Search Hotels Near Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, St. Petersburg - Clearwater

"Parking was an issue and we had to park over at the Exchange, which was about 1/2-3/4 miles away.."

"The owners were engaging and helpful. Ample parking. Rooms are small but adequate. Seating in room uncomfortable... but lobby area provides good seating for happy hour and continental breakfast. Close to pier and multiple dining options"

"No frill stay. Room clean and kitchen have everything needed to cook. Free and lots of space to park. A lot of the outlets needed a covering so you are not afraid to get shocked. Better curtains are needed for privacy. Otherwise for the price a decent stay. This was for work related trip."

"This property is an embarrassment to the Marriott brand. I booked one night here for my in-laws due to an emergency, and their experience was a nightmare. They are extremely loyal to Marriott and have held Ambassador Elite status for as long as I’ve known them. They both said this is the worst Marriott property they have ever stayed at. The central AC is not working in most of the rooms. Instead, you’re given a portable AC unit in the room. These units are exactly as noisy and disruptive as you would expect. And here’s the best part: the portable AC is vented through the window. Yes, that means your window is left open all night in the middle of Downtown St. Petersburg. Humidity is a problem, as is outside noise. I’ve lived in St Pete for 13 years. Downtown is always lively, both from nightlife and traffic. This property sits on 4th st, one of the main roads in the city. At 3:00 a.m., there will still be traffic. If this were a roadside motel charging by the hour, maybe this situation would make sense. But this is a Marriott. If a room isn’t up to Marriott standards, it shouldn’t be offered for booking. I don’t enjoy writing negative reviews, but at $394 per night, this one felt necessary. If management is willing to offer rooms in this condition without any warning or proactive accountability, it raises serious doubts about how they handle other issues guests might encounter. I’m sure the staff are doing their best and are probably very kind, but there is simply no excuse fo"

"First time stay at The Hollander and would definitely return. Our king suite room was huge, although I could do without crazy gold/yellow doors. The rooms are dated and furniture was worn but the bed was comfortable and the bathroom had plenty of high quality towels. The best part was having a quiet room with no noticeable noise from other guests. The amenities make up for the less than fabulous room decor. The pool area was FANTASTIC. Lots of lounge chairs and tables with extra large umbrellas. Also many cabanas to rent if you want even more shade. There’s an outdoor pool bar with service available to the entire pool area. We happened to stay on a Monday night and enjoyed the Monday Martini specials ($6 for delicious, full-strength martinis all day). This area was perfect for spending an entire afternoon! There’s a full-service restaurant on site that was very popular. We enjoyed breakfast sitting on the outdoor porch. All of the staff were super friendly and parking was free. Really appreciated for a downtown location We didn’t stay long enough to use the spa or fitness room, but this place definitely has a lot to offer and the prices are very reasonable. "

"This hotel was pretty much on par with what the other Expedia reviewers have described, so it was what I expected. It's under renovation so it has pretty much no amenities (the restaurant and bar aren't open and not much else to do there). I just mainly wanted it for the prime location downtown, which it was definitely in a great spot. The big thing everyone needs to plan for and pay attention to, is that as other reviews have accurately stated, there is practically no parking. BUT, even though I didn't get a spot this time, I did learn from the front desk how to beat everyone to a spot before being shut out. You need to arrive the moment check-in opens up at 3pm. Check-in and pay for your parking, then you get a pass to put on your window, but you can leave, you don't have to stay in your spot because they'll cut everyone else off later once the passes sell out. If you show up at 5 or 6pm, you're not likely to get one. This is a tip for their parking policy, I wish another reviewer would've posted this, so I'm doing it now to help others. Other than the parking hassle, this hotel is acceptable for a clean, quiet stay downtown St Pete. "

"I was very satisfied with my stay at The Mint in St. Petersburg. The price was very reasonable. The only small thing I would say is the parking is a little "

"Staff was great. Liked the happy hour, nice pool. "

"The hotel was old but that we knew, but it needed so much updating. No hand soap was in the bathroom and asked for some and never got any. Shower when you turned it on was coming out of the wall . Had the only room with a cute balcony. Nice location. "