Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What is Miromar Lakes like for travelers who love the beach?
Discover your ideal place to stay in Miromar Lakes, which has a lot to offer the traveler looking for a beach getaway.
When's the best time for a beach vacation in Miromar Lakes?
The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temperature of 82°F,
Coldest months: January, February, December, and March
Driest months: February, December, November, and March
Rainiest months: August, July, June, and September
What is there to see and do around Miromar Lakes?
After checking into your accommodation of choice, you’ll probably want to venture out and explore. Beach lovers can head straight to Lover’s Key Beach or Castle Beach for some quality time by the water. Discover a variety of local attractions, which include Florida Gulf Coast University and Alico Arena. For more things to see and do, consider visiting Gulf Coast Town Center or Hertz Arena.
Recent reviews of Miromar Lakes hotels
Expedia verified reviews
5/5 Excellent
"The renovation after the hurricane has made this place quite nice. The rooms are clean, and feel modern with some very considerate touches.
The area around it is still in recovery. This means limited options for food, shopping, and visiting. Plus, smells of sewage are often encountered while cycling around the area due to an abundance of portalets at job sites.
It’s been 20 yrs or so since I have lived in the area and been a frequent visitor to Sanibel. It seems like it has converted from a small island beach town with actual locals to a place for the ultra wealthy to buy their third, fourth, fifth etc. vacation home. My guess is the hurricane just accelerated that process as actual locals cash out and developers and realtors just see the land as a cash cow and a spot to build a multi-million dollar home. Sanibel, like so many other coastal areas have become, is serviced mostly by people who live off island and can answer few questions about the area and its history. It’s still a beautiful place, but it has lost a lot of its down-to-earth charm and hospitality, at least from what I can remember.
This hotel though seems to have somehow kept that very elusive low key hospitality and small town feel intact. Kudos to them and I will return again, at least until someone finds a way to buy it out and coverts it to a Marriott something or other."
A verified traveler from Oviedo stayed at Sanibel Island Beach Resort
"The resort is extremely awesome!!! But I don’t know why the parking is an extra and is really expensive, if you are paying for staying there! And you don’t have option to parking in other sites more accesible! Is more expensive the parking than the food… I don’t get it "
A verified traveler stayed at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort - A Noble House Resort
"1-Night last minute business stay
Very happy with accommodations considering the last moment pivot in plans to stay on the west coast for an additional day.
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A verified traveler stayed at Best Western Fort Myers Inn & Suites