This was an awful stay. We were right in front of the pool, and had no choice but to listen to the ridiculously loud people, screaming kids etc. Every time we entered our room it took multiple swipes of both of our keys and 2 to 3 minutes to get into our room. Our keys had to be redone at minimum 3 times. Apparently you can’t keep your room key in your pocket with your phone….um….update (never had this problem at any other hotel). Each time going back to get this problem fixed, we were almost met with attitude of disdain. We were highly disappointed with the customer service and the room, which was 202. There was a gap where you could see outside around 3/4 of the edge of the door, about 1/2 inch, as well as a huge gap beside the ac, about 1 inch, which meant it was incredibly hard to cool your room. The tile floor must be great for when it floods, but not so great when you are coming back from the beach with sand everywhere, or hell, just the sidewalk because sand is everywhere. Brooms should be in every room to help with this issue. Apparently smoking buckets and ashtrays are more important as every room has one of those. Staff was not overwhelming helpful. I guess it’s supposed to be common knowledge that if your door lock shows green (finally) you are to pull the handle up…..um what? How bout telling someone that upon checking in, at minimum. A sign on the door would be welcome and helpful. But we are talking about a place that lets random guests have access to their caution cones to “hold” their parking space. WHAT? How do guests even have access to that, much less put it in a 1st come 1st serve to hotel guests parking spot? As a woman, there was 1 mirror in the whole room that I could see from my collar bone up on. The light directly above my head, with the only window at my back, to say make up application was difficult is an understatement. I guess putting makeup on in shadow is what every woman who is about to spend the day outside in the sun wants. I promise you, it is not. While speaking of updating, there were no usb ports anywhere, honestly, not a lot of plugs period. You could not use the in room hair dryer and have your iron plugged in at the same time, which means it takes longer to get ready while you are waiting for your iron to heat up, in front of the only mirror in the room. I noticed our room in particular did not have shades on its bathroom window at all, as every other room I looked at did have them, you could not leave the bathroom door open at night as entirely too much light would come in. The shades on the only window in the room were broken, missing the last 4inches about, I had to roll my beach towels up to block the light from pouring through that gap. The only good thing I can say about this place is the bed was very comfortable. It did not however make up for the rest of the stay. This is easily the worst multiple night stay we have ever had. The worst part is, for the price we paid, we could have had a really nice condo on the beach, or a regular good hotel room with a balcony for about the same. If you are looking for more than a one night get drunk, crash and hit the road, I suggest you look elsewhere.

I came here on my mini vacation and I loved it even tho I’ve never been to Pensacola during the summer I usually go during the off season but I was soo ready to leave Atlanta for a moment and I stayed in a room overlooking the pool in which was still a good view and I also had my cat with me and loved it also. The mini breakfast was great and the staff was nice as always. 🏝️ 🏖️

We did not stay here but did visit twice on our vacation. We loved the beach bar and dock area out back. The hotel gives you an old school vibe with a modern feel to it. My wife and I agreed we would stay there if we ever came back to Pensacola.

I enjoyed my stay at Paradise Inn and look forward to going again sometime. The room was small but comfortable for a solo traveler like myself. The bathroom needed to be larger though. One person barely fits in there. There was only one small drawer to put clothes in and nowhere to hang clothes which was inconvenient. The bed was comfortable and the room was very clean! I really enjoyed the outside waterfront grill and bar. There were several good restaurants within walking distance. I was able to park right in front of my room each night with no problem. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys that retro motel feel. It is clean, comfortable, and affordable.

Paradise is my fave local spot on Pensacola Beach. The rooms are clean with a microwave and fridge. Their daily breakfast is basic but sufficient. The staff is friendly, and it's always fun to sit outside the room and mingle with other guests. There's also a bar, typically with live music, and a private beach on the sound. What else do you need!?

We had a great time celebrating our coworkers retirement! Yay! Lindsay was an awesome waitress that served us delicious food and drinks! We really enjoyed the umbrella- covered tables! Everyone was so friendly! I spoke to a lady staying in one of the motel rooms who was visiting from Virginia. She said she enjoyed the room, bar, and outside restaurant area. She said the room was clean and paid a reasonable amount to stay so close to the water and ⛱️ beach. She enjoyed the bands and the music stopped by 10 p.m. on most nights.

Very clean. Comfy bed, great location. Rooms not huge, but adequate for our 3 night stay. Songwriters Fest was amazing and Paradice Inn was a great venue! Food great too!

Love the pier out back. They have a band many nights. The amount of aquatic life all around from sea cows to cranes and even dolphins plaung right up closecand personal. Certainly worth a stay