Sandpiper Cove reviews in Florida

“Great location. Walking distance to almost everything you need. Would definitely recommend”

“Great location!”

“Loved the location and the condo! The only thing that I wasn’t happy about is that we had to pay for the beach chairs and umbrella an extra $250 that we didn’t expect to pay. Because the beach was private we assumed that the chairs and the umbrella were included, otherwise we had an amazing time.”

“Sandpiper cove is an absolute maze. It is so hard to locate the unit and to find your way around the grounds. You will absolutely need a car if you have kids and beach stuff. We tried walking to the beach the first day and had the hardest time navigating the exit. When you actually get to the beach, it’s wonderful and you do get the private access. We booked for 9 nights. We left after the 2nd night. The beds and linens did not look clean at all. The “decorative” pillows and bedspreads had so many stains and grime on them. It just absolutely did not look clean. I was traveling with my husband and 2 kids (5 and 3yr old). The bunk beds didn’t even look like they were twin sized. They made so much noise that you couldn’t even sleep on them. All 4 of us slept on the king bed the 2nd night. The drapes to open the balcony doors were dingy and looked like they were falling off. My kids feet were black right when we got in. We found a cockroach when we returned from the beach the 1st day! Ugh”

“The location and the unit itself were fine, but the stay had real problems. The door code did not work at check in and front gate security had to let me into the unit. It failed again later in the stay, and on my final evening the backup code security gave me was also wrong, so security had to escalate to management before it was reset. The WiFi did not work from check in Wednesday until midday Friday, which was three of my four nights. I work remotely and had counted on it. There was also a leak in the shower and the tile had been removed and left out for the duration of my stay. Management responded to messages, but the access problem in particular went unresolved far longer than it should have.”