Mango Inn Bed and Breakfast

Wonderful place. Wonderful owners. I would stay again and hope to soon.

Stayed here the day before Valentine's Day for a solo trip. Good location, close to the beach. I booked on the official Mango Inn website which I recommend. The Magnolia was the only room available, would not have been my first choice otherwise. I appreciated the detailed instructions that came through in the text message beforehand to let me know where to find the key in the lock box and explain the check-in process. No air conditioning but there was a great ceiling fan, thankfully it wasn't too hot since it's February. Unfortunately my sleep was rough due to how loud the sound from upstairs was. There was stomping and walking back and forth that shook the ceiling, even with my ear plugs in, I could barely get any sleep. I did appreciate the robe, plenty of towels, everything was clean and tidy. Didn't wake up in time for breakfast since it was over at 9:30. I would probably stay here again but definitely in a different room.

Fantastic. We actually booked 2 rooms because of a third party mistake on my part but they made sure I didn’t get charged for the second room. Thank you. It’s a beautiful historic house and everyone who works there are just amazing. The breakfast they served was fabulous. We will return again.

Rooms were very dirty and uncomfortable. It was also in disrepair.

My wife and I stayed here for her birthday weekend and we absolutely loved it. The staff was super friendly and accommodating and welcomed us into their home. I definitely recommend this to anyone visiting the Palm Beach area.

This is a 5 star review. I stayed for a week before thanksgiving 2025. The best bnb I have ever stayed at. Randy and Jeff take great care of you and the wonderful Inn. It feels like an oasis and home away from home. My room was well appointment at every turn. Comfortable beds and pillows, modern accommodations with a home like feel. Meals were delicious. The Inn itself is charming and welcoming. This would be a great choice for any traveler.

Wonderful accommodations with very pleasant and helpful in keeper staff. The morning breakfast had lots of choices and their oven egg bakes are excellent. Try one of there private little houses

We had a wonderful overnight stay at Mango Inn. The room was clean, comfortable, and very cozy, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Breakfast in the morning was delicious — fresh, flavorful, and the perfect start to our day. We highly recommend Mango Inn to anyone looking for a relaxing and pleasant place to stay!

I had a dream that I went to Bed & Breakfast named the Mango Inn in Lake Worth, Florida. It was so magical and so beautiful. The suite had a living room with Netflix, Amazon Prime and drawer full of movies. Full kitchen and patio outside. The bed was king size with beautiful soft and hard pillows. The bathroom had a whirlpool tub and glass enclosure shower. Only thing wish it had grab bars in shower and whirlpool pool tub. The pool was a few steps away surrounded by palm trees and the lobby in the main building and had snacks for free. Cold soda and water, pretzels, chips and candy jar all free. The breakfast was superb with spinach and cheese quiche. Fresh fruit; kiwi, tangerines and apples. Coffee and Tea and yogurt, chocolate muffins, English muffins and choice of juice. The Owners Chet and his wife are the owners which they bought 10 years ago. The Mango Inn, located in Lake Worth, Florida, is a historic bed and breakfast built in 1915. It's considered one of the oldest homes in Lake Worth and has a fascinating history, including its transformation from a crack house to a vibrant B&B. Here's a more detailed look: Google AI * Early History: The Mango Inn was built in 1915 and was once the home of a former Lake Worth Mayor. * Transformation: In the late 1990s, the building was a crack house with significant city code violations. * Rebirth as a B&B: In the late 1990s, Erin and Bo purchased the property and transformed it into the Mango Inn, a bed and breakfast that opened during Christmas week of 1996. * Community Impact: The inn is credited with contributing to the revitalization of downtown Lake Worth, with Erin and Bo playing active roles in the community's development. * Unique Features: The Mango Inn features a spacious living room with a photo album detailing its history, and it's known for its welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy meals, drinks, and conversation * Rebirth as a B&B: In the late 1990s, Erin and Bo purchased the property and transformed it into the Mango Inn, a bed and breakfast that opened during Christmas week of 1996. * Community Impact: The inn is credited with contributing to the revitalization of downtown Lake Worth, with Erin and Bo playing active roles in the community's development. * Unique Features: The Mango Inn features a spacious living room with a photo album detailing its history, and it's known for its welcoming atmosphere where guests can enjoy meals, drinks, and conversation I awoke the next morning and realized it was not a dream but it was real thing. We can’t wait to go back and try a different suite. They have several suites and rooms available with private a bathroom.

A quaint inn. Our stay was in the Pineapple suite for 2 nights. For the price it was nice. Small things could have made it better. It definitely has a queen bed. Take mosquito repellent if you’re susceptible to bites. We got stung even in the room. The continental breakfast left more to be desired. The pool area was nice but we did not take advantage of. A resident raccoon scared the life out of me in the middle of the afternoon as he was eating the ripe mangoes that had fallen on the ground. If you go, download the Circuit app, it’s a ride service that will take you around town for $1 pp per ride. We used it to get downtown. The inn’s location was great for the 4th of July festivities.

Rooms are a bit outdated and could use some TLC and upgrades