Best Flamingo Crossings hotel?

[Tinkeq]

We like all the hotels in this area. It will just be two adults for 3 days so we are Looking for the one that is the nicest and has a nice looking pool to chill by for some relaxation. Thoughts?

 

[summerlvr]

I've stayed at the Springhill Suites and at the Fairfield Inn, and I would say of those 2, I would stay at the Springhill if I was wanting to chill and hang out at the pool. It is the oldest, along with the TownePlace Suites and they share amenities, but have a really nice pool area and pool bar. Fairfield is a basic but nice room with a smaller pool, but they do have a pool bar (just a window type thing) with decent drinks and snacks.

 

[HopperFan]

We stayed at the Homewood Suites / Home 2 Suites property. A newer pair. Homewood is really nice, suites, the food amenities. The pool is great, lots of lounges, tables, umbrellas. Right next to it is an outdoor bar and in evenings seemed to be a nice crowd there. Also large fire pit area. Walkable to FC businesses.

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[hertamaniac]

I just stayed at the Townplace Suites a few months ago. Pool is great. Hot tub is really nice and somewhat secluded. Price was great and the kitchen setup was super convenient.

But the best was the breakfast buffet, price and cleanliness. I highly recommend and I'm a local that does some non-sanctioned reviews for off-site hotels and eateries.

There is also a Target, with a cool mini-supermarket, across the street (easy walk). It's perfect for snacks, microwavable treats and late night food/drinks. There is also a large lounge and grill that serves delightful food right in between the Fairfield and Townplace; it's not 5 star nor does it pretend to be, but it's quite good with reasonable pricing.