Search Hotels in Historic Downtown Apalachicola, Apalachicola

"Location and distance to the beach were best qualities "

"The shower had a fold down bench which was nice for a Senior but having the separate hand held shower head mounted next to the seat was awkward. There was also a shower head on the opposite wall. The pool and hot tub area was closed at dusk which was disappointing. Also, at 10:30 am the breakfast was cold considering service was available until 11 am. The coffee at that time was cold. The waitress was helpful but the coffee was bad. Our room was in the new wing and it was beautifully appointed."

"The keyless check in was a disaster, consuming much pre-arrival customer time, only to be overridden with a physical key being issued in the end. Obtaining the key required traveling to a sister hotel over a mile away. We were told "They were having internet problems". The coffee machine had a cup of stale coffee in the overflow well. There was poor communication in the room about the location of items like the ice machine. It turns out the machine was a block away in a separate building. And so it went. The bright spot was the woman managing the breakfast activity. She was very attentive and helpful, albeit too late to address the above mentioned issues. No one was available as the mentioned events were unfolding. Yes, its 2026, and we understand staffing is an issue and technology is king. Unfortunately "customer service', a reason to stay at any property, has suffered as a result. At this property it seems to have all but disappeared. The bottom line? We will not be using EXPEDIA or staying at this facility on our next visit to Apalachicola."

"The beach is the only thing that makes the place worth it, floors are filthy bathrooms not cleaned. Specially bathroom floor looked like it had never been cleaned. Stove didn’t work was not able to cook in it after buying food to cook had to eat out."

"Room was clean but shower is dated with very low pressure. Overall stay was nice and quiet. "

"Tucked away along Florida’s quiet Forgotten Coast, this rustic beach house feels like a place time decided to treat gently rather than change. From the moment you arrive, there’s a sense of calm that’s hard to find in more crowded coastal spots. The house itself has a weathered charm—natural wood finishes, breezy wrap around decks, and just enough creak in the floorboards to remind you that it’s full of stories.What really stands out is how effortlessly it connects you to the surroundings. Mornings start with coffee and the sound of waves rolling in, afternoons drift by with salty air and wide-open skies, and sunsets seem to stretch on forever in soft shades of orange and pink. It’s not polished or over-designed—and that’s exactly the appeal. Everything feels authentic, simple, and welcoming.Inside, the space is cozy without being cramped, with thoughtful touches that make it easy to settle in. Big windows let in plenty of natural light, and the laid-back décor perfectly matches the slow pace of the area. Outside, the proximity to the beach makes it ideal for spontaneous walks, shell hunting, or just sitting and listening to the Gulf.If you’re looking for luxury in the traditional sense, this might not be it—but if you want peace, character, and a true escape from the busy world, this rustic beach house delivers in the best possible way. It’s the kind of place you leave already planning your return."

"We found the property to be well maintained and convenient to all the island has to offer. We travel with our dog and the property worked well for her. We hope to stay again next year."

"We loved staying here. It was quiet and clean and had a kitchenette for us to make some quiet dinners. Perfect launching place to enjoy the area."

"Even though it was only One night stay, it was very nice. Clean room, quiet and friendly staff. For being a older hotel it was nice"