Search Hotels Near Madira Bickel Mound State Archaeological Site, Palmetto

"I was recommended by a friend and I loved it, the cleanliness, the sunsets. I will definitely come back."

"No coffee pot in the room, or an iron and ironing board. The office had an iron, but no ironing board. Coffee in the lobby is available from 7-9 am; not very good and no half and half available. Bed was not very comfortable."

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"Very friendly staff made the check in process very easy. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. Will stay again!"

"Perfect location for what we wanted: close enough to the beach, restaurants and stores."

"Breakfast was great. Had to park in overflow parking across the street"

"Everything was great , very nice property "

"Loved this property and the communication with the manager. We will definitely stay here again!"

"There for work in town. Cleanest place have EVER stayed at… ever!!! No smells, you can eat off the floors it’s so clean. Owners thought of EVERYTHING. Very roomy. Would be perfect for family reunion, corporate company meeting or several couples on vacation…lots of small gathering areas.. perfect to have a party. Kitchen is fully stocked. TIP: there is an Ice maker on the fridge door AND an ice drawer in the freezer so check before you go buy bags of ice The HVAC has separate upstairs and downstairs controls. There are THREE washer/ dryers on the premises. Bathrooms are gorgeous. Great water pressure!!!!! The beds are super comfortable. No detail was left out. Fresh flowers, gorgeous fluffy top notch towels. We were there for work so we didn’t make it to the beach but plan to return for a “real” vacation. Everything is close.. groceries, drug store, UPS…etc. We sat by the pool but did not have time to swim… has comfortable lounge chairs, HUGE umbrellas, a peaceful waterfall feature… perfect place to read a book and take a nap. The community is very quaint. Saw lots of folks walking their dogs. Would love to buy this place. Lovely aesthetic. This place could be featured in Architectural Digest. "