Ponte Vedra

Ponte Vedra Review

This stucco hotel with stone details looks good from the outside, as does the bar-restaurant under a palapa next to the pool, which looks out to the sea. It even has a beach with sand rather than pebbles. As an "apartotel," Ponte Vedra has apartment-like rooms with kitchenettes. Some of them, such as the two-room No. 201, which sleeps six, are OK. Others, however, desperately need a fresh paint job and have rusty stovetops, dated furniture, and a musty smell. No rooms have true water views, and the awnings over the guest rooms' exterior doors are ragged. Although the hotel is family owned, the employees are not outstanding, and there's nothing eco about it. However, on a weekend, sometimes it's the only place with vacancies.