Stayed in Room #2. There was a strong musty smell and what appeared to be mold on the bathroom ceiling above the door. We did not feel comfortable staying and had to find other accommodations. Very disappointing experience.L

This inn offers no services whatsoever. While they offer a good location in the historic district, that is their one and only selling point. It is completely contactless, meaning you will see no employees or manager, and will receive no help with anything. The personnel that cleans the place knows nothing about who is even running it, or where they work out of. The cleanliness is marginal. The place smelled. The carpet is brown and old, and gross. They have 2 flights of stairs you have walk up and carry your own bags. It is basically a hovel near a greasy bar and restaurant that they seem to think is a great deal for anyone desperate enough to stay the night during the city’s Nights of Lights. Don’t go. It’s a lot of hype over nothing. You would probably see similar or better lights in your own hometown. Bottom line is they don’t care about their guests or if you like it, they only want the money. Extremely poor business concept.

It has an excellent location right downtown, however parking is inconvenient and far away. Description says it has bay views but I looked out the window and we could see just a tiny corner of water so not really a great view. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom, towels, and kitchenette were nice. However, the room was very humid to the point where things felt wet and even the air conditioning didn't seem to dry the room out. Also, the walls seemed very thin and we could hear conversations nearby.

Can’t beat it. The inn is perfectly located in the historic district, just across the street from the city marina on the Bayfront and walking distance to all the shops, restaurants, and cafes. Every morning I walked to a coffee shop nearby and got a fancy coffee and walked along the Bayfront, but there is also coffee provided in the room. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room was super clean. The housekeeper was friendly and very detailed. The parking lot was a short and very cute walk. I walked all over the city during my stay which was great. There is a pub downstairs but it was very quiet, you would never know, at least during my stay. Will stay again!!

We stayed two nights at Bella Bay 5/19 and 5/20 and the only time it was quiet was between 12:30am and 6amLoud music constantly, two wedding receptions in the building right next door, and the thumping of the music from the pub directly below our floor, people standing outside the window yelling and talking like they were in the room. The loudest construction I have ever heard all morning.It was awful.We almost left in the middle of the night the first night and went back home to Orlando.If had not had a prior engagement the next day we would have.The parking situation was terrible.. the lot was half a mile from the hotel and it was in an empty parking lot of an abandoned building… I was the only car in there when I parked. I moved my car the following morning and ended up using a paid spot in front of the hotel the rest of the trip. I was not comfortable leaving my car in that sketchy lot.The room had a very musty smell to it but other than that it was very clean and the bed was very comfortable, wish I could have actually had a peaceful nights sleep in it.Sadly we will not be staying at this hotel again.. nearly 300 dollars a night is easily twice as much as this room is worth during the most peak of times.Disclaimers about the noise and parking should be made before purchasing.