Find hotels near Okeechobee Shooting Sports, Okeechobee from AED 291

"Breakfast was nice! Staff was very friendly and it is a great place to get a perfect night’s rest."

"Everything was great with this hotel. It was new, clean, and friendly staff. Exceeded expectations!"

"I am very impressed with the facility and without a doubt will stay in this Hotel next time I am in the area."

"This hotel is in serious need of a total remodel. We stayed here several years ago when it was still a Days Inn and it was great! Not so much now! Stairways are rusty, outside grounds full of trash, rooms were very dated. Bathroom definitely needs to be deep cleaned! The best thing I can say is that the air conditioning works great! This is the first bad review I have ever left for a hotel but it is no very deserving!"

"Clean room and friendly staff."

"The stay was pretty disappointing overall. The water never got properly hot—just lukewarm at best—and the pressure was weak, which made showering more frustrating than relaxing. On top of that, the walls (and ceilings) are extremely thin. Every step from the room above sounded like a bass drum, especially late at night, making it hard to get any decent sleep. Between the inconsistent water and the constant noise, it didn’t feel comfortable or restful. If you’re looking for a quiet place to unwind, this probably isn’t it."

"Since the arrival the area is nice. Multiple options to enjoy food. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Our room was nice and clean. Overall a great experience "

"Our room was great, clean and well put together. The only staff we dealt with was the gentleman at the front desk and he was very nice. The breakfast was very good! I'm not a big breakfast eater, so I had a muffin and piping hot coffee and my husband had eggs, potatoes, a muffin, oj and coffee....all was great! We will be back!"

"Rudest office staff in the world. I know it seems dramatic but it almost seems as if they’re doing something nefarious and the hotel is a cover. Too dangerous and not worth the money. It seems all of these budget type hotels don’t need guests at their properties. "