and sheet. Was expecting it to be not be an incredible experience but didn't expect to have to lay towels down to sleep because we couldn't get ourselves in sleep in the sheets. The girl at the front desk was also incredibly rude both on the phone and when we got there to check in.

No stars! the only reason I gave one is I couldn't post without it. This place is an absolute…read mores--t hole!!! Had second floor room 149. DO NOT stay here, the 4 or 5 star ratings are a set up from the ppl there, no one would rate it like that. Floors so filthy I could see my tracks when I got out of the shower, laid my towel on the floor and stepped on it and could see foot prints from the filth, after looking around after that I found so many disgusting things. Thank god I didnt sleep in the bed the first night just on top bc it was hot, pulled covers back the next morning to inspect and found hair!! a lot of hair in the bed and white flakes on the black sheets that I assume would be skin flakes. Enough said, don't go here, this place needs a bulldozer!!! Paid for 4 nights moved out after one, and still trying to get my money back with no luck. I have pictures too but don't know how to show them.

My wife and I have stayed here few other times. But this time we are here for our 30th anniversary!…read moreThe staff at the front desk, Michael and Mia who we have had the pleasure of dealing with are absolutely amazing and accommodating. Within 30 min of checking in Mia had brought us a gift for our anniversary. Wonderful and thoughtful! Highly recommended that your next stay is at The Suites at Fisherman's Village! You will be pleased to say the least

Rooms look nice, but the AC's didnt work well, there is no housekeeping, despite their website…read moreclaiming this and then they charge $400/night what a joke. The assistant manager was rude, unprofessional, had pressured speech and told me to 'stop interrupting him'. Lol, here ya go my friend , interrupt this !