Seminole Inn

We travel on money we've saved and will save ove the years. We try not to waste it. We used this hotel for our stay in West Palm Beach 30 miles away. It was a busy place, mainly older people like us looking for a place we can afford that will allow us to do more things in town. It has an old feel to it, but not in a bad way. It's a B&B without the breakfast. Our room was clean but not spacious. They did have large sitting rooms on both floors that look like great places to sit and relax. However we don't do much of either when we travel. It was a 30 minute drive out and back and not convenient for mid day trips to your room. But we had that factored in. The rooms were 40% the price of rooms in WPB, saving us $150 dollars a day to spend on meals and entertainment. There were several other couples staying here, all for the same reason. There's no one here after 5 so you have to use their method of getting you into the building and then your room. We would do this again, although it's not luxurious.

What a nice and rustic retreat! Very clean rooms and linens with a cheerful and friendly staff who strives to please. The dining room was temporarily closed but diner next door is open 7-2 and has excellent breakfast. Johnnie (owner) is exceptionally friendly and eager to talk history of Inn and local history. The quietness cannot be overstated...a bar is a short distance down the street but no noise at the Inn other than street In front. Keep in mind that it is rustic and clean...no fancy thrills or $300 rooms.

The building was very cool with great history. The room was clean and worked well for us. We would stay here again.

It's very historical, like a step back in time. Rooms could use some updating, but overall it's a fun experience. We enjoyed sitting on the front porch or in the back garden by the pool.

The concept of Hotel is Amazing, is very clean and confortable. In Love with everything.

This 1926 property is a grand old dame. Yes, there are wrinkles but the experience was wonderful. There are antiques and information about the history of this gem and the Seminole indians. The owner and staff were very accomadating and friendly. The restaurant was 350 feet down the street and alas, they were out of their homemade sausage. Breakfast was tasty, filling, and reasonably priced. We stayed 2 nights and will return when back in the area.

Stayed at Seminole inn for a few days on a recent Buisness trip, lots of character as it is an older hotel. Was very disappointed that no mention of the restaurant being closed was made on any of the websites for the hotel. They save that surprise for you at check in.

The property is over 100 years old. Very quaint. Mike at the front desk is very welcoming and available for anything you need. The grounds out back are beautiful and well kept. Weekend meals are excrllent. Lots of history and antiques here. Original builders are related to the royalty in Great Britain. Only place to lodge in Indiantown. We like it

A very nice old historic Inn - but there is obviously a need for maintenance. Dangerous plugs without wall plates hanging out of the wall - any movement near the outlets caused the electric to cut out. A definite fire and safety hazard. In addition the furniture is old to compliment the Inn, but the furniture is also in need of repair. If necessary maintenance is completed the Inn would be more comfortable and charming.