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Great place to stay! In town for work and couldn’t of been happier with the staff, the food, and the cleanliness of the overall establishment. Will definitely recommend to anyone in the area

Hôtel récent, calme et moderne au bord de l'eau. La vue sur la marina depuis la chambre est magnifique. Très belle chambre, bien équipée. La piscine est très jolie. Un restaurant et tiki bar accessible à pied, ainsi qu'une balade sur les quais. Le quartier est agréable.

First time staying at this location It was a good stay at this location , close to downtown… provided shuttle bus to airport which was great … only 1 part I didn’t like how the hotel charged you $11 hotel fee for what , they just said we charge everyone after checking out , not a great way to remember the hotel by 😡

Four Points by Sheraton Punta Gorda Harborside is a faded relic of the Redneck Riviera’s fleeting glory, a crumbling reminder of southwest Florida’s slow decline. The assault begins before you’re inside. Harbor-side rooms sit a stone’s throw from US-41, where diesel-belching trucks thunder past like a rolling demolition derby. Inside, the decay deepens: carpets stained with untold stories of neglect, and air conditioning units rattling like an aging smoker, gasping for one last breath. The lone dining option is edibly reasonable, while the gym is another sad tale. Broken, filthy equipment wheezes and creaks, barely clinging to functionality. Half the machines don’t work; the other half probably shouldn’t. The pool? A tepid, saltwater puddle that’ll dry out your skin as fast as it cools you, pack your moisturizer. But the staff? They’re the saving grace, an unshakable testament to Southern hospitality’s ability to evolve. It’s like they’ve taken that old charm; welcoming, easygoing, deeply personal, and fused it with modern inclusivity. Southern hospitality is “woke” when done right: attentive, human, and rooted in making everyone feel valued. They handle every request, from coffee to room issues, with a sincerity that feels effortless. Four Points may be crumbling, but the staff keeps its soul alive. They’re proof that connection, delivered with heart, can still shine through decay.

In the Dark, but not the Hotel’s fault. Was staying two nights but 30 minutes after I checked in, the power to 1/2 the town went off. I had to check out and could not stay. Hotel accommodated the cancellation.

The bed and pillows were comfy. The room was clean and quiet. Offered premium channels on TV.