It's no wonder this inn has so many excellent reviews. It's not posh, but it's the perfect friendly, comfortable place we were happy to return to after a day of enjoying St. Petersburg. Just three blocks from the center of town, it combines easy access to local attractions with a peaceful environment. Our room was very clean and comfortable, breakfast was simple but generous, the innkeepers were endlessly helpful with directions and suggestions, and all of the staff was very friendly. We met many fellow guests who were returning patrons, and were delighted to have found the charming Inn on Third for ourselves!

I live in the area and treated myself to a staycay. On-site parking and the B & B experience attracted me to the Inn. From the moment I entered the front door, I felt as if I was back in my homeland of England. This is a warm and inviting place, and breakfast is such a treat. The evening socials are delightful. Rooms are comfy and well equipped.. A bonus for me was that the owner is a super-fan of my home football (soccer) team, Leeds United! The night manager, Ed, is a published author and interesting guy to chat with. Forget the large hotels, choose the Inn for a totally personal experience!

Nothing to say about improvements.

Brian, one of the owners was professional and welcoming. He always made sure whoever came to the front door, he got there first to open it for you. The Continental breakfast was just enough to get your day started. It was like a bed-and-breakfast experience. Love the vintage look of the rooms and lobby. Small room, but that was fine with me. The rooms were extraordinarily clean as well as the bathroom. And the bed was extremely comfortable. It was very quiet at night so that you got a good night sleep. And the location was exactly what I was looking for. And the big plus free parking.

The shower pressure could’ve been a little bit stronger. Other than that, I honestly had no complaints.

Quaint inn close to restaurants and downtown activities if that is your thing. For us, the best part was the staff at the inn. Everyone was friendly and helped provide a warm atmosphere. We enjoyed a glass of wine in the evening in the common area and continental breakfast in the morning. We have stayed there twice and it is now our go-to place for visits to the area.

Nothing we didnt like about the Inn on Third. I grew up in St. Petersburg and and left in the mid 90s. It has gotten too crowded and commercialized for me. The Inn provides a nice haven to retreat to after dealing with traffic and touristy stuff.

The location was perfect; close to downtown and night life. An easy walk to most everything including the pier. The woman at check in was somewhat grumpy when we arrived but next time we saw her (the next day) she was quite likable. I liked that the other guests were also "mature, older adults", not partying spring breakers! Parking was free and plentiful, close to highway and only about 25 minutes to TPA. Lots of restaurants and bars very close.

I was a bit disappointed with the breakfast offerings. Previous reviews raved about the fresh fruit and options....there were bananas one day along with tangerines and only tangerines the next. Three cereal choices and some plain bagels, bread and english muffins along with tiny pastries were next. Hard boiled eggs were offered. Small yogurts rounded out the breakfast. The room was clean although quite dated and very small. Furnishings were likely from the 1970's or earlier. The television was wall mounted but extremely tiny; made it difficult for us to watch. I was pleased to have a good sized dorm fridge available in the room.

The Inn's location is perfect, not right in St. Pete with traffic and people noise, but so close that it takes only 5 or 10 minutes to stroll into downtown. Breakfast was ample for such a small space; cereal, yogurt, juice, pastries, bagels and bread for toasting, bananas and hot coffee. Enough to satisfy an appetite until lunch in town. I believe that wine is provided in the late afternoon but we were never there then to partake of that perk.

Well, the Inn has some age on it so there are some maintenance issues that could be addressed. The toilet in our room was wobbly and needed to be set more securely. The sink was a bit slow draining. The TV was very small and it was difficult to see the leader board scores when watching the Waste Management golf tournament from the bed.

What a wonderful find. Stephanie and Brian were amazingly gracious and accommodating. I had a party of 10 people in five rooms, and my group was an eclectic band of characters. American Legion Post 390 Wellington, FL decided to spend a long weekend in St. Pete's; The Inn On Third was the cherry on top of our stay. From breakfast to the evening social, our group enjoyed themselves. We received recommendations on the "Loop" trolley, The Pier, The Dali Museum, The Library, Cider Press Vegan GastroPub, and the delicious Gratzzi Italian Grille. The best part of our trip was meeting return visitors who regaled us of stories of their past adventures. If ever traveling through St. Petersburg, this Inn is a must stay. I will be back. It is great for a group or as a couple. It is close to everything and because of the convenience of local transportation every whim can be satisfied.

The location was perfect for us! We walked out to the end of the pier and walked around town to select which of the two Italian restaurants the Inn's host recommended that we wanted to dine at after seeing a movie at the IMAX just down the street. We settled on Gratssi and were not at all disappointed. Breakfast at the Inn looked good but we had our hearts set on crepes at the Wooden Rooster, another short walk from The Inn. The queen bed in our room was very comfortable and the room was quiet. The bath is small but fully equipped with a combo tub/shower. The two staff people we met were very helpful and friendly. We'll definitely stay again if we travel up to St. Pete.

The hotel is in a great location. Within walking distance of downtown and the pier. The free parking was also nice. We didn't have to worry about other hotels nearby that charge $30 per day to park. The employees go out of their way to be friendly and make conversation. It was quaint too in that the front desk isn't manned 24/7 and the doors do lock at a certain point. When we arrived back at the hotel at night, it was quiet and reminded me of those nights as a kid when I would visit relatives. I also enjoyed the breakfast. Overall great value and I would return.

Nothing! The bed was a little firmer than I'm used to.

The location was excellent, we could walk to almost everywhere; to the pier, to all the fantastic museums, downtown and lots of really good restaurants, cafe. The rooms were on the small size but clean and very comfortable, has everything we need it. For breakfast there was a lot of delicious selection, I really loved how neat the display of the breakfast items were and everything was replenished constantly. And being a tealover I especially appreciated the selection of teas that was available all day long in the lobby along with good coffee and water.