[Kenswing]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

Does the East port Hotel have a website?

Of course it does.

[jimhoward]

I think many people staying at Eastport Hotel are either visiting friends or relatives living in the Eastport area, or are participating in Middleton school events. I see lots of younger people. I think the location is the key.

From what I have seen (in reviews and on-line images), the rooms are nothing fancy but perfectly nice.

I don't think it is expensive unless you consider $150-$200/night, including fees and tax, expensive.

To me, the only problem with the Hotel is that it is independent so you can't use or accumulate Marriot or Hilton points (depending on whether you are a Marriot or Hilton person). Seniors with 1M+ Marriott points don't like paying cash for Hotels. Very limited Marriott options around here.

[RedChariot]

Originally Posted by ByebyeMichigan

There’s a restaurant in the hotel , a steak house next door and Middleton 5 minutes down the road with a handful of restaurants now open ………

Steak house next door? What would that be? Menu at the restaurant in the hotel gives no breakfast options, but states it is open during breakfast hours.

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

Of course it does.

Help a guy out….
Home - Hotel Eastport

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

Steak house next door? What would that be? Menu at the restaurant in the hotel gives no breakfast options, but states it is open during breakfast hours.

Prime + Ember Signature Steakhouse | Best Steak in The Villages Florida | 7030 Central Lake Drive, Sumterville, FL, USA

Upstairs is the Terrace which features an app menu, cocktails and great views of the area.

Yamas - Hotel Eastport

Portside Coffee in the sales center has light breakfast items.

[Keninches]

Originally Posted by Haggar

Has some friends stay there during Xmas week. A little high priced - also no place for breakfast in Eastport.

The night we had dinner with them at Prime + Embers (an upscale place) wait was 45 minutes - but food was excellent and service was fantastic.

They were looking at both resales and new houses. The hotel at Sumter (Waterside?) was better priced and had access to more restaurants including breakfast places.

Waterside would be a better choice. Everything you need is walkable.

[Ken D.]

Originally Posted by Keninches

Waterside at Lakeside Landing is a better choice. Great views and short walking distance to lots of places to eat and LSL Square for entertainment. Less than 5 minute walk.

I think it’s Waterfront

[Keninches]

Right. Sorry.