They took time to complete estimate before beginning to follow up via text. The response was…read moreprompt reguarding a last minute request which was appreciated. I booked with another provider but still will keep this service in mind for another time.

Owners Jerry and Adrienne were extremely responsive and easy to reach. The night before our flight…read morewe were able to adjust our pickup time and our driver was even early. He was extremely professional, friendly, and it was a great, smooth ride! 10/10 would recommend hiring them for any of our needs!

Very professional & great customer service!! We had originally rented the slide for a weekend that…read morea tropical storm decided to come through. When I called they were very professional and were able to quickly move the date of the rental to our new party date!! I asked for an extra day and they were very flexible with the extended rental! Their slide was very clean! They were commutative before and during the event, to make sure the rental drop off and pick up were orderly. They communicated by text message which made it a much easier process! They showed up on time and equip to unpack and pack up the slide quickly! I definitely recommend their rentals!!

nicest lady in florida owns this place. Very clean. tidy. neat. Not upscale but the bed…read morewas very comfortable. terrific location. Pool was clean deck was clean. plenty of ice and fresh coffee every morning

This is a little gem very near the beach. Last minute trip to Fort Myers for the Sun and beach…read more Very clean and accommodating. Heated pool to wash the sand away. Let's face it, it's not a 5 star hotel but when at the beach, who stays in their room anyway? The owner and staff are very friendly. A short two minute walk to the Fort Myers beach. I will recommend this place to my friends and family. The beach had not been dragged so lots of seaweed on the shore which made it unattractive.

Sooooo happy we purchased a fixed week here! This is our first time & I cannot express how perfect…read moreit is! Recently renovated. I LOVE the boat-theme in each unit. The blankets have the cleanest smell ever (bleach) meaning they change them between rentals! Everything you need is in the unit. The pool is warm. The hot tub .... It is not in the busy part of FMB & hurrah for that! We will not be renting out our week, ever

We have been owners here for four years. Our week is during the off season so it is quiet and…read morepeaceful. Easy access to the beach where we walk every morning. The timeshare is run well financially. Routine maintenance as well as capital projects are meticulously planned. The office staff, Jennifer, and Peggie, the manager, couldn't be better. It's our home away from home.

This is a long read...but worth it…read more In 1974 my loving, stoic and incredibly generous grandparents stayed at the Holiday Inn on Sanibel Island, Florida. My mother and father accompanied them. As did I ....well, in utero at least. This past year my mother showed me the first waterslide that I ever went down. (while I was in her of course) and my first question was "Did I put my hands up? Back in '74 my family took a walk down the beach and encountered the very first time share property in the United states.(under the current time share model) The rustic but lavish villas have changed almost zero percent, as has the rest of this commerical free island. Buildings of four spacious units with all amenities surround a central pool and BBQ area. Within 20 minutes on monday morning of your shared week you either know everyone from years past or meet them over a noon time beer, and anyone that was a stranger before becomes part of the family in an instant. On tuesday of week 11 at 230 every year we all gather by the pool for a week 11 group photo. This year me and the brothers had fun trading barbs and Bud Light with a pack of Canadians that most likely found us as arrogant as we found them. But it was all "one love." All of the new grandkids (9 of them) got to see Sanibel for the first time and we spent most of the day tending to them and seeing that thier attention span was catered to. You may think that may bother a man of my speed but I have to say that it was quite the opposite. I don't get to see them but once a year and to be able to spend a week with them with no pressure was pure bliss for "uncle Rooney" Of course having been here on Sanibel Island since I was in utero I know that this tropical paradise is dead after dinner, as was most of us. The term "nightlife" if nonexistent. When we were juveniles the lack of activity allowed our inner felons to emerge in the form of golf cart theft. We would stake out country clubs and beachside resorts with loose carts by day ala Oceans 11 only to return at night for a deliciously illegal joy ride courtesy of an EZgo (sun roof optional). WIth Jack Daniels in tow (we were over 14 of course) we shuttled drunken minors (blondes in the front) that were also on vacay with thier parents to and from the hottest beach parties and thier respective resorts. Of course stealing golf carts at 35 would be a felony and I have no where near that much courage these days, so I was happy to bask in the sun, walk the perfect beach, try and figure out if that hot chick was speaking German or Dutch, argue with my brothers over fights and basketball, make creative cocktails, kill a hangover in a morning pool swim, and love on my ever expanding family for days on end. If I was to want to spend the rest of my life in one spot...it would no doubt be week 11 on Sanibel Island. The simplest life is sometimes the best...as long as its 85 with clear skies of course. ;-)

Careful when you rent a week from here. They work through Kenoyer Real Estate and may have rented…read moreit out from under some older people due to late payment when they were confused.

We booked this motel at the very last minute yet couldn't be happier with our choice! It was in the…read moreBEST location, surrounded by shops, restaurants and bars. Very cute room with a small kitchen. If you're looking for something low-key then this is for you!

Samari is a rude manager! Chuckled when I said we was showering with cold water for more than two…read moredays. Very disrespectful and unprofessional. Motel is in a good location and close to Times Square area. Also on the app they offer "Free WiFi" which was not the case here. They ONLY offer WiFi & cable on the main property. If you book the rooms away from the main property prepare for no cable and no WiFi. False advertisement!

The Hurricane House is by far the best place on Sanibel ! Staff is exceptional -from Leo in…read moreMaintenance to Angela as Manager. The Housekeeping staff does a wonderful jobs in the units !! This property is just great !!!

We travel quite frequently but rarely leave reviews...just never seem motivated to. That said, our…read morestay at Hurricane House compels us to leave one. Both good and bad. We, as Hilton Grand Vacation (HGV) members, can travel freely and stay at numerous properties around the country and the world. Hurricane House works with HGV to allow HGV members to use some of its "condos" when the actual owners choose not to use them. That is how we ended up at Hurricane House during the first few days of September 2021. There are 15 units at Hurricane House and we were given one of the two story units (#6). We were aware that this is an older property but Hilton is pretty good about only offering its members quality accommodations. OK....the good first: Check in was a breeze and the exterior of the property was well maintained. Parking was plentiful and close. Each unit has one spot reserved in the first floor covered garage. First impression upon entering was very good. The first floor was a hallway, great room and kitchen. Furniture was comfortable and "beach themed" and very adequate. First floor flooring is all tile. The kitchen is a bit cramped (two people at a time) but well stocked with all you would need to prepare meals. Appliances are modern and very clean. Upstairs has two very large bedrooms with King beds. The "master" is larger with a totally adequate bathroom and lots of closet space. The smaller king bedroom has an extra sleeping space near the window. Upstairs carpeting is quality "waffle" material that is nice looking and easy on the feet. Both bathrooms have skylights that are a nice touch. Everything upstairs was easy on the eyes, clean and nicely decorated. A stacked compact washer and dryer is upstairs in a closet and works quite well. The pool area was small but nicely kept. Pool water was clean but not crystal clean. There were lots of chairs, tables, lounges and two jacuzzies but we didn't use them. The wood walkway to the beach is well maintained and has a shower, sink with running water (not sure what for) and a knee-level water sprayer to de-sand your feet upon returning. The property has a number of "sand chairs" you can take out to the beach and return when you are done. We didn't use the gas grills but there were, I think, three of them that were clean and ready for use. The beach behind the property is not very wide but the sand is clean. No seaweed events while we were there. Bring flip-flops as the sand can get very hot and the beach has many areas with sharp, crunchy areas of shells of all sizes. Now the bad: Both king mattresses were (for us) way too soft; and for me, at least, it affected my sleep. I cannot remember staying in a hotel or vacation property with mattresses this soft. The A/C thermostat is at the bottom of the stairs and cools the downstairs fine. Upstairs was warm. We cranked it down to 70 to try to cool the upstairs at night but it was still too warm for me. As the outside air temperature cooled, by early morning the bedrooms were comfortable. The refrigerator had no ice maker or even ice trays. An obvious inconvenience. For the guys, the most serious problem was the TV. We had planned to watch a number of NCAA football games. Both bedrooms have TVs but we did not use them. All TVs have DVD players (but not Blu-Ray). The living room has an LG flat screen TV of about 40 inches. The TV was older but fine; the cable service is just awful. There was no High Definition (720 or 1080p) service at all. And many people do not realize that Standard Definition (480p) TV looks worse on an HDTV than on an old CRT TV. There were no instructions on what the channel lineup was or how to find it (we eventually did). The TV and the Infinity cable box remotes were odd, old and difficult to figure out. All in all a very old school, unsatisfying experience. The last time I had this problem was in 2007 in Hawaii. Never thought I'd see it again. If you do not plan on watching TV, disregard this part. Overall I'd give our five day experience a C+ rating. Fix the TV, Ice and A/C issues and it would be close to an A.