Tropicals of Palm Beach

The pool and patio area felt so vintage and fancy. I loved all the palm trees and flowers. The pool area was clean and the water was refreshing. Our room was cool, stocked nicely and the beds and sheets very comfortable. Our room Was very clean. The location was prime. Staff lovely and always friendly.

A fresh coat of paint and new carpets would do the inside of the building wonders. I think it would help with musty smell. I understand the building is old but the charm is there still.

The staff was great. The evening guy at the front desk was fun to talk to and knowledgeable.

Free parking was around the corner but there was valet for $15 a day.

Lovely room, well kitted out kitchen.

WiFi very weak and often don’t work at all

Our experience fell below expectations. This is not a hotel, but a condo building with individually owned units - so amenities are very limited (no restaurant, bar, or coffee/breakfast area). It operates much more like an Airbnb setup, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing - but you need to know that going in, as not all units are equal. The building itself feels very outdated and not well maintained. While I appreciate older or historic properties, this did not come across as charming-just worn and in need of updates. We stayed in Unit 3127 and would rate it one star. There is no true front desk support for your unit - you must contact the individual owner for any issues. Also, if you arrive early, there is no secure luggage storage; bags are left out in the open in the lobby. Main issues: • A/C: There is no vent in the bedroom - only a window-style unit in the living room. As a result, the bedroom was 10–15° warmer and very uncomfortable for sleeping. • Non-working items: Coffee maker and makeup mirror did not work. • Bedding: Sheets did not fit the bed and constantly came off. • Door lock: Malfunctioning upon arrival (though maintenance fixed it quickly). If you are choosing this location for walkable beach access, be aware that most nearby beaches are private. The closest public access point lacks restrooms and basic facilities, so you’ll need to travel to reach a beach with proper amenities. Bottom line: If you book, ask detailed questions about the specific unit and location so you know exactly what to expect.