Siesta Key Bungalows

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 Online the place appeared charming. Upon arrival we noticed that the bungalows were clean but old, and not the charming kind of old. They smelled of mold and mildew. This I could have overlooked but where I take issue with this place is that this “resort” has a vicious dog on site. The owners/managers live in one of the units with their two dogs, once of which is a 160 lb St. Bernard that “hates other dogs” and left to his own devices would attack other dogs according to Yvonne (Owner/manager). We also noticed during our stay that Tim, who walked the St Bernard, was barely able to control the dog. We booked a room here because they allow dogs and we wanted to bring our dog with us. Had I know about the St Bernard, I would have never put my dog or family in that kind of danger. Oddly enough, we had the same experience with Tim, when it came to our dog. He screamed and yelled at my husband, pointing his finger telling us we needed to control our dog because we initially let her walk off-leash on the grounds. It’s Tim & Yvonne who can’t control their dog. Why they think living in a studio apartment on-site with a 160 lb vicious dog is a good idea – I don’t get it. 

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