Hotels near The Village at Mitchell Ranch, Pasco County

This hotel was convenient for a stopover stay while traveling. Free parking, with plenty of spaces. There are a couple of restaurants near by if needed, there is also a Starbucks less than a .25 mile away. The room was clean, the staff was polite and friendly. The bed was a bit firm, not the best sleep but not a deal breaker for this price point, that is expected. There are 2 seating options in the room, other than the bed, which is convenient for eating. There is a nice outdoor sitting area with hammocks and seating both with shaded areas and unshaded areas, that is a plus. There is a little area to purchase snacks and a few sundries near the front desk if needed. A car is needed for this location, a few shops near by but not really walkable. As for the room, it felt damp, the bed, towels and even our things started to feel damp. The explanation was that this is FL. As I lived in South FL and North FL, I don't buy that. There is an issue with the AC system. But for one day stopover not a deal breaker. There is only one elevator, which was inconvenient during peak times. This one elevator is utilized by staff with carts as well guest trying to get breakfast and guest checking out. Other times the one elevator was not an issue. There are only 3 floors in this hotel so the stairs were an option. In the end, the value was there for this location. Budget friendly find!

We stayed at this hotel because we had a wedding nearby. It had what we needed for a one night stay. Even though we stayed after (1 day after) Hurricane Helene, we were surprised on how cleaned the parking lot was and everything else. You couldn’t tell a major cat 4 Hurricane passed through there. I checked in through the phone so we didn’t even have to go to the front desk. Agent didn’t even say hi when we went by. Cool thing is that they have sangria, champagne and something different at the desk for you to grab. The app gave me my room number as well as the key. My husband didn’t like that because my cellphone was the key and I had to give him my cellphone every time he left the room. I’m sure we could’ve gotten an actual key if we asked though. Room was clean, and very comfortable, it included a fridge, tiny coffee maker and a microwave. King size bed, tv, desk (no pen) chair. The bathroom was very clean. White. It came with lotion, soap, shampoo, conditioner and body soap. Sufficient towels were provided for 2 people. One of the outlets next to the bed wasn’t working unfortunately. The reservation also included breakfast. Breakfast was good. There’s no bacon or scrambled eggs but you will find waffles, frittatas, assorted bread and bagels, potatoes, cereal and juices. There’s coffee in the lobby 24/7 and you can make your own iced coffee as well. Check out was easy. Again, through the app. We didn’t really have to talk to anyone. Parking is pretty horrible at this property. My husband and I came back from the wedding at like midnight and we couldn’t find anything. We had to park at the dollar tree right in front of the hotel, after an hour my husband had to go back down and look for a spot again. We eventually found a spot. This hotel was enough for what we needed. If we ever have to go back to Odessa we would stay there again.

I was there for a week long conference. Although I did not stay at the hotel since it was an easy commute, I can’t say enough about the staff. We were there the week of the hurricane and they went over and above to make sure we had everything we needed. I also noticed that a lot of people were evacuating to this hotel with their dogs o it’s nice to know that they care about guests’ pets snd allow them in the rooms. Definitely will look for a Hyatt Place when we travel with our dog!

Holiday Inn Expresses are our default hotel choice and this one, being in Florida and a relatively well-travelled area, met all our expectations save for ONE glaring issue. We got in around 8 after driving all day and decided to take the front desk’s suggestion and exercise the 20% discount at the TGI Fridays within walking distance. Since we hadn’t been to one in 15 years we decided ‘what the heck?’ After returning from dinner feeling no pain, as they say, we went to bed without really scrutinizing they room. In the morning, once we were a little more lucid, I noticed the toilet I was sitting on had some MAJOR issues. As someone that’s renovated a couple houses I’m pretty comfortable in my theory that this toilet was probably rescued from a bathroom AFTER it it had been demolished. The seat was stained, marred and scored and the porcelain rim had chips in it. All this was noticed after we had been using it the night before and that morning. A toilet seat in this condition can not be properly cleaned and I felt pretty disgusted that we had used it after taking showers and going to bed - pretty much felt like I needed another shower after seeing it. How does something like this happen? How could such a key component of a hotel stay be in such unacceptable condition? Otherwise the facility was well-kept and comfortable. The only other quibble I could muster is the air conditioner being a little loud, but it’s Florida and they get worked hard. We’ll still keep going to HIE locations but this was probably the biggest fail we’ve ever experienced at one.

This is not a bad property at all. A little hard to get to and such when leaving 75, but I managed. The room was nice, clean and a good size. I found the breakfast to a bit lacking for a Hampton Inn. The pool was clean. Hallways were warm, but air seemed to be on.

I had the worst hotel experience of my entire life with this hotel. I booked a room for one night on ******* and paid in full for the room. The day I was to check in, I called the hotel around 10:30 p.m. to see what was the latest time I could check in was. I was told by the front desk lady that I could check in anytime and that if it was after 11:00p.m that I would just need to dial 500 on the phone in the lobby and someone would come to check me in. I arrived at the hotel at 11:20 p.m and started dialing 500 in the phone in the lobby. For ONE HOUR I continued to call 500 on the phone as well as call the front desk phone number on my cell phone and no one EVER answered ! I was forced to go to a different nearby hotel and pay way more than I paid for this hotel, just to have somewhere to sleep for the night. When I got checked into the other hotel and got into my room, I began calling this hotel again and around 1:30 a.m. in the morning a female finally answered at the front desk ! I explained what happened and she said,” I’m sorry”, in the most uncaring, unbothered attitude ever. I asked her if she had any explanation as to why she didn’t answer the phone while I was outside calling for an hour and she simpley said,” No, I don’t have an answer and you can call in the morning and speak to the Manager about getting a refund.” This was by far the most ridiculous hotel experience I have ever had in my life and I would never EVER try to stay at this hotel and/or recommend anyone to stay here. The employees simply just do not care about customers, their job, customer service or really anything. The best part, I filed a complaint with ******* and I am still waiting on a refund ! Apparently, the Manager at this hotel has still not responded to the email that ******* sent requesting the refund! Again, worst hotel experience ever. It is absolutely disgusting that they would leave customers standing there for an hour calling the number to check in and no one ever answers the phone. My guess is that the employee either fell asleep or was on her own agenda doing something and left me and my family stranded and forced to go to a different hotel and pay way more for the night, after already paying in advance for this hotel. DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL!

My family of four went to Wesley Chapel to visit friends. We stood at the Best Western and had such a great experience. The hotel was clean, staff was great, beds were comfortable, breakfast was more than we expected and the location was great. We were 15 mins from my friends place. And a 2 minute drive from the Grove Theatre and shops. They also opened up Krates at the Grove where you can eat and drink, listen to live music, watch a live game and come back to the hotel. It was great!

I was not expecting too much from a two-star hotel, at least I don't believe expecting a hot shower is expecting too much. The water was cool after running it for 10 minutes. Not good. I am happy to report that the room was reasonably clean except for the back of the pocket door that only someone who was sitting on the toilet with it closed would see. Not filthy, just scruffy. Beds were comfortable. The room had a musty odor but not unbearable. It was okay. Breakfast was not too bad. I would skip the eggs and sausage (blecch!) and just go for some cereal and yogurt. Those were fresh and lovely. The employees were pleasant. We were near the elevator. I found it to be noisy, lots of loud talking and kids screaming woke me up several times. If all you want is a place to crash, then this is safe and adequate. If you are looking for luxury than go up a few stars. I found this to be extremely overpriced at $240 for my stay. But it was a Saturday night. They had me by the...well they had me. Enjoy my $240 bucks because this is the last you'll see of me unless the better places are booked up again.