Citrus Park Hotels, Tampa

"No real beach view. But staff was good."

"Property is old and dated. Good for the price and a short stay. Breakfast was very good - plentiful and a nice variety. Breakfast and cleaning staff were very nice and helpful, desk staff not so much."

"Clean & comfortable. Nice restaurant "

"La estancia más sucia en la que hemos estado, es una pena que Expedia promueva esos tipos de lugares, los hace perder calidad y seriedad. El lugar con muy mal aspecto, las sábanas y cortinas de baño quemadas por cigarros, sucias las habitaciones, cucaracha en la habitación, muy mal servicio, solo ponen dos juegos de toallas en la habitación aún sabiendo que somos tres, incluyendo a un niño. HORRIBLE, 😤 la puerta con las cerraduras en mal estado."

"Great "

"Worst LaQuita Inn property ever. False advertisement on their site. "

"Ok if you don’t mind roaches in your bathroom "

"This is a high-volume hotel that feels “tired” and overdue for renovation, aside from a few areas like the conference section. The hallways are dim, carpeting is worn, elevator buttons don’t light up, etc. Despite charging a $35 resort fee, if you want to actually "beach it" for a few hours, a beach chair comes with a $29 rental fee. In our room, the outlets were loose and unreliable for charging, and the toilet continued running for a couple of minutes after flushing. There was no hair dryer (we did get one), and the bathroom didn’t feel particularly clean, with a stained vanity. It's overpriced and dated. On the positive side, the gym is bright and well-equipped, though it needs better ventilation —it was uncomfortably hot. The staff, however, were friendly and professional. I'm not a Starbucks fan so I was delighted there was a Dunkin directly across the street that opened at 5:30 am."

"It was a hot breakfast eggs, sausage and pancakes. Fruit and yogurt. Cereal and oatmeal. Toast, bagels, and muffins. Property is older but it was clean and well maintained. "