Search Hotels Near Fishing Pier Park, Port Lavaca

"Was great"

"Go to the Holiday Inn. Our stay was terrible. We paid as much or more than we would pay at the Holiday Inn in Port Lavaca. We decided to just try a new hotel and it was the worst mistake ever . I was so disappointed at the establishment they behaved as they were a poor hotel. The breakfast was old and it was first come first serve they served very little and once they were out, they were out they never replenished it. The same with the bathroom towels when did you use them? You were out we were there for two days and we only received towels for one day once we used the ones provided for one day and we were done we were not allowed to have new towels. It was terrible.!!! "

"Cold rooms, comfy beds, friendly staff and great price! Look no further😉"

"The owner greeted us and was so nice and accommodating. The location is fabulous! A perfect place to get to the fishing spots. The people staying there all appeared to be fishing as well- all very nice people. The ice machine was great and close by, and the breakfast, although not much variety, was a good start to the day, especially the coffee. The shower water pressure is the only thing that could be improved for the stay. Everything else was great for a fishing weekend. This is very simple accommodation, but all that is needed for fishing."

"Excellent room, delicious breakfast and professional staff coffee was good and strong"

"Older motel being refurbished, comfy bed and linens. Will stay again. "

"Rooms were clean, beds were fresh, and everything seemed safe. "

"Room was perfect for our stay. Clean and well stocked. Would stay again"

"Cons: Pool was dirty, no tools to clean it. Staff was NEVER on site, trash bin by the pavilion was full the whole time. All BBQ grills had broken grates making all of them almost impossible to cook on. Room was clean, if you don’t count the areas where the floor meets the wall, especially around the beds, where the hair, dust, and dead roaches gathered. The beds were like a box of springs with a thin blanket on top, very uncomfortable and outdated. We reserved a room that slept 6 for 2 nights and were provided 4 cheesecloth like towels, 3 washrags and 1.5 rolls of toilet paper, once we ran out of both and needed more, you guessed it! Nobody there to provide more. Only the $300/per night rooms have a kitchen. We had to purchase a hot plate and electric skillet to make our meals. Pros: Good WiFi, cable TV, lots of hot water. "