Siesta Beach Resort and Suites

Well where do I start. The hotel is in a perfect location for people enjoying siesta key. However everything is broken at this place. the outdoor hot tub was broken, our air conditioner was leaking water for 3 days even after I told the front desk. There was a gap under our door that I could see the Florida sunshine and God knows whatever could crawl under it. our bathtub didn’t even have a knob to turn the jets on. The management didn’t really seem to care about any of these issues. also we came back to our room and the housekeeping ladies were sitting in our chairs literally outside our door and hanging sheets and towels on chairs and rocks outside our room. when my wife nicely asked them if we could have a little privacy they got up and began yelling obscenities in Spanish so we couldn’t understand what they were saying. very unprofessional staff. the rooms are overpriced as well… if I went to siesta key again I would either pay more money for a better place or stay in Sarasota and drive to the key

Love this hotel! Best location on the key! The beds were brand new with beautiful and clean linens! Right next to the beach and the village! The room was spacious and had recently been updated! Great landscaping around the hotel and the pool was awesome! Highly recommend!

Tourism in siesta key is solid and I would think this establishment could invest in updating the rooms. We opted for this place due to the short walking distance and short notice of our stay. I chose to keep my things on solid surfaces and felt uncomfortable being in the room. Our departure couldn’t come soon enough and I won’t be back. You pay for the location so if that is of most importance, it may work for you.

Stay anywhere but here. Awful awful awful. The only thing this place has going for them is their location. Staff is rude, place is filthy, furniture is falling apart. Had my DO NOT DISTURB sign on my door, came back to my room to find a repair man working on the tv, and a maid hanging out on the couch. Asked the front desk what the point of a do not disturb sign was, they told me it’s only for the maids and anyone else that needs to go in my room can go in whenever. Excuse me, but there was a maid just chilling in my room. Makes me wonder who else was in my room rummaging through my stuff.

I will never stay in this hotel again!
When we came to check price and availability we were shown an updated room that was right off the pool. When we came back to check in, we were given an outdated room on the second floor off the street. The staff was very unfriendly and not helpful at all! My son went and told the front desk that our window was broken and not able to be opened. Nobody ever came, when I went to check at the front desk, she told me and my son that their maintenance guy went and talked to my husband. When I checked with my husband, he said nobody ever came to check on it. It is surprising that the window did not work, because we found many bugs in our room.
The towels that we received on two of three occasions looked like someone had just changed oil with them. When I took them to the front desk, the gal acted like I was bothering her and just said «sorry». The bathroom was very outdated and the bathroom door did not even shut all the way. There was dirt on the bedspread, mold in the bathroom, and some goopy stuff on the curtains. Our wifi NEVER worked. I have called the manager «Craig» multiple times with no return call.
Again, we will NEVER stay at this hotel again!

Served it’s purpose, and so hard to overly judge at the rates you pay to be steps from the beach, in Siesta Key Village and access to a pool and hot-​tub. The rooms… ehh, definitely could use some maintenance. I know it’s Florida, but a quick spray of bleach along bathroom windowsiles will take care of that mold they had going on.
Mean to say, but would come back if I have the kids again, but if I want something more romantic, would definitely opt for a higher quality stay.
Served it’s purpose and great value.

The best thing about this motel is its location. Can’t beat it — literally a 1 minute walk to the beach. Other than that, that’s about it.
Rooms are a dump. Picked up a dead cockroach that was about 5 inches long under the dining room table. Mattress has a large piss stain on it along with some brown crumbs… hopefully those crumbs are chocolate cake and not something else… Pulled the blankets and sheets out of the closet to make the sofa bed and those reeked of sweat. Living room furniture has large dark stains on the fabric. The sofa cushions which were originally blue have a brownish green tinge from dirt build-​up. Walked in the room after a nice dinner and a large cockroach was scurrying across the floor.
Wouldn’t stay here again…

Cute little hotel. Decent prices since it is Easter weekend… Excellent location. Block from the #1 beach in America and right in Siesta Key Village. Rooms have been updated and are very clean. They don’t have the typical shampoo and conditioner, lotion, etc offering so make sure to bring your own if you need to. The floor is all tile w/​o a rug at the door so if you are wet from the pool make sure to put a towel down. There was a huge Jacuzzi tub that we were so excited about, but the hot water heater is so small it can’t handle the tub size so the water ends up being freezing. There was a mini kitchen with a mini fridge and microwave. There a dishes also. I’ll definitely stay again!!!

I’ll start off by saying I travel for business and I’m a Hilton /​Marriott guy. Sometimes that’s just not going to happen, and this was one of those times. Driving through on the way from Gasparilla Island to St Pete and thought Siesta Key looked like a cute place to wander. Wandered, then needed some place to stay over. Honestly, this was not a bad experience. Overall, the room was clean, and the linens were newer and fresh and the bed was comfortable. Downside though, was that this place was probably built in the 60’s, refurbed in the 90’s, and sometime in the last few years a Jacuzzi tub was dropped into the bathroom. I had no problem with the location. Right across the street from the beach access, and I sleep with the tv on, so noise was not an issue. Bottom line: I was tired, I needed a room, it cost me $ 144 ($ 162 all in with taxes). Craig at the desk was friendly and even let me check out the room before we made our decision to stay. Hard to argue. Adjust your expectations, and you won’t be disapppointed. Spend the money you saved on a decent breakfast at Bonjour FrenchCafe.

My husband and i were looking for a weekend getaway for our first year anniversary. we happened upon the siesta key resort. This was a great deal for the
was right across the street from the beach. Siesta key itself was absolutely beautiful. The proximity of the hotel to the bars and restaurants was literally steps away. We parked the truck and didn’t move it until it was time to go home. Whatever we decided to do whether it was the beach or dinner was minutes away. The room was nice. Updated with granite countertops and ceramic tile in the bathroom and kitchenette. Clean. Our room had a nice jacuzzi bathtub. The front desk was friendly and very accommodating. This was a good place, our room faced the courtyard pool which you could relax and be secluded from the public. Overall I would definitely return, although it does not offer five star amenities, it was perfect for our weekend getaway.

We stayed for three nights. The location was perfect, just a short distance across the street from a gorgeous beach. The hotel was not particularly clean or well kept. The bathrooms need to be re-​tiled, and the electrical wiring seems to need some maintenance as the lights continuously flickered and some of the outlets didn’t work at all. The last night we stayed in a room with a small kitchenette, but found that both the coffee maker and the microwave were broken. The air conditioning units also did not seem to work at full capacity.

A great little hotel just off the beach on a quiet island.
Okay, maybe the island area by the hotel is not actually quiet, but compared to South Beach it is much quieter, but with plenty of bars and restaurants in the area.
The hotel/​motel itself is a small structure that is on both side of a side street right on the main drag. The parking is not bad, I had no trouble finding a spot whenever I wanted one. And I felt my car was safe in the area. The office is in the main building and is a cramped little room with a husband a wife always in there or available.
The rooms are well kept, and nothing special, this is a motel after all. I have no complaints about the cleanliness of any part of the room. The bathroom is where I have the most praise and my single complaint. There is a good size Jacuzzi tub right in the room. Powerful jets, and no shortage of hot water made my body feel so much better after running the race I was in town for. The one complaint I have is there is an open area on the wall between the bathroom and main room. I can see this becoming a pit of a privacy issue if you have multiple people in the room.
There is also a small pool and sun area on the opposite side of the street from the main building which I did not use but walked by and thought it was clean and looked relaxing.
More importantly you are a literal 2-​minute walk from a beautiful beach. The motel is not on the beach as some of the reviews made me believe but it might as well be.
The location to all of the restaurants and bars is also a great perk to staying here, though the bar right next door has live music that I could faintly hear in my room as I was trying to go to sleep but that was not an issue for me.
I will be staying here again next year when I return.

I came across this place through
and got a great price on their smallest room. We basically picked this hotel b/​c of it’s proximity to the beach and to some friends of ours that had rented a condo which was not even a minute away.
When we arrived at the check in office, we were greeted by a very lovely lady who noticed how tall my husband was and said that the room that we had reserved would be a tight squeeze for him, so she ended up upgrading us to one of their suites! The room that we got was more than enough space for us. It consisted of a living room area with TV and sofa bed along with a kitchenette, and a separate bedroom with bathroom. The only odd thing about the room was that the shower/​tub was on the outside of the bathroom, in the bedroom, which was a little bit odd, but after my 2^nd day showering in there I guess I got used to it. The room was also towards the back of the property, so it was pretty private.

My only complaint was that on our first night, some of the people in a neighboring suite were up and partying until past 2 am, and we could hear them through our walls and closes windows. But luckily, it was just the one night.
This place also had a pool and we saw people lounging by it and swimming a couple times, but never got to use it ourselves.
Overall, this place is great so long as you aren’t looking for any crazy fancy amenities in the place that you stay. But if you want a simple place to crash that is in a great location, then Siesta Beach Resort and Suites will be great.

This is a dated but very nice place to stay. I stayed here for 2 weeks last year during fishing trip and this location was unbeatable. The rooms are nice and comfortable and clean. This location is good for the night life right down the block.

We came across a great deal on
for 3 king rooms for $ 70 each, and that was a steal for being so close to the beach. We wanted something last minute and this was ideal for our group. Everyone got their own rooms and they were all fairly clean and decent for the price. One of the rooms had a problem with the air conditioning — Room 215… somehow that room would not get cold at all. If you get this room, try to change it if you can.
Wi-​fi was decent at times, make sure to call the front lobby for the code before you can connect. You might find the connection not strong in the rooms, so you might be reconnecting a couple times while surfing the web. Our room had a lighting problem, we couldn’t use it… the light fixture was broken or something. There are lots of good channels to watch tv, but you should be at the beach not watching tv right?
The greatest part of this hotel was the proximity to the beach, and we were able to check in prior to 3pm. The front desk receptionist was sweet enough to direct us to the beach. There is also so-​so coffee and free pastries available in the front lobby and plenty of free maps to everything cutesy and touristy in the area.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the hotel, got plenty of sun, and will be back for another visit whenever we are in town. Perfect getaway location for beachgoers.

I am fortunate to have a Florida-​dwelling gal pal that has the foresight to think, «I sure would like to stay at the beach all weekend and not have to worry about driving home. I think I’ll get a hotel for me and my gals.»
This was the situation this past weekend.* Not a fancy hotel by any means, the rooms are old, there are some tiles missing on the bathroom floor, and it smells of the beach. But hey, that can be a good thing when you are looking for cheap and near the beach for the night.
Pretty clean, where you can get rooms with kitchenettes for cheap (gotta stash that leftover beer somewhere to keep it cold for the next day) and shower up before heading out for the evening.
The most critical attribute: Across the street from the beach. Score.
*On a situation-​related note, we did bring along our own Mike «the situation» whateverhislastnamewas from the Jersey Shore and throw a few fist pumps into the air as we got ready. Hey, we were by the seashore and wanted to play dress up. Deal with that.

This place is nice. I wouldn’t call the 3 rooms my family was staying in necessarily high high end. i am sure their suites are like they are supposed to be but pretty sure i didn’t stay in one. The pool is very nice and warm as well as the jacuzzi. REMEMBER when sitting in the jacuzzi get your butt up and turn the jets on, they are on the side of the laundry room outside the gate. in the morning they have coffee (as well as in your room) in the lobby with these guilty pleasure breakfast sweets from bj’s which is kind of nice.
They have wi-​fi here but they have a very bad signal. when in there office they look at your like your kind of stupid saying you dont get service when you do… IN THE LOBBY. usually the best way is to sit outside your room enjoy the night and get it outside. the maids are all over the place early morning to after noon, they work their butts off!
i probably will be staying here if needed again in siesta, just maybe in a jacuzzi suite this time.