Hotels near Naples Municipal Airport - APF, Naples

I loved the location, cleanliness, and having everything we needed within the establishment. We went downtown to 5th Street for New Year's Eve and frequented some of the restaurants there. It was Awesome. This is the 3rd year in a row going to Naples for New Year's and I plan on going again. Lastly, we went to the Player's Club during the day and walked to Sam Sneed's at night. LOVED IT

An elegant city with beautiful homes, gardens, tropical colors - all maintained perfectly. Of course, favorite spots were Fifth Avenue shopping, Tin City for local flavor and canals everywhere I looked. Best meal was the fresh stone crab claws at Pinchers.

Naples is a lovely place. The beach is lovely and it is a good place to explore South West Florida and the Everglades from. The restaurants are good. The parking and driving generally are pretty terrible.

Being a naples native it is a beautiful city, the traffic Is very heavy, prepare to leave at least 40 minutes prior to your planned time to get to your destination, and plan to leave your destination 40 minutes prior to the next destination/ hotel. Research places to go/ things to do and cost at least a year before you plan your trip, if you book anything do so at least 3 months ahead for non seasonal and at least 6 months to 1 year before the trip during the seasonal times. During seasonal months prices go up higher than non seasonal times. Plan for expected deposits in hotels (anywhere from $100-500 some refundable, some non refundable). Best hotel locations are along 41 south ( closer to the mall, beaches, and restaurants close by to 5th Ave and the pier) 5th Ave has fine dining, high end stores similar to rodeo drive in LA.

There is SO much to do in Naples! Something for everyone! Really great shopping, food, beaches! It’s also a family friendly place for spring break. Quiet, quaint, and not much party atmosphere happening at all. The Fish House is a must, Gelato and shopping on Fifth Avenue, catch a sunset cruise, find sharks teeth and shells on the beaches!

My goal with this was to visit the Naples Zoo. Specifically the new Orangutan habitat. The Naples Zoo was such a great place to visit. Their staff and volunteers were very knowledgeable and willing to share their information. The visibility of the animals in their habitat was excellent. The Zoo is pristine in appearance and a wonderful place to explore and learn about the wonderful animals that we share this planet with. The Zoo grounds were a former Botanical Garden so the vegetation was spectacular. The horticultural staff is doing a great job of maintaining the grounds. Driving directions to the Zoo were well-marked. The free parking at the Zoo was appreciated. I found the restaurants in the area to be a little expensive. There were the usual fast-food outlets available for the cost-conscious traveler.