I have stayed there several times since they have opened as a clothing optional resort,
everyone was friendly and helpful, the Tiki Hut Bar was cozy, nice atmosphere!, music
playing, as well as food goes, there are several great restaurants nearby, 1 great
local restaurant that delivers to the hotel is called the Sandbar, I ordered from them
and the food was delivered with 45 minutes, food was excellant. the room was clean
and bed is comfortable. having a firdge and a microwave was convenient,

I will certainly go back, as a matter of fact I will be staying there this weekend (12/15)

I am currently having the time of my life, arrived at the beginning of November, the rooms are very clean and the biggest bed I have ever slept in, the staff couldn't be more friendly, I have met people from all walks of life, you don't need to drive anywhere as the beach is 2-3 min walk away, restaurants are everywhere, everything is on your doorstep. The transport system is great, central bus hub is right outside the door for North, East, South & West, what more can you ask for.

I was skeptical at first as this is the only time I have been to a naturist resort, but once here, I have let all my Inhibitions go out the window. overall I would thoroughly recommend Fawlty Towers Motel to all my friends and family and will certainly come back again.

We were in the area, staying at a different hotel, and we visited Fawlty Towers for a day-visit. The charge was $30 for the two of us. The pool is small ~ about the size of an average back-yard pool. They do have lots of chairs around the pool, but in the afternoon, there was just one small area that received sun. The water was a pleasant temperature for November.

There is a Tiki Bar there that looks like a fun place to gather, but there were not many guests staying at the hotel, and the bar was not operating.

I asked to see two rooms, and was graciously shown a ground floor room with a kitchenette area inside of it. It was not attractive to me because of the musty smell and the location in the hotel. Apparently, none of the rooms with kitchenettes have access to the parking lot; you must go out past the pool and through the lobby. I heard from a former guest that the rooms on the second floor have a moldy, musty smell because of the old carpeting. The ground floor rooms have tile floors.

On the other side of the pool are the rooms with king-sized beds. I was shown one on the ground floor, and it was more to my liking. Entrance into the room from the pool area and from the parking area outside of the room. However, it was way overpriced, in my opinion. The rate was $109. per night and $119. for Friday and Saturday nights. This hotel is not worth that rate, regardless of the fact that it is the only clothing optional hotel in the area.

After seeing the Fawlty Towers ads in the "Bulletin" and speaking with others, we thought we would try the hotel for ourselves. We were taking a cruise out of Port Canaveral and since the hotel offers to let you keep your car at the hotel while you cruise, we decided to stay for a night. The hotel did ask us to leave them our car key in case they had to move the vehicle.

The hotel rooms need much work! Plastic covered mattress- crinkly/noisy to sleep on. Bed spreads don't look like they've been laundered in a while. No shampoo in bathroom. VCR is a nice touch - but who has VCR tapes anymore?? The staff and owner (Paul) all have the same training - NONE. Service lacks in all areas. But the biggest complaint, is upon returning from the cruise, I went to the front desk to retrieve our car key. Paul- the OWNER- had no idea of where the keys are kept and couldn't get in touch with any of his staff. After an hour, Paul did get in touch with a night security man, who then called a staff person and found out the keys "are in a brown envelope by the phone" WHAT! Security??? They did finally find the keys in a plain white envelope more than an hour later. Unbelievable. If they promote this service, you would think there is a plan in place to secure keys.

On a positive note, I think the pool area would be OK for day visits. But we will not be back nor recommend Fawlty Towers.