Two Mermaids Resort

The WORST place ever. The room was disgusting. I took a shower wearing my flip flops. The bed- horrible. The mattress was like a pullout couch. Almost went and slept in our vehicle the second night. Thank goodness we were only there 2 nights. Window unit struggled- had a box fan. Someone needs to put some money in this place and upgrade it- or just tear it down. The ONLY nice part about it was the close beach access. The beach however had seaweed all over it. Thought the county would have a raker come through to clean it up, they didn’t. Seaweed smelled bad. As a Floridian highly disappointed in the whole experience. This is was our first time to Treasure Island, and we wont go back again.

The condition of the outside of the property is terrible, and the inside is ill, kept and moldy and rusty and absolutely not worth the money we paid to stay there. My friend and I have been going there for many years with other friends and we vowed that this would be our last year on this property. It’s unfortunate because we have so many memories there. It has gone into a terrible decline since our last visit.

This review is for Unit 1. What a deplorable disgrace! At $300/night, we expected cleanliness, at the very least. The BR carpet was filthy & stained, the a/c unit was riddled with mold, had only 1 luggage rack, & it had a very small dresser. The bathroom had a nasty rusty bobby pin stuck to the floor, rampant & thriving mold in the tub caulking & surrounding tiles & windowsill, cracked tiles under window, ancient shower knob riddled with mold, both towel bars have large areas of peeling finish exposing wood beneath, and a nasty looking jury-rigged piece of laminate around the wall-mounted faucet & knob. The kitchen has a sign taped above the stove stating "$50 fee for leaving dirty dishes" but a lot of dishes/pans stored in cabinets & shelves were dirty, the coffee maker was horribly encrusted with years of built-up coffee residue, the sink has a hole cut out next to the faucet that is covered with nasty, peeling scotch tape, filthy windowsills with moldy grout, there is a huge crack in the wall underneath the a/c unit that's large enough for your fingertips to fit in, and the a/c unit & grout around it is just rife with mold. There is only 1 teaspoon in the silverware drawer - the rest are large tablespoons; the silverware/cooking utensils and dishes are sadly lacking and in need of replenishment. The living room has no other seating besides the sofa, there is only 1 tiny table lamp; we never could get the TV to work - though Ashleigh, the housekeeper, was very helpful with this issue - so it was a no-go. The bedroom TV worked, but good luck with the remotes trying to change channels or find the channel guide! There was one incident when the entire place had no hot water for a couple of hours, which necessitated taking cold showers. as we were getting ready to attend a reunion dinner at the Yacht Club in downtown St. Pete. We've been coming to this same hotel for about 12 years because we love the location; when we first found it, the owners at that time did a wonderful job of keeping up the grounds & landscaping & other upkeep. We are so disappointed and saddened that this gem is now so blatantly neglected and in such a state of woeful dilapidation. If this property were located in a questionable neighborhood, we could understand this level of neglect. It is unconscionable that it is in the beautiful paradise that is Treasure Island. Shame on AirBnB for allowing this property's listing on their website. Needless to say, we will never return.

Black mold killed a roach and 2 inches of dust on everything, looks nothing like the picture, the back area is a safety hazard, listed as a five star resort more like a roach motel, and the step going to our room was just a couple bricks laying on the ground almost broke an ankle multiple times