Compare Cheap Hotels Near Museum of Fine Arts Florida

"The staff were lovely and helpful. The room was cleaned by the time we returned in the afternoon. I really appreciated that they put us in the quietest area of the hotel. The one thing I may have missed when booking is that the hotel uses window units. This is a personal issue of mine, as I deal with allergies, and air blowing on me at night can be problematic. The bathroom is a bit small for someone of my size, but for a few days, I overlooked it because I felt the space was charming overall. "

"My Wife and I spent 4 nights there and were more than happy with our stay. Its a beautiful property but it may not be for everyone. There are a lot of stairs and sloped walkways that could be challenging for seniors or those with disabilities. Yes, in most cases there are ways to navigate using the multiple elevators throughout the property but I found it less than convenient. Another issue was the limited choices for meals. While the website makes it seem like there are many restaurants on-property, there are really only two. Elliott Aster, a formal, dinner-only restaurant that definitely requires reservations, and Paul's Landing, the only restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Others mentioned like Parasol, which is a pool bar/restaurant that's only open from 11am - 6pm, Veranda, which is really more of a late afternoon/evening patio bar, which is usually packed, and Lottie, which really just a walk-up coffee bar that also serves baked goods and premade sandwiches, are not actual "restaurants". Fortunately, there are plenty of great restaurants just a short walk away. We only ate breakfast on-property during our stay Our room was very nice, with a great harbor view. Unfortunately, every evening there were loud parties on the lawn directly under our balcony. Thankfully, they were over before our bedtime so it wasn't a problem for us, but I could see this posing a problem for parents trying to get young children to sleep. "

"There is a reason this hotel rates in the 3-star range. Definitely a historic building, but not kept up all that well. Rooms are very basic, cracks in walls and ceilings, and for rooms facing the street, no sound insulation at all. Location is great and the staff I worked with were super willing to help if asked. If you go, take shower items; you'll want your own."

"Beautiful all across the Board"

"This is such an amazing boutique hotel experience. We will be back! The pool is wonderful, the vibes are excellent, and the beds are cozy. Also the location is central with only a quick walk to the pier. "

"When you stay at a Hilton and pay Hilton prices, you should expect Hilton service. Stayed here for an awards banquet and wanted to support the hotel that was hosting it. I normally would have grabbed a more fun AirBnB that we have used in the area but I wanted to stay close to the weekend’s festivities. What I didn’t mind was the chipping paint, the water stained ceilings on the 5th floor, and the AC unit that struggled to keep up although it wasn’t abnormally warm and was on April. What I do mind is poor customer service. When another customer in front of me complained about the additional costs, the desk agent muttered about being tired of “everyone wanting something for nothing.” At that moment it made me reflect how EVERYTHING except the infused water in reception is an extra cost on an already Hilton priced room. I also watched as another customer service rep hassled an elderly woman about checking her bags for the day after she checked out in the morning. So while I was okay to bite the bullet for the initial stay, I will likely find other accommodations in a future stay."