Cordova Inn

We got a great deal on this room, which is what drew our attention to the Cordova Inn. The room was barely above average. The bathrooms are very dated, the flooring creaks and moves as you walk around and the bed was relatively uncomfortable. However it was quaint for our two night stay. What made the experience so much better, was the coffee shop/bar in the lobby. We were greeted with friendly faces and delicious drinks each morning and evening. The area is also relatively walkable which we appreciated!

Our room was about 100 sq feet less than promised the bathroom was about 4 x 8 feet in total although they had more rooms they would not move us. the walls were thin could hear snoring from another room. Hole in wall Nowhere to plug in charger. We left after one night.

Historic property located within walking distance (15 minutes or less) of museums, shopping, and dining options. Staff was friendly and accomodating. Room was a good size (2 queen beds) but bathroom was tiny. Nicely refurbished except carpet was worn and dirty looking. In process of adding new 63 room addition so it was noisy during the day in the common area and porch. Also, no elevator and we were on the 3rd floor. Ok for us but be aware if you have difficulty climbing stairs.

The room didn’t quite meet expectations from the pictures. The furniture felt really shabby, there is no desk to work at and the bathroom was absurdly tiny. Sitting on the toilet I could rest my chin on the sink in front of the toilet. The biggest issue I had was the window ac unit. Had to keep it running the whole time to keep the room cool and this is in January. Even when it was cool, felt dank and humid. Would definitely not stay here again.

Had a great stay at the Cordova inn last weekend. It is in a great location, walking distance to downtown and the water. Easy parking near by and easy access to food. It was also clean, I even check the air filters and I was happy to see they were also clean. Deff will stay here again!

I travel all over for work and used to live in St. Pete, so I know the area well. We chose to stay here based on the quaint, historic, but upscale feel of the pictures. I knew it was in a nice part of town, so I expected to pay a bit of a premium for it. What I didn't expect was for the room to be tiny. We could barely even get in the bathroom. There was zero heat and it got down into the 40s outside, meaning it was in the 50s in our room. Zero noise-proofing, so every plane overhead sounded like it was in our room. Every person outside in the adjacent parking sounded like they were screaming in the hallway, and the construction on the hotel addition started banging and hammering at 6:30am. And the bathroom straight-up smelled like 10 years of soaked pee. $200/night for Midland, TX accommodations. Not thrilled to have paid for it.

Kayla at the check in was phenomenal!! The kind of customer service she provides is not found these days. We messed up during checkout and didn't get out car first from the parking garage and the 3rd party parking garage wouldn't let us leave without giving them more money, even though we had our receipt. Kayla left her desk and came down to the parking garage (1 1/2 blocks away)to personally make sure we were allowed to leave the garage without any further harassment from the parking garage operators. Can't say enough about Kayla and dedication to the guests she serves!!

The evening bartender did not give me eye contact or acknowledge me standing at the bar waiting to order a drink when I arrived at 5pm Friday night. Not a nice welcome. Bathroom had an epic tub (that I unfortunately did not have time to use). A shelf for toiletries was missing over the toilet; would have been helpful. Mattress was noisy but the warm duvet was perfect on this cold Florida night.

Location was perfect for what we needed. Easy walking. Parking nearby. Room small. Bathroom EXTREMELY small. NO counter space in bathroom. Bed comfortable but squeaky.