Manor Inn

Last minute stay

We stop the car when we saw Manor inn, in the front desk they have a business card and then I call the cellphone. I rented the place for one night, have dinner and some drinks in gay venue, which is in a walking distance. Nothing else to say than thank you for the walking stay.

A total dump!

OMG!! the add says: "this quaint property is popular for its refined rooms and excellent service." This could not be more false! This place is a dump and needs to be torn down and rebuilt! I really think its a shame that people can advertise anywhere without being evaluated by the the media they advertise in! Let's be real..i wouldn't pay more than $69.00/night instead of the $169.00/night this slum is charging! It's a run down place, quick fixed and badly, the beds are not comfortable and beside its location, it has nothing to offer but deception.

A dump!

Don't stay here unless you REALLY have to. The rooms are small and filled with tacky, broken things. Chips falling from the ceiling. The pool area if filled with broken furniture. Creepy people hanging around. AND its $145 a night! OMG. A sty. If the owner had not made me pay for my three nights upfront with no return I would be so out of here. The pits. Live and learn.

Avoid this place

When I arrived, my reservation had been changed without my consent, costing me an additional, non refundable, $80.00. This is no tropical resort. It's someone with a fairly nice, older home, renting out both his spare bedrooms, as well as 2 more next door. The walls are paper thin, forcing the tennent to hear the owners TV all night long. There are no blankets and the heater is derilict at best. Between the mortuary like atmosphere, the noise, and freezing, I got zero sleep and caught a bad cold my first night. I left, eating the non-refundable $340.00 charge for the next two nights. Spare yourself the grief, and go elsewhere.

No car? No problem

The gay district of Wilton Manors consists of a series of bars along a busy strip of highway. If you want to hit the bars, but don’t want to risk a DUI, the Manor Inn is one of the few options you have. The exterior of the building looks a bit run-down, with overgrown plants and in need of a coat of paint. My room itself was clean, though, with thrift shop furniture and mismatched towels. There was an ancient computer and equally dated sound system with a cassette deck. To be fair, though, there was also a flat screen TV and free wi-fi. Breakfast was extremely basic: coffee, orange juice, packaged rolls, yogurt and fruit. I didn’t see the owner-manager very much, and when I did, he didn’t seem too concerned about whether or not I was enjoying my stay. Overall, I had a good time at some of the bars and restaurants, but don’t have any real desire to return to either the town or the B & B.