Hotels in Fort Myers Beach, FL

“Almost to the job @ the north end of Ft. Myers Beach and remember I had forgotten to pick up some rare threaded/pitch screws I needed and was really happy to see the assortment they had on hand, They saved my day?, Thankyou for having the Goodz?”

“I can't say enough good things about this property. We stayed for a week and would most definitely come back!Rooms: I have never been more impressed with a hotel....... very clean.There is always someone cleaning around here. You can always find someone cleaning a room if you need something. I even walk around in the room with my shoes off which is something I never do at a hotel!Safety: It's annoying to have to unlock every door with your key to get in and out (if you're not using the front entrance), but it really does make you feel safe and secure!Walkability: The Trolley to Ft. Myers Beach starts right next to the hotel. You walk a couple hundred of feet, jump on the trolley, pay your fare and end up at the beach. No parking and hassle driving. It runs every half hour.There is a Walmart within walking distance if you would need to go pick something up and don't have a car.”

“Windward Passage Resort: Ardent Sunsets Fifty-five years ago, as young educators, my wife and I selected Ft. Meyers beach as a holiday destination during the Christmas break. We enjoyed the Christmas holidays with our parents and relatives and drove south to Ft. Meyers Beach Holiday Inn for a week of sun, and the salty beaches and the Gulf of Mexico. I recall that we made this excursion in our new 1968 Camaro that did not have power steering, power anything, airbags, or a GPS system. And we endured/enjoyed the drive. What were we thinking? Holiday Inn and a road-trip to Florida? This was to be the last holiday taken in this fashion. We soon realized that our lifestyle provided plenty of holiday time, and we have the resources to fly to U.S. and world-wide destination. Holidays Inns are a vague and very distance memory. I tend to be a linear thinker concerning attendance at national conferences and in terms of planning holidays. We seem to have a queue of airline tickets and timeshare reservations. The vital holiday planning is for spring break. Within weeks of the last spring break, we are trading for next year's spring break, and we are finding airline tickets as soon as the airlines post the routes. There are too many reasons to purchase a two-bedroom condo, and our stable is filled with ten two-bedroom timeshares. However, we traded years ago into Windward Passage Resort (418 Estero Boulevard Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931 239-463-1194) on the quiet north section of Ft. Meyers Beach. Ft. Meyers Beach is not Sanibel and Captiva, but for a small fraction of the price, we purchased two weeks of one-bedroom units. There are very few two-bedroom units at this property, and very few two-bedroom units appear on the secondary market. I believe that location is vital; that timeshare ownership should be in geographic areas that one will re-visit; and that timeshare ownership is not an economic investment, but rather a lifestyle investment. Windward Passage Resort also turned out to be an economic investment. We sold the two properties at a profit. Windward Passage Resort is a resort that we greatly enjoyed for several years; all 52 weeks are flex ownership, and we always scheduled the very same unit for two consecutive weeks. Timeshare owners know the advantage of making these arrangements: no refrigerator transfer of food, no kitchen transfer, no bathroom transfers, and no clothing or luggage transfer. Windward Passage Resort has a great swimming pool on the south side; we always arranged to reserve our units on the north side with a beach view rather than a view of children playing about the pool. Some years, we found profit in renting the unit, and these ocean and beach front one-bedroom units traded into five star and two-bedroom units with a degree of ease. All 53 week are red weeks at Windward Passage Resort. My wife and I are avid tennis fans, and Windward Passage Resort, and the tennis courts are one story high on the roof of the parking lot. This is a unique and clever arrangement, and one which discourages ball retrieval. The photographs (while limited) on the Interval international Website do not provide justice to this gem of a property. Ft. Meyers is the archetypical Florida "snowbird city." The hordes come in November and depart in April. This means that often the bridge from Ft. Meyers to Ft. Meyers Beach is in gridlock. This is not the case in the summer months. We fly to the Ft. Meyers airport, pick up a Hertz number 1 automobile and drive the 18-22 miles to Windward Passage Resort in about 30 minutes. During the "snowbird months" allow at least an hour for the same trip. I posted this review on the Web several years ago: "Outstanding small resort located between city pier and city park. Although small rooms, the veranda provides an outstanding Gulf view. Summers are hot and humid, and good vacation times. Winters can generate fierce traffic problems. Hurricanes have done their worst to this property, and it has always bounced back. Ideal for small families. Great staff." The foll”

“Chose to stay here again and it's better than ever! Super clean, easy check in instructions, parking, pool and hot tub are A+. Perfect location and looking forward to staying again.”

“I just returned home from a 6 night stay at Lovers Key Resort. Beautiful place with extraordinary views. There is no beach at this resort but beaches are very close. I am more of a pool person and the pool is top notch with water as warm as bath water. The only negative was very limited WiFi which did not matter to us but if you need it bring your Hotspot. Our room had Direct TV in both bedroom and living room. Very peaceful and relaxing resort.”

“This place is amazing. So happy Margaritaville is at FMB. Thank you Jason at 5 o’clock somewhere for making our experience soooo memorable and fun. You ROCK!!!! Anyone looking for a great getaway you’ve found it here.”