3-Star Hotels in Clearwater Beach

The hotel is not very new, but clean and tidy. The pool and the restaurant on the first floor are very good. The restaurant has live music every night. It feels good to sit outside and listen to music while eating and watching the sunset. It takes about 5 minutes from the hotel to the white beach, personally feel very close, you can borrow beach towels at the front desk. There is a Kurig coffee machine in the hotel room, and the washing is Bath & Body Works. Overall, it is a hotel with a very good price/performance ratio in Clearwater. It would be better if the guest parking is free, now it is 25 knives per night, just go in and out.

The location is excellent, it is next to two good hotels, the pool is divine, it has an exceptional view and although they close it at sunset, if you wish, you can go to the hotel next door, which is the Holiday, the rooftop bar is very nice and the shepard which is the other hotel has a night club and a good nightlife.

We stayed here in June and had a good experience, except for the “below average” breakfast ( keep that in mind). We had a great view in room 602, and before we left, booked it again for September, requesting the same room—at least the same view. We came there in June because we prepaid for the rooms, though the Ringo & his All-Starr Band concert got postponed to September (two of them had COVID in June). So we came back last week for the concert. The concert was great, but cannot say that for Pier 60. When we checked in last week, we were relegated to a room as far away as possible from what we requested when we rebooked, a view of the parking garage. We went to the front desk, were informed it would be an extra $100 per night to stay in the same area we did before. When I protested, the clerk lowered it to $75 per night, wouldn’t go any lower, AND said we’d have to pay an extra $32 per day for parking, the pool, and the below average (and supposedly “complimentary” breakfast). My spouse had an injured foot and didn’t need to walk that far to the worst room in the hotel, so we bit the bullet and stayed in the better room and got hosed for the extra charges. That won’t happen again. If we ever return to Clearwater, which is doubtful at this point, we will avoid Pier 60 like the plague, We don’t appreciate being treated so badly. On top of being hosed as we were, I don’t need rock-hard breakfast items and bruised bananas. Never again. Be forewarned. I’m thankful Trip Advisor gives the chance to warn others.

Overall satisfaction, valet parking, clean room, balcony, sun and sea are very beautiful, downstairs is the swimming pool and the hotel's private beach, the hotel will open the nightclub at night, outdoor light show and super-powerful DJ, wine Also okay is not very expensive, cost-effective

The service was great. As many other reviewer‘s have reported, the motion sensor lights are sometimes problematic. But the front desk is very responsive. Also the ice machine on my floor did not work which is kind of a thing for me personally. But the hotel itself is beautiful and smells amazing!! While it is not directly on the beach, it is across the street and a very short walk. I would definitely stay there again. The only food I had there was at the outside bar, but it was really really good!

The hotel is very good, crossing the road is the famous white beach forbidden area by the sea. There is a supermarket downstairs and there is a place to practice surfing. The rooms are super large and the kitchen utensils are all available. The parking fee is small, and there is a tip for 27 knives a night.

I called Hampton Inn & Suites Clearwater Beach on South Gulfview Boulevard on June 10 to make reservations, and spoke with Stephen, who was a manager. I made him aware that I was coming to stay and that, due to a problem with my flight, I would not have any luggage or any food for my guide dog. He was very helpful and stated that, when I checked in, he would recommend places to get the items that I needed. I arrived around 5:00 p.m. on June 10 to check in. My guide dog was in her harness as I walked up to the front desk, at which point I made the front desk employee, Nancy, aware that I was legally blind. Nancy proceeded to ask me if I had a car, and then apparently realized that because I was blind I would not have one. She then proceeded to ask me to fill out a form without telling me what it was, and I reminded her that, because I was blind, I could not see to fill it out. She stated she would fill it out for me, and she asked me for my phone number and my ”pet's” name. I told her that my dog was not a ”pet” - she was a trained service animal. Nancy repeated her question, and I replied the same way. She asked the question yet a third time, and at this point I told her that my guide dog's name was ”Ginny” and that she should note on whatever form she was filling out that Ginny was not a ”pet,” she was a service animal. After this, Nancy asked me to sign the form she had filled out on my behalf without informing me what I was signing. I asked her what it was, and she stated that it was a ”pet agreement.” I reiterated for the third or fourth time that Ginny was a service animal and not a pet. Nancy replied that I needed to sign the form anyway. I asked her what it said. She stated that it said I would be charged a ”pet fee.” At this point I asked to speak to Stephen, the manager, and was told that he would not be back the rest of the weekend. I informed Nancy that it was illegal to charge me a pet fee for my service dog, and that I was not signing the form. After ignoring me with other tasks for a few minutes as I stood there, she finally gave me my room key with no further discourse on the subject. She also gave me a ”pet” sign to put on my door, which I left on the front desk because again, my dog is a service animal, and not a pet. At this point, I felt like I was staying in a hostile environment. Meekly - and almost in tears - I told Nancy that I needed someone to help me to my room. She grudgingly got someone to assist me, and I made it to my room before I cried. Eventually, I went back down to the front desk and Nancy at least showed me where the restaurant was. The restaurant staff were very kind, and could not believe that Nancy had treated me so inappropriately. Fast forward to the next morning. I went down to the front desk and asked to speak with the current manager or assistant manager on duty, at which point Nick - an assistant manager - came to speak with me. I told him what had happened, and he

Great hotel to spend your weekend or vacation! Comfortable big room, clean bathroom with all necessary amenities, amazing views! There are gim and coin laundry, cafe woth good breakfasts, lunch and cocktails. Friendly staff. We enjoyed our stay!

Spent a week at this fantastic hotel. The location is just perfect. All staff were friendly and very helpful. Raphael on the front desk went above and beyond to ensure we had a great stay. We were fortunate to be there the week before hurricane Ian, hoping everyone there is safe and well and the hotel hasn’t suffered damage 🙏🏻 We will definitely return when we are in the area. (Recommend paying the extra for a full ocean view - amazing to watch the dolphins from the room)

When you stay at Hotel Cabana Clearwater Beach in Clearwater Beach, you'll be near the beach, within a 5-minute drive of Pier 60 Park and Beach Walk. This beach motel is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Sand Key Park and 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Coachman Park.Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Featured amenities include express check-out, laundry facilities, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 29 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.