Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel - Hotel in Sebring - 150 Midway Dr, USA

Seven Sebring's number one attraction is its proximity to the race track. Most rooms feature a great view of the infamous T7 hairpin. The pricing is affordable, rooms are clean, food is very good, staff is super friendly, and the bar is generally very social in the evenings. What more could you ask for?

Great time at the New Year’s Eve party. Good music good food lots of dancing. Glad we did the overnight package. Will definitely do this again in the future. We had lots of fun and a good time. we have done this in the past and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

||||I recently stayed at Hotel Seven for firefighter training, and it was another fantastic experience. This was my second visit, and the consistently friendly staff, phenomenal food, and the added bonus of a race track view make it a top choice. Despite a minor issue with my door locking, the maintenance crew swiftly resolved it. Overall, a wonderful stay with excellent service and amenities.

Second time I have stayed at Seven Sebring. The rooms are very clean with comfortable beds. The showers are large and not having bathtub is a real plus. Ingress and egress is much easier and safer than stepping into a bathtub. Parking is free and more than adequate. The breakfast buffet is very good as was dinner. The convenience to the Sebring International Raceway is the best. If you are going to Sebring to drive or race on the track or just watch, this is by far the best choice in a hotel.

It’s really the best place to stay if you’re visiting the track for business or pleasure. The location couldn’t be better. The staff was friendly and overwhelming helpful. Rooms are decent, better than most in the price range, and facilities good. The meal I had was good, perhaps a bit pricey, but not necessarily for a hotel in general, or one so conveniently located in particular. But good, clean, and friendly. Would definitely stay here again.

We have stayed here many times. The rooms are nice and you can get a great view of the raceway. The people have always been very helpful. The only down side is food. The menu is very limited, the kitchen closes early and is only ok food. The bar area is very nice but not a lot of service if there is a large group.

There was a gap in the door that would allow someone to see into the room. Cobwebs in the corner. Hair in the tub. Dirt on the walls. Mildew on the sliding door. Sloppy wall repairs and paint. In addition to being painfully slow, the track for the elevator door didn’t appear to have been cleaned in months. Stickers in the elevator were peeling off. Hotel needs cleaning and maintenance staff with significantly greater pride and attention to detail.||

I would advise against choosing this hotel for your stay. My experience there was less than satisfactory, particularly due to an unfortunate encounter with a staff member at the front desk. I had booked a room for a night because of a race in Sebring. Before arriving, I called to inquire about fees related to emotional support animals since I was bringing mine along. They assured me there wouldn't be any additional charges. Additionally, I requested an early check-in to accommodate my racing equipment drop-off. Things went smoothly until my scheduled arrival time when I was informed that my room wasn't ready and check-in wasn't possible until after 3 pm. Disappointed, I left to grab a meal with all my racing gear. During this time, my friend found another hotel that seemed more appealing. When I called the original hotel to inquire about their cancellation policy, an Asian lady answered. I simply wanted information, but she evaded my questions and even became hostile, threatening to hang up. Frustrated, I decided to stay at the original hotel. Upon arriving with my wife, we were checked in by a different lady at the front desk, while the lady I spoke with on the phone stood nearby assisting another guest. While we were standing there, a friend approached me to greet me. It was then that the lady on the phone whispered to her colleague, "you got a complicated one in front of you, and make sure to charge the DOUBLE incidentals." Fortunately, I didn't hear this at the time, but my wife did and informed me later. When I asked about the double incidentals charge, they informed me that the pet fee was $65 per night. I reminded them that I had called and asked about emotional support animals and any associated fees. The other lady, perhaps influenced by what her colleague had said, became hostile. To avoid further issues and arguments, I reluctantly agreed and paid the fee. Considering my experience, I won't be returning to this hotel for the annual Sebring race, and I'll make sure to inform my team, which consists of over 20 people, to explore other accommodation options as well.