Ocean Inn South Padre Island

Room looked nothing like what was advertised! Restroom tub paint was chipping and It had about maybe 3 small cockroaches. We also had 2 small lizards in our room … you can definitely tell people live here just keep that in mind ! Pool was under “maintenance” we walked passed it and it was all green and looked like it hasn’t been touched in months … also we noticed the ac units outside had buckets to hold water and it just looked not clean 😬

The room was absolutely disgusting — nothing like the pictures. The bathroom had what looked like blood stains, the door didn’t lock, and everything smelled of humidity. The bed was holding up the mini split, the hallways had buckets catching water, and the towels looked dirty and gross. I felt unsafe and left after only 10 minutes. The only good thing about this hotel was the polite and kind person at the front desk. By far the worst and most unsanitary hotel I’ve ever seen.

Positive: Not much to like it needs work. Negative: Name of hotel is not updated so it's no visible to find. The phone number provided does not work.

It's clear there are people living here; they not only have pet cats, but decor, including fake plants and a poster of TLC. The walls are paper thin, so I could hear the tv (or phone call?) of the person a room or two down the hall and occasionally people would randomly shout. The pool was out of service as was the ice machine. The bed was essentially a futon and the pillows were lumpy. The walls desperately needed patching and the marine blue "accent wall" was not enough to compensate for that. I was given 2 rough bath towels and no washcloths or hand towels. The traffic noise was also really loud. I'm pretty sure the window is single-paned. To sum it al up, I've never been to a motel or hotel without a bible in the nightstand. It's pretty bad when even the Gideons have decided your estab

The hotel was overrun by cockroaches, and the toll-free customer service provided false pricing information, resulting in a nearly $300 per night charge for a hotel that should have cost only $40 per night. It's astonishing that such a filthy establishment is allowed to operate by the health department. With a price tag of $300 a night, one would expect them to invest in pest control and proper cleaning services.