Motels

Horizon Inn & Suites Belle Glade

Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast · Belle Glade $
Free Parking Locally Owned Pet Friendly

About

Horizon Inn & Suites sits on South Main Street in the heart of Belle Glade, a short drive from the levee that holds back Lake Okeechobee and from the farm fields that give the Everglades Agricultural Area its nickname, the Muck. This is a no frills, independently owned motel built for travelers who need a clean room, a real bed, and a low rate rather than a resort experience. It draws a steady mix of agricultural workers, contractors, bass anglers heading out at dawn, and families passing through on US 27 and State Road 715 who want to avoid the higher prices found closer to the coast. Rooms are basic motor lodge style, entered from an exterior corridor or parking lot, with air conditioning, a television, and a private bathroom. Because it operates independently rather than as part of a national flag, guests should expect a straightforward, no frills stay rather than branded amenities like a pool, breakfast bar, or fitness room. That trade off is exactly why travelers on tight budgets or long term work assignments in the Glades often choose it over pricier chain options nearly forty five minutes away in West Palm Beach or Wellington. Its Main Street location puts it within walking distance or a short drive of Belle Glade’s downtown restaurants, the Lawrence E. Will Museum, and the municipal marina area, and it sits close to the highway routes anglers use to reach Torry Island, Kirk Park, and other public boat ramps on Lake Okeechobee, the tenth largest freshwater lake in the United States and a nationally known bass fishery. Belle Glade’s location on the lake’s southeastern shore also makes the motel a convenient base for airboat tours, birdwatching along the Herbert Hoover Dike trail, and day trips to the nearby communities of Pahokee and South Bay. Because this is a small, independently run property, details like exact check in hours, pet policies, and available room types can change, and travelers are encouraged to call ahead to confirm rates and availability before arriving, especially during the winter bass tournament season when demand for lodging in the Glades rises sharply. There is no confirmed website or social media presence for the property at this time, so phone remains the most reliable way to reach the front desk. For visitors focused on fishing, farm work, or simply needing an affordable overnight stop between Florida’s coasts, Horizon Inn & Suites offers a practical, locally operated alternative to the chain hotels found in larger nearby cities, keeping travel dollars within the Belle Glade community itself.