Gotha Hotel Guide - Health Central hotels in Gotha, United States of America.

"Looked very nice but didn't use. "

"Clean, spotless, great location. Staff was friendly "

"The hotel has just been opened and it looks very nice and clean. Rooms are big enough with comfortable beds and great showers "

"Overall it was a good stay. All the staff are helpful and friendly. Shout out to the older Asian looking gentleman (wasn’t able to get his name), our server at Sunshine cafe. He was probably the best server we’ve ever had. Food at the restaurants are just ok. They are, in my opinion quite pricey. The hotel is old. Our door won’t shut all the way. Sink was clogged but the got it fixed immediately. Shuttle service to the theme parks was great. If you missed the shuttle, you can walk to the park and back to the hotel. We will definitely stay there again."

"Fabulous place. Expensive food and drink around the pool but the amenities and atmosphere make it worth it. Loved it"

"Great location close to Universal! We really enjoyed the neighborhood which was great for walking our dog."

"These are the nicest huge clean rooms and the staff are Incredible. All of them!!!!!"

"I booked the connected room for my daughter and myself and it worked out perfectly. Both rooms were super clean and they were connected by an adjoining bathroom. I would definitely stay here again."

"STAY AWAY!! The moment I walked into the room, I could tell it hadn’t been properly cleaned. The air smelled stale and dirty, but after a long drive and an exhausting night, I tried to stay hopeful that it would be decent enough for one night - not to mention I'd also had a young kitten that was in distress! Unfortunately, that hope disappeared almost immediately when I saw German cockroaches running across the walls and floor. It was disgusting. There were also signs of other guests’ waste left behind, making it clear that no one had taken the time to properly sanitize the space. On top of that, I felt uncomfortable when I arrived because there was a lot of drug activity taking place among residents outside. It didn’t feel like a safe place to be. When I brought my concerns to the staff, they offered to move me to another room, but that one looked just as bad. By then it was close to midnight, and instead of helping me find a reasonable solution, the staff gave me attitude about wanting to leave. Looking back, it’s no surprise the parking lot was practically empty. Anyone who had the option to drive away and stay somewhere else probably did!"