Tarpon Inn

If u need sleep..it's got air was clean. Had good ice machine.

Nice place and will be nicer when the remodeling is done

I stayed for one night at this place and will not again after doing the usual cleaning that I do upon staying at a hotel where I use their towels and wipe my feet after walking on the floors. I only received half of my deposit back, over dirty towels. WTF?!? The office lady asked, "What did I do to her towels?" (which were of low quality). I did not mean to offend her; however, I was being honest as I told her, "I cleaned your room with them." She then insinuated that I was lying and must have washed something with it. And that her rooms are cleaned. My response to her was, "Let's compare rooms side by side so I can show you what I cleaned because the room was filthy. She didn't take me up on that challenge. She is a thief from this side of things because towels are meant to get dirty. I suggest pairing up with a local laundry service that sends out and picks up laundry for hotels. You make an average of 29200-36500 per room annually. That's what I get for wanting to save money. At least RM 111 was cleaned well for the next guests. You would think that with the housing community around the bayou, the owners would invest in updating the rooms, which will be paid for with rate increases.

SUCIO. Desagradable. No volvería. Sábanas sucias, manchadas. Insectos importantes caminando por las puertas de las habitaciones. Falta limpieza.

Im not sure if the lock worked on the door so I put a chair in front of it to help secure it. I’m not sure what was louder the refrigerator or the air conditioner. The air was stuck on 61. Could not get hot water in the shower. Road noise and sirens most of the night.