Hotels in Palm City

"2nd visit. Good acces to spring training. Solid breakfast. Good pool. "

"There's nothing "

"Staff were friendly. The rooms smelled like the air freshener that’s plugged into the wall. Very outdated, but clean. Breakfast is limited. Take to go snacks. "

"VERY CLEAN,VERY NICE"

"We knew this place was dated and we were fine with it because of location. We specifically rented a room with a large jacuzzi tub. Well, the jets did not work. They did not report it because we don’t want anyone in our room, but I did let them know at checkout. They did offer anything in the way of compensation but that’s okay. But for over $800 for 2 nights, I expected everything to work. "

"Desk staff helpful and courteous. Good location in Juniper near many attractions and great waterside restaurants. Within good vicinity of airport "

"It did the job. I wanted a hotel with a water view. Our room was clean and you could consider it updated but for $1500 for 4 days seemed a bit steep for that type of hotel. It’s a great spot on the water but don’t expect fancy. The hotel is old and there are carpets in the hallways that stayed dirty. I don’t think it was a lack of employees doing their job though. All the employees were great hardworking people. Those carpets need to go. "

"Poor Service for Reception Manager TYLER– voco Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort (IHG) My experience at voco Sandpiper All-Inclusive Resort was significantly impacted by a serious service failure at the reception level. At the time of check-in, I was explicitly approved by an assistant manager - Mckenzie- after Olivia completed the checkin process after 45min waiting time- that parking fees would be complimentary and therefore were not presented, signed, or authorized by me at any point. This was a clear agreement and formed part of my decision to proceed with the stay. Despite this, Reception Manager Kyle later at the checking out process, attempted to enforce parking charges that were never disclosed, acknowledged, or approved at check-in. More concerning was the lack of accountability and unwillingness to honor the commitment made by his own team. This reflects a breakdown in internal communication and a disregard for basic customer service standards. He didnt even try to deescalate the situation or checking the cameras for reassurance that his customers were RIGHT. Charging guests for services that were previously confirmed as complimentary—and without documented consent is unacceptable. It undermines trust and raises concerns about transparency in billing practices. As a Director of Customer Service for more than 10 years, I strongly urge management to review this incident, ensure proper staff alignment, and honor all commitments made to guests at check-in. "

"Yes"