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"Downside: The room itself was small, musty, and took 10 minutes for the shower to heat up. My room had no information about the wifi, local areas or eateries, or if the water/soda in the fridge cost anything. Upside: The staff were wonderful and kind. The room was quiet and comfortable. "

"Yesss it was beautiful view"

"Individual AC units are small but work. Free parking on site. Nice breakfast and happy hours"

"Enjoyed the pool cabana was nice. The room'ms closet was almost as big as the bathroom and could have at least had a full size ironing board and a light. The vanity in the bathroom was almost non existant making its use difficult. The vent fan was on whenever the room was used and quite loud. The staff was very pleasant and the food was good and parking convenient. All told we would look for an upgraded room if we book again."

"No parking, had to park a few miles away and Uber. Staff was unprofessional. Our room was not very clean, in disrepair, and the safety lock was ripped off the door. The air conditioning worked well."

"Clean room, great service, delicious coffee bar. "

"This property is an embarrassment to the Marriott brand. I booked one night here for my in-laws due to an emergency, and their experience was a nightmare. They are extremely loyal to Marriott and have held Ambassador Elite status for as long as I’ve known them. They both said this is the worst Marriott property they have ever stayed at. The central AC is not working in most of the rooms. Instead, you’re given a portable AC unit in the room. These units are exactly as noisy and disruptive as you would expect. And here’s the best part: the portable AC is vented through the window. Yes, that means your window is left open all night in the middle of Downtown St. Petersburg. Humidity is a problem, as is outside noise. I’ve lived in St Pete for 13 years. Downtown is always lively, both from nightlife and traffic. This property sits on 4th st, one of the main roads in the city. At 3:00 a.m., there will still be traffic. If this were a roadside motel charging by the hour, maybe this situation would make sense. But this is a Marriott. If a room isn’t up to Marriott standards, it shouldn’t be offered for booking. I don’t enjoy writing negative reviews, but at $394 per night, this one felt necessary. If management is willing to offer rooms in this condition without any warning or proactive accountability, it raises serious doubts about how they handle other issues guests might encounter. I’m sure the staff are doing their best and are probably very kind, but there is simply no excuse fo"

"I was very satisfied with my stay at The Mint in St. Petersburg. The price was very reasonable. The only small thing I would say is the parking is a little "

"Staff was great. Liked the happy hour, nice pool. "