Hotel berhampiran Walgreens, Tampa

We recently stayed at the HGI for a week while my sister had surgery in Tampa. We were regular Hilton patrons, but recently starting shifting allegiance to the Marriott line because over customer service was lacking at the Hilton establishments. I might have to reconsider this move because the staff at the Hilton Garden Inn in Ybor City was AMAZING. I must commend the manager, Carlos, and his team for their kindness and consideration throughout our stay, in particular Sheila in housekeeping and Shekira at breakfast. In addition to Carlos, Sheila and Shekira, Kayla and Amari helped us out as needed. I really can't say enough about their care, concern and friendliness throughout our stay. The hotel is aging, but was clean and spacious. The fitness room was spotless. The hotel is scheduled for an update sometime in 2025. Location is great if you want to stay north of Tampa proper, and Ybor City is a nice location. All sorts of history and great restaurants. Nice place to walk around. The free range roosters and chickens are fun to watch. Don't worry - you can't hear them crowing inside the hotel! You will have to pay for parking at this location - $25/day - to the city. It's not a Hilton Garden thing. However, the service was so outstanding that I would happily pay for parking to stay at this location again.

Hotel Haya is an an amazing hotel located in he heart of Tampa’s Ybor City Historic and Entertainment District just minutes and blocks from downtown and the best airport in the world. The coffee shop has the best café con leche of any place in Tampa, the Flor Fina restaurant has a wonderful menu that serves the best lunch and dinner in Tampa. And you cannot meet a friendlier and accommodating staff from the valet to the front desk to the waiters and waitresses and bartenders and even the people who clean your rooms!

房間很大整潔設施齊全，有泳池健身房，憑房卡樓下星巴克折扣10%，正常是下午入住，但飛機一早就到了，到了前台沒有空房先寄存行李去水族館逛了逛，回來就可以入住了，不提供一次性洗漱用品，需要自帶拖鞋，唯一缺點美國炸街的車太多了不分晝夜，酒店玻璃要是雙層隔音就好了

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The staff at Le Meridian could not have been better or nicer! They were incredibly friendly and helpful….a big shout out to LaLithia at the front desk who was awesome and helped us upon check-in. The glass of complimentary sparkling wine upon check-in is a nice touch. The complimentary coffee in the lobby from 6 am until noon is also a nice and appreciated touch. Our room was very spacious and very clean. I am giving my review a 4 start vs 5 star because of the room decor and, quite frankly, the hotel (hallway decor) as well. Whoever was in charge of interior design should be fired! Our room was incredibly depressing because EVERY wall except the entry hall was painted a DARK gray. The carpet (new at least) was also a DARK gray. The bathroom was ….guess what….a DARK gray. Because the hotel is a converted old court house, the ceilings are high and made of cement so there is no recessed lighting (understandable). BUT, there wasn’t even a floor lamp in our room. It was SO DARK and DEPRESSING. Needless to say, we felt we were living in a CAVE. When you stay at an upscale hotel for a getaway or mini vacation, you expect to feel happy and uplifted. The decor did just the opposite. In addition, our room was lacking ANY seating area other than the bed and a desk chair (at bar height to match the bar height desk). It was CLEARLY MISSING a couple of comfortable occasional chairs. We called the front desk as soon as we walked into our room and requested a couple of chairs. They brought us 2 stacking chairs. I guess it was the best they could do under the circumstances but they certainly weren’t comfortable chairs that one would want to relax in. Also, the TV was very small given the size of the room and the distance from the bed to the TV. As for my reference to the hotel decor, and specifically the hallways, Marriott fell so far short in making this hotel what it COULD be given its unique history and architecture. When you walk down the hallways the bottom half of the walls have old marble (a nice touch and vestigial feature of the court house) BUT the top half of every wall is BARE. It is just COLD and lacks ANY sign of nice decor. Why wouldn’t they line these hallways with old, framed photos of court houses, court rooms, judges, etc???? Or old photos of Tampa? Or have a local artist paint murals on these walls? Ironically, the hotel gives its guests free passes to the Tampa Art Museum but whoever designed the interior space didn’t bother to include ANY artwork in the hallways. And the “artwork” in our room consisted of a few ugly, random cheaply framed posters. You might think that I am overly critical….after all, as I said, the staff was lovely and responsive and our room was spacious, quiet and clean. BUT, because our room was just so DARK and DREARY and DEPRESSING we wanted to minimize the time we spent at this hotel.

This hotel has not been renovated in years and it does not have double pane glass windows. The rooms that face the street sound like you are sleeping on the highway. I asked to move and the hotel is full; I get that... but there is no way a hotel should be selling rooms that are this noisy. They have a little white noise machine that does nothing to block the noise of sirens and yahoos racing down the street. Avoid unless you can get a courtyard facing room. Also...I'm in a room with two queen beds and one of them was clearly not changed after the last guest was here. See photo... The front desk woman Anita was super nice, but one of the men working the front could not have cared less when I mentioned that the noise was unacceptable.

Top Hotel, mit einer sehr guten Lage und einem tollen modernen Zimmer.

The shower has no hot water. The heating system doesn’t heat the room. The hotel room looks from 50s. Quite old and definitely need maintenance.

Wonderful location and view! Loved being on the River and walking along the riverwalk. Great water pressure in shower too.