Residence Inn by Marriott Naples

The Naples Residence Inn - has a lovely outdoor heated pool and hot tub. There is plenty of deck seating, a few tables and a pickle ball court for outdoor fun. The hotel is currently being renovated.

I have stayed at the Residence Inn in Naples many times. The staff is fantastic and they are visible and are available to answer questions or address issues. The daily breakfast is done nicely. They are currently updating the property and it is coming along nicely.

Room was very nice and clean. The breakfast was delicious some foods need work but there was enough to substitute. The pool is nice and the hot tub could be a little hotter but at least it had a hottub. The staff was very friendly. The room doesnt have any kind of silverware. It does have a full little kitchen but be sure to take your own silverware to eat.

I stayed at this Residence Inn in Naples and was genuinely blown away by the hospitality here. Yes, the hotel itself is a bit older, but the service more than makes up for it, and honestly gives it the charm of a boutique, high-end mom-and-pop hotel. The staff truly care. They know your name, they communicate with you, and they go out of their way to make you feel welcome. They even called me when a delivery arrived to let me know they were holding it safely, and when the hotel was sold out for the next night, the front desk still helped me work it out so I could extend my stay. You can tell this is a place where employees love what they do. I learned some of the housekeeping team has been here anywhere from 3 to 20 years, which says everything about the environment and the pride they take in their work. I travel for work and this year I have over 150 nights at Marriott properties alone. It’s rare to find service like this anymore, and it truly elevates the entire experience. Highly recommend.

This hotel is solid! The rooms are slightly outdated, but they are renovating them starting next year. The staff are kind, and the continental breakfast was surprisingly very good. I will stay here again forsure!

Pros: Excellent service and location. Elana was helping a guest get his wheelchair out of his car when I pulled in, I’m astounded how they go above and beyond even in this cold weather! She was very accommodating upgrading my room and gave helpful info of the area when checking in. Lots of restaurant and shopping options in the area. Note worthy: I requested extra towels and they came within 5 minutes Cons: Breakfast was mid tier with not much gluten free options. I had no tissues in my room or ice tray.

Overall, the hotel was lovely, with spacious rooms. The front desk staff were noticeably friendlier in the morning than in the afternoon, after all, a smile goes a long way. One odd thing, especially for the U.S., was the absence of a safe box in the room. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise, featuring delicious granola and a nice variety of options.

We left the snow and explored the gulf coast early March. Nice location, great breakfast included at your leisure, could eat inside or outside pool patio area. Also great exercise room and sitting area with computer access if needed. The staff was people friendly and provided us with beach chairs and beach umbrella for the week. They cared about the guest and aimed to accommodate us all. We drove 3 miles to tin city where we took 2 different boat tours. Lots of good food and shops that are more affordable. The nearby 5 th ave is fun to see how the locals and tourists enjoy the lifestyle of the wealthy. So many beaches too. Not all public access. But the beach one block from the pier, and Delors Wiggins state park offered easy access. $6 parking. Also Bonita springs barefoot beach a must. Ate at docs and watched the sunset. Drove to Sanibel island, Estero beach a fort myers area. Lots to explore. Also spent a day at Marco island. 2 mile walk to the beach. Must be able to walk there. Fun coastal experience! All beaches 2-10 parking. Did not make it to Vanderbilt, very busy no parking. Get to beaches before 10 for parking.