Everglades Motel Homestead

Room was so small. Carpet and chairs were so stained. Bathroom was really small. Shower was full of mildew. Smoke detector was hanging from the ceiling. Air conditioner worked but was duct taped together. The one good thing was the bed was clean and comfortable. I would not recommend unless there is no where else to stay.

Considering the fact that it's in a really seedy part of town in Homestead and the clients are not the greatest. The staff is a nice person and the room is clean, a.c. works good, bed is comfortable and room is bug free! She provided us with a small fridge and a microwave that made our stay better than some of the big name places. I would consider staying here again except the neighborhood will prevent me from returning.

Owner is cool and relatable. Just needed a quick 3 night stay before moving into my apartment. First room had power issues but they quickly resolved the problem and the maintenance lady cleaned out a better room for us. No to mention the maintenance lady is a hard worker and I hope she is getting paid well!! She can get into more upscale hotels if she really wanted to, very talented, hard working and kind hearted. She will help you with whatever you need. I hope she finds her real calling ❤🖤❤...all in all not to fancy, could use some renovation, it's clean as it could possibly be for an old motel. A little loud thought the day but no one is a bother.

This motel is under New Management. They're doing their best to get it cleaned up.

Both locks were damaged. The deadbolt wouldn't lock and the knob wouldn't unlock. It took calling the police to make them reopen my door for me. The toilet seat wouldn't stay up unless the lid on the tank was shoved back. The pests are incredibly bold. There is nothing like taking a piss and feeling roaches crawl between your toes. Which was almost as demoralising as using a lavatory with no door or shower curtain. Also the window curtains don't close unless you tie them shut, there's termite damage, the moldings are peeling off the walls and there was a nausea inducing chemical smell that reminded me of things my Science teacher advised against touching. It seemed to come from everywhere and never went away. Best of all the smoke detector needed a new battery, so it chirped all night and