The Hibiscus House

This is a lovely, well-maintained, house in Ft. Myers. We only stayed one day/evening but would highly recommend it for folks who enjoy the B&B experiences. The house is very clean and tidy, the grounds feel very safe and ease of use was super simple. The only thing that would be nice if there was someone/anyone to greet you (a friendly face) to make the experience a little more personal. The 'self-photo' camera and photo wall makes for a nice touch - overall, we enjoyed our stay and would easily stay again.

This house is so beautiful. My husband didn't want to leave! The service is wonderful and unobtrusive. The breakfast was delicious. We enjoyed being able to walk to several places nearby. Hibiscus House is a place we will absolutely return!

Horrible. Had a gift certificate that I attempted to use and the owners would not accept. They said they were sold and the new owners would accept. The most pathetic experience in talking with these people who won't even respond to my emails. Good luck if you stay there, but not recommended since you cannot get anyone to respond to your inquiries.

The decor is beautiful- the selection for breakfast was wonderful and requests were answered immediately!! The rooms are decorated so cute- the flamingo room and the parrot room are favorites! The rooms are super clean and very comfortable. It was so much nicer than staying in a hotel.

Great location. Walk to the Edison and Ford Estates, passing by a little brewery on the way. Close to the river front and to downtown with great choices of restaurants. Very clean and comfortable. Enjoyable breakfast options. Friendly staff. Would highly recommend.

Beautiful, newly renovated, Inn, right in the middle of the Historic District. The INN has 5 rooms- all redone, including new, modern bathrooms. The location is great- about 1/2 mile from downtown and a short walk to the river or the Edison Estate. within a block there is a craft brewery with outdoor seating (Coastal Dayz) and a breakfast /lunch spot. The Inn was exceptionally clean and the remote check-in and communication was flawless. The on-site day staff were charming, but not intrusive. The linens were high end, and the breakfast was more than continental- eggs, sausage, potatoes, cereal, yogurt, fruit, toast, etc. Cookies in the evening were a nice touch and we appreciated the bottles of water and candy set out 24/7. Also lots of information about the area was available in the nicely appointed common areas and on-site parking was a plus. My husband told me it was the nicest place we have stayed and we certainly would go back if in the area.

Our experience was almost the same as chronicled in DayTrip43359550232's review. Apparently, there is a small one line on the establishments website that indicates that they no longer serve a breakfast. We found out when we received the check-in procedures on the day we arrived. Other issues include: The carpet in the Jasmine, Bougainvilla, and Orchid rooms are very dirty and worn and need to be replaced. The exterior is in the early stages of disrepair. The outside of the building needs cleaning and painting. The shrubbery is overgrown and there is significant vegetation debris on the ground. There are cracks and upward expansion in the concrete walkway around the building. The walkway appears to have been painted and is very slippery when wet. The water in the Orchid room was lukewarm at 9:30 p.m. The person we contacted via text advised that they don't have that problem and we could use a different shower if we would like and the hot water heater is new. We suspect the water heater is on a timer and by late evening the water has cooled. (We were the only occupants of the Inn during our one night stay and never saw an employee or owner). Out contact person advised there was a new owner as of 8/7/2023. A look at the 2024 reservation calendar shows that the rates will be increased about 40% (we paid $210) and a seven night stay will be required. There are not an adequate number of activities in the area to justify a seven night stay. IMO.