remember, this is not NYC. its "old florida" which means shabby chic. we went here for a romantic getway. it has a feel of a time gone by...charming to some, old fashioned to others. the staff were friendly but very disorganized. be aware of the location: central, BUT right in the middle of the street and train noise. the breakfast... More

Sadly, many comments below are accurate. Homey and homely all at once. Tired and threadbare lobby, yet comfortable and dire going on cold morning. Bellman friendly and helpful at all times. Suite overlooking park avenue typical for older hotel. Noise from hall, adjoining rooms, and street evident, yet I had a good night sleep. Trains do come through and are... More

I am in 1000 percent agreement with Italianinspiration. They actually give out ear plugs if you complain about the train! There is no headsup about this on the hotel web site, and if you talk about it with staff, they claim they will tell you over the phone. I called in my reservation and no one said a thing. The... More

This place was a recommendation to us as a romantic getaway. I should have checked in to it more. Upon check-in, we had told the valet we wanted to just freshen up as we were headed back out for a dinner reservation in 30 minutes and asked how much notice we needed to give him. he says 5 min, but... More

The worst possible hotel to stay in> Our daughter goes to Rollins and we visit 6 or 7 times a year. This is little more than a bed and breakfast in an old, thin walled dump. The rooms are tiny, loud, and the 430am train blowing the horn and shaking the entire room was absolutely alarming. Noone warns you of... More

Thanks to Patrick, Jeremy, Tae, Bill, Pia and Jon for making our stay a true memory. We had 10 rooms as we attended a wedding at the Farmer's Market. From the day I booked the rooms for my daughters wedding to the day we all had to check out we had but amazing service. Hotel cute and quaint, in the... More

Perfect location and very nice people. The rooms are old, dated, very small and not updated bathrooms. Worse part about the hotel is the paper thin walls and the noise. The "suites" would not qualify as such anywhere else. I love Park Ave in WP but probably need to stay at Grand Bohemien downtown until a new place opens in... More

Very noisy room - we could hear conversations in the hallway at night & again in the morning. The housekeeping crew also cranked up their vacuum cleaners bright & early on a Sunday morning. The floors in the bedrooms are sloped & pretty slippery...very dangerous, IMO. The door frame to the bathroom is very low; anyone over 5'6" basically needs... More

Our party of 4 booked two nights at the Park Plaza Hotel so we would be within walking distance of the Farmer's Market for a friend's wedding and reception. Our room looked out over Park Avenue and was across from 2 restaurants with sidewalk seating and live entertainment. We were unable to get any sleep until 2:30 a.m. due to... More