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Lily Hall-A Boutique Hotel

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Un restaurant, 2 bars/salons et du café/thé dans les espaces communs se trouvent dans cet hôtel non-fumeurs. Le Wi-Fi gratuit dans les parties communes et le parking sans voiturier gratuit sont aussi proposés. Des soins spa, un micro-onde d...
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Chambres non-fumeurs

  • Service en chambre

  • Salle de banquet

  • Coffre-fort

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Emplacement

415 North Alcaniz Street, Old East Hill, Pensacola, Floride, États-Unis d’Amérique

Options de chambre

King Room

Détails de la chambre

1 Très Grand Lit Double

Couchages 2

290 ft²

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Coffre-fort
1 Très Grand Lit Double

Couchages 2

274 ft²

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Coffre-fort
1 Très Grand Lit Double
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1 Canapé-Lit

Couchages 3

310 ft²

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Coffre-fort

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À l'hôtel Lily Hall - A Boutique Hotel, les voyageurs soulignent un design élégant et des espaces sociaux conviviaux, un restaurant et un speakeasy très appréciés, un emplacement pratique près du centre-ville, ainsi que des chambres confortables, tout en notant un parking limité, des nuisances sonores occasionnelles et une pression de l'eau de la douche parfois irrégulière.

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10

Noemi

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5 sept. 2026

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A séjourné 1 nuit

Very nice hotel water pressure is a little bad but they leave you a text and email letting you know it’s because the pipes are 100 years old.
Very nice hotel water pressure is a little bad but they leave you a text and email letting you know it’s because the pipes are 100 years old.

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Lawrencia

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2 sept. 2026

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A séjourné 3 nuits

The room was clean and the bed was comfy. The hotel is also very quiet. It was nice having the restaurant downstairs for evening meals. It's not too far from the beach and it's less than 5 minutes away from the downtown area. I would stay here again. One callout - sometimes the water pressure can be an issue and I wished the typewriter had ink as that would have been a great keepsake from travels.
The room was clean and the bed was comfy. The hotel is also very quiet. It was nice having the restaurant downstairs for evening meals. It's not too far from the beach and it's less than 5 minutes away from the downtown area. I would stay here again. One callout - sometimes the water pressure can be an issue and I wished the typewriter had ink as that would have been a great keepsake from travels.

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Suzanna

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6 août 2026

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A séjourné 1 nuit

The design is beautiful and good location. It was loud next to the common area at night. All self check in. Good quality instant coffee, filtered water, nice design touches. Terrible pillows though and a little small on the room and loud next to the common area. Good value though! I was traveling for work, and I dont know I will stay again for a work trip, but for a personal trip I think it could be great!
The design is beautiful and good location. It was loud next to the common area at night. All self check in. Good quality instant coffee, filtered water, nice design touches. Terrible pillows though and a little small on the room and loud next to the common area. Good value though! I was traveling for work, and I dont know I will stay again for a work trip, but for a personal trip I think it could be great!

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Spencer

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22 juin 2026

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A séjourné 1 nuit

This place is just creepy and inefficient, which is ironic because they think they are being “creative and forward thinking”. In short, this is what a hotel would be if AI created it with out any human influence. First of all there is not a living soul working at the place. No front desk, no people at all. They indicate they will send you a “door code” thirty minutes prior to your check in time and a front door code as well. However, I never received it, and had to call after hours to get it and of course only AI answered, and was zero help. A guy (45 minutes later) apparently was alerted and I was finally sent my room code. Apparently (according to my Uber driver) the building was a church that someone purchased in order to to make it into a chic place to stay. Like most of these ventures the rooms are forced and have no natural light flow or lighting other than lamps. The decor throughout the building is ok at first glance, (many books and board games and hanging chairs etc) but it became very obvious that despite the attempt To arm warm, homey and inviting, it’s in fact a sterlile waste land of modernity. Again, it was if AI created this entire place and is now wondering “why don’t people love me?” It’s because it’s all fake and lacks soul. Oh and the WiFi didn’t work and the restaurant that was suppose to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner was never inhabited by a single person. In fact, I never saw a person on the property at all but me. They don’t have a pool
This place is just creepy and inefficient, which is ironic because they think they are being “creative and forward thinking”. In short, this is what a hotel would be if AI created it with out any human influence. First of all there is not a living soul working at the place. No front desk, no people at all. They indicate they will send you a “door code” thirty minutes prior to your check in time and a front door code as well. However, I never received it, and had to call after hours to get it and of course only AI answered, and was zero help. A guy (45 minutes later) apparently was alerted and I was finally sent my room code. Apparently (according to my Uber driver) the building was a church that someone purchased in order to to make it into a chic place to stay. Like most of these ventures the rooms are forced and have no natural light flow or lighting other than lamps. The decor throughout the building is ok at first glance, (many books and board games and hanging chairs etc) but it became very obvious that despite the attempt To arm warm, homey and inviting, it’s in fact a sterlile waste land of modernity. Again, it was if AI created this entire place and is now wondering “why don’t people love me?” It’s because it’s all fake and lacks soul. Oh and the WiFi didn’t work and the restaurant that was suppose to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner was never inhabited by a single person. In fact, I never saw a person on the property at all but me. They don’t have a pool

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Robert

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22 juin 2026

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A séjourné 3 nuits

Terrible experience for many reasons. After checking in on Thursday for a three night stay I discovered there was no TV or WiFi service. (There are no employees at the hotel and registration is virtual, which I'm not a big fan of) That evening I discovered there was no parking for guests and I parked two blocks away on the street. Also, after searching the room I realized there was no water bottles in the room and no where other that the sink to find any water. Furthermore, with no employees at the hotel I had a number to call re the hotel. However, while calling at 9:45 PM Thursday night I saw the posting someone would be available to answer calls betweed 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM!!!! Pretty unbelievable to me!! Upon returning to the hotel room Friday and Saturday afternoons, the TV and WiFi I was promised never materialized. Finally, I left the hotel Saturday after noon in frustration (one day early) never being able to see the World Cup or The US Open golf. My experience at Lilly Hall was one of the worst if not the worse hotel experience of my long life. PS. There was a gentleman, Walter, that did call my number and he tried to be helpful, however, in the end his hands were tied by the management or owners.
Terrible experience for many reasons. After checking in on Thursday for a three night stay I discovered there was no TV or WiFi service. (There are no employees at the hotel and registration is virtual, which I'm not a big fan of) That evening I discovered there was no parking for guests and I parked two blocks away on the street. Also, after searching the room I realized there was no water bottles in the room and no where other that the sink to find any water. Furthermore, with no employees at the hotel I had a number to call re the hotel. However, while calling at 9:45 PM Thursday night I saw the posting someone would be available to answer calls betweed 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM!!!! Pretty unbelievable to me!! Upon returning to the hotel room Friday and Saturday afternoons, the TV and WiFi I was promised never materialized. Finally, I left the hotel Saturday after noon in frustration (one day early) never being able to see the World Cup or The US Open golf. My experience at Lilly Hall was one of the worst if not the worse hotel experience of my long life. PS. There was a gentleman, Walter, that did call my number and he tried to be helpful, however, in the end his hands were tied by the management or owners.

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