Largo Resort

This place is basically an overpriced Airbnb pretending to be a resort. The second you check in, you’ll need to drive to Publix because the rooms are equipped with almost nothing. No kitchenette, barely any amenities, and they don’t even have WATER available on the property. Like… how is that even possible? They advertise food and drinks, which is honestly laughable because it’s completely misleading. We felt totally bamboozled when we got there. To make it worse, the staff was incredibly rude and acted annoyed anytime we asked simple questions. The whole experience felt very “figure it out yourself” except you’re paying resort prices for it. Just know what you’re walking into before booking.

********READ THIS BEFORE BOOKING******** My wife and I booked what we thought would be a relaxing baby moon in anticipation of our first child. Unfortunately, we found the largo resort. What seems to be a marketing strategy based on confusion and intentional deceit, the Largo Resort (this is NOT the playa largo resort like many of the reviews think, and what management of the Largo resort banks on) falls short in so many places. When we first arrived at the "resort" we were excited when the gate opened and a beautiful jungle style landscape showed itself. We were soon shocked to find that the property seemed to have a strange deserted feeling and lacked any form of restaurant, although prior reviews claim the food was excellent. When we voiced our concerns and confusion to the front office, the manager at the check in office said they never claimed to have one although multiple reviews state the food and drinks by the pool were excellent. They also stated that although they are a wedding venue, the wedding parties bring in their own food trucks and they have nothing on hand to facilitate any means of food or beverage service. I've attached screenshots of the reviews they've interacted. The next issue was there was no iceo machine on the premises, although there was an ice bucket in our room. Sure this is a minor issue, but it just complicated logistics a little more for us when we weren't expecting to have to fend for ourselves to begin with. The next issue was the condition of the chairs in the hotel room and around the pool. The chairs in the room were stained, wet and honestly disgusting. Some of the chairs around the pool were broken. The last straw for us was when we were the only guests sitting at the pool (11am) and their grounds maintenance guy leaf blew the entire property for over an hour. After getting hit with clouds of dust by the blower the grounds guy went to enter the pool area for what I assumed was more leaf blowing, my pregnant wife had to ask him to stop and asked if he could come back when we weren't using the pool. This again was after we were getting blasted with dust and debris from the leaf blowing. This was the breaking point for my us and we quickly packed our stuff and left to another hotel. When we checked out early, I was told that I would be contacted after the front desk had a chance to speak with the manager. This was on Wednesday 5/6, it's now Monday 5/11. What a shame this was because the grounds are really nice and secluded and the potential is there they're just really poorly managed. If we were expecting this, it wouldn't have been a big deal at all. However, this is a far cry from a resort, even a far cry from a hotel to be honest. These are glorified apartment style bungalows with dirty chairs and no kitchen. Be prepared to go to publix and buy a cooler and a bag of ice if you plan on having a cold drink by the pool, but maybe stop by walgreens for a dust mask and ear plugs too for the leaf blowing. We stayed 1 night here out of a planned 5, and it severely affected what was the last trip we'll have as solo husband and wife. They also refused to refund us the nights we didn't stay. Don't make the same mistake we did

The location of Largo Resort is truly stunning, with unforgettable sunsets that are easily the highlight of the stay. The grounds are well kept, parking was very accommodating, and the pool area is exactly as advertised. It is beautiful and relaxing. That said, our experience with the Serenity Cottage did not fully meet expectations, particularly given the price point. While it is advertised as a two bedroom unit, it did not function as one in a practical sense, which was disappointing for two couples traveling together. The interior setup was quite limited. There was no proper dining space, just a small side table and a coffee table, and no comfortable area to sit and watch TV. The available chairs were upright and not particularly inviting, with cushions that were damp and in poor condition. Additionally, the blinds throughout the unit appeared dirty, and there was a lack of basic comforts such as extra pillows, blankets, and an adequate supply of towels. At a lower price point, around $200 to $250 per night, these issues might be easier to overlook. However, at a total of $1,105.42 for two nights, we expected a higher level of comfort and attention to detail. Overall, the property’s location and outdoor amenities are excellent, but the accommodations, at least in this unit, did not align with the cost.

This Place is a far cry from a RESORT! It's just a few bungalows. Sharing a pool, paddle boats, water front. ZERO ammenities (besides pool). No cafe or any type of food on site. Our "Beach Front" bungalow was clean and remodeled. But had very low ceiling that huge cracks. If you're looking for a bungalow experience, then this place is for you. It was quiet and peaceful. We thought it was a mini "resort" when booking. A little misleading.

Largo resort is absolutely spectacular! This a a high end luxury boutique resort - I was treated like family from the staff as soon as I arrived. You couldn’t help but immediately relax from the beauty, and serenity of the pool and private beach. This is a tropical paradise, a one of a kind experience.. the accommodations were over the top— all the luxuries and amenities to guarantee a memorable vacation. Bravo!!!!