We were looking for something halfway on our way back to St Pete and Warner Robins is almost there…read more We also wanted something with a hot tub as we had a pretty strenuous hike this morning so something to smooth the bones would have been nice. Except theirs was closed. Ugh. But we did take a swim but the pool was not heated even though the lady out front said it was. Room are nice though and clean. This is actually a really nice hotel with lots of amenities. Staff was good but not overly 'enthusiastic' to have us as customers. We would stay here again.

The entrance is not wheelchair or wheeled luggage friendly. It consists of pavers and broken…read moreconcrete. I could barely get my luggage inside. Then when you get in, there is a long ramp. There was vomit in the elevator. Staff tried to play it off as a spill. It was obviously chunky vomit. Bed was hard. This was not a pleasant experience.

Party Size: 3 Adults & 1 Toddler (under the age of 3)…read more This was my first time staying at this Home2Suites location in Warner Robins, GA for a work event. The location that I was traveling to was less than 5 minutes away from the hotel, which was a plus in my mind. I stayed here during the GA Golden Olympics in the month of September and it wasn't crowded, provided breakfast and amazing selection of coffee (with flavored coffee creamer), teas and hot chocolate. There were so many eatery options surrounding the hotel including Cookout, McDonald's, Checkers, Cheddar's, Krispy Kreme, Longhorns and much more. Additionally, there are various shopping plazas and grocery stores nearby as well including but not limited to Walmart, Target and Kroger. The service and cleanliness of the hotel was absolutely amazing. I usually stay at Hilton Hotels while traveling for work and I've never experienced a "bad" hotel experience with Hilton. I would recommend staying here if you're in the Warner Robins area for a quick trip with the family.

The lady at the fro t desk was rude when i informed her the water tasted like coffee. I knew the…read moreguy on nights accidently put coffee in the water jug used for tea. My water came out light uellow and my tea tasted like coffee. She was rude but did have some guy change it out. When he brought out a new water, i thanked him and he said to me, ok but there was nothing wrong with the other water! Really? Ask Ziggy what happened. Im not just imagining it and usually dont complain. Something is going on with the Hilton brand. I have been staying for 12 years and they have always been wonderful. When I left, they charged me a smoking fee! Ridiculous! They refuse to give it back saying they have proof but not telling me what their proof is. They cant have proof because I NEVER SMOKED IN THE ROOM! Hikton says its up to the hotel. Well, hopefully, my credit card will reverse the charge.

Stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in Warner Robins and let me just say... this place really lives…read moreby its motto: "this is how we roll." Unfortunately, the only thing rolling was my patience right out the door. Let's start with the room--apparently towels and washcloths are now considered luxury add-ons. When I asked the front desk about it, I was told to come back in an hour... like I was reserving spa time instead of trying to take a basic shower. I returned, hopeful and naive, only to be handed what can only be described as a pool towel and a couple of hand towels. Nothing says "refreshing stay" like drying off with something the size of a napkin. The remote control didn't work because the batteries were dead (a nice throwback to 1998), and the body wash in the shower was completely empty. Had to go back and request soap like I was bartering for rare goods. Now, let's talk about the lobby situation--which appeared to be staffed by exactly one human being for the entire building. Shoutout to Ray, who was somehow juggling a line of guests checking in, people demanding towels, broken room keys, and--my personal favorite--a full-blown "room key shortage." Yes, apparently keys are now a limited resource. Despite the chaos, Ray was genuinely pleasant and impressively patient, which is the only reason this review isn't just a string of exclamation points. Now, breakfast. I went down at 8:30, which I thought was a reasonable, adult time. Apparently not. The selection was... minimal, and by minimal I mean "are we closing?" The highlight? A sign proudly declaring "this is how we roll" placed directly above an empty cinnamon roll case. Bold. Inspiring. Slightly insulting. Overall, if you enjoy scavenger hunts for basic amenities, ironic breakfast signage, and the thrill of possibly not getting a room key, this is your place. Otherwise, you might want to roll on to literally anywhere else.

I really enjoyed myself this past weekend. We spent my niece's birthday in Warner Robins so they…read morecould all enjoy some fun in the sun at Rigby's Waterpark. We stayed at this hotel for a few nights. The location is perfect. There's a Walmart, Kroger, and plenty of places to eat near by. The best part is that Buc-Ee's is only 8 minutes away. The hotel was very nice and the employees were so nice and accommodating. Ashley at the front desk was a joy to be around and speak to about any minor things you may need etc. They have a microwave and fridge, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. They also have a laundry room if you need to wash your clothes. They provide breakfast in the morning. Speaking of breakfast, their biscuits were the BEST. So soft and fluffy every single time. I think this will be our preferred hotel when we come in town.

We love this Georgia hotel because the staff is friendly, the beds are comfortable and our dog…read moreapproves as well. It looks like they have redone the place and the complimentary breakfast provided the fuel for the last day of our road trip.

Really I might say 3.5 stars. But it comes with qualifications that don't apply to all travelers…read more We travel with a dog and first, I really appreciate the pet friendly status and reasonable $25 fee. Our room and amenities were nice for a good price. Bed very comfy. The free breakfast a nice to have - standard fare. My main beef is that our floor was not clean enough for dog and people. I know it's a dog room and dogs, even my baby, are not especially clean. But I check the floor near the walls before we can do any damage and if it's already dirty it creeps me out. Maybe they should offer free paper slippers. Or I'm sure there must be floor cleaning machines that could clean it in a snap. If you're traveling in a people only room you might give it 4 or 5 stars.

Stayed two nights for a horse show…read more Friendly staff, hotel seemed very clean. My only complaint is that the morning of check out, I went to walk to my shower and I found a rather large roach on the floor alive. We had stayed the whole weekend and noticed nothing. I will not blame this on the hotel as people travel in and out, it could have come with someone for all I know and magically made it way to my room and I mean they aren't bulletproof in hotels. Thats the only reason un giving 4 stars and not 5, but I would feel comfortable staying here again. Perks is its so close to the fair grounds.

old dirty cushion on window seat, Crome tissue box was nasty rusty. Bath room needed drywall…read morerepair. Never stayed in a hotel with bathroom. As small. Room was small no place to put luggage stand or bench. no comfortable chairs no lamp or soft lighting. . I was stuffed up as soon as we got to the room. Price was higher when we got to the hotel then we were quoted when we made reservation. No sheers on window just a drape we on the 1st floor so it had to be closed no natural light. Most people staying here were construction workers built before people had cell phone tablets lack out let the one that are there are under desk behind refrigerator. We were told full hot breakfast they have a very poor continental breakfast with some kind of pita in plastic in the refrigerator you can microwave. They only have one old dirty luggage cart. For a $169.00 I was disappointed 17.00 separate charge On my card called booking service.

The staff were excellent, very helpful and above and beyond. The rooms were extremely clean,…read moremattresses very comfortable (wish I knew who made them, but couldn't find the tag!), decently appointed. Whoever did the refurbishment should be congratulated. A couple of glitches, though they're not huge in the long run: 1. The cappuccino machine they advertise has apparently not worked In months. The excuse is that they're waiting for a part that got held up when their truck was held up by a fire somewhere. Hard to imagine it taking half a year but there you have it. 2. One would think, with the machine broken, that they'd set up a coffee station in the lobby but there's no coffee available after 10:00 a.m. when breakfast closes. In the rooms there are Keurigs which is possibly the worst coffee on Earth outside of the Postum my grandparents drank when I was a kid. And don't get me started on the Keurig decaf, which should be an embarrassment to coffee makers everywhere. 3. Dinner was much better than expected, especially the salmon, an extra large filet perfectly cooked and seasoned. However, the menu is confusing - it lists the main protein with two side courses (for instance, salmon with grains and mixed vegetables). Then the waitress asks what you want for your two sides, and thinking those came as an addition, we all ordered salads. It was only when dinner arrived that we discovered the "two sides" were INSTEAD of the sides listed on the menu. That should be fixed. 4. Breakfast is made to order (and a bit pricey - $9 for yogurt with some granola and frozen fruit?). We requested real milk for the table and were told there was none available in the hotel, only the little creamers full of stabilizers and additives. When one of us expressed astonishment, he was told he might be able to purchase some from the front kiosk. Ditto juice - only water, or inexpensive OJ were available, even though we were paying. But we could get juice from the kiosk. In short, the kitchen cooking was better than expected, but staff should learn not to suggest people purchase milk for their coffee!! All in all though, I'd recommend this hotel without reservation - but bring your own milk.

I travel a lot. in May I went to Warner Robins Georgia for a High School Graduation. I stayed at…read morethe Hilton Garden Inn. This place is not a 4. It is a 2 at best. I started not to review at first . Warner Robins is not an upper class area and a thought that this is what people in this part of the South are Ok with. Cracked electrical outlets, showers that leak onto the floor when used, poor beds , a refrigerator that made so much noise we had to unplug it at night and insufficient linens for room. The check in people were great. The repair people made me feel like I was a bother. The surrounding area fit the hotel. There is a Kroger across the street that came in handy. I had actually stayed in this hotel in 2019 right before the pandemic. It hade undergone a renovation. It was nice. I don't know what happened to it. I do not recommend this hotel and do not plan to ever return to it.

For a place to lay your head it's nice. The staff was friendly and helpful and the common area of…read morethe hotel was bright clean and wide open and had people hanging out and charging phones and relaxing. The beds are nice and rooms are clean and have what you need. Then issues start to creep up. Issue 1 I was given a room someone else occupied and the computer showed it empty, when the elevator stops on second floor it jars like it broke and everyone in it rushed out and took the stairs, if goes to third floor it sounds like the rope will snap and fall it's really bad sound, the internet for the tv to watch YouTube or any internet tv is unwatchable as it sticks and buffers over and over and says no signal, the premium internet for members didn't work, the lights over my beds didn't turn on, my door need a spartan kick to open, some of the outlets in the room didn't work, the tv jumps all over its volume from quiet to incredibly loud. For a Marriot property it looks like one, but definitely needs some tlc. Oh and most the hallways smell like weed so I assume people are smoking and people generally don't care. It's still a good bed to sleep in and centrally located. Would stay again if needed but not top my list for Marriot properties.

We've stayed at this hotel several times and it was always a positive experience. Lots of good…read morerestaurants and shopping close by. Very quiet location. This visit: Friendly staff. Clean room, comfortable bed. Shower pressure was wonderful. Shower floor was not non-slip so it was a little slick. Breakfast had waffles, oatmeal, egg bites, seasoned potatoes, and bacon as choices.

Let me start by saying that we stayed here for 5 nights for around $600. You cannot beat that. The…read moresuite was HUGE which made it very comfortable to stay for that long. We had an interior King room, with a full sized kitchen, living area, sleeping area and bathroom. The bed was very comfortable. The kitchen had everything we needed (plates, cups, utensils) and even pots and pans that we didn't use. A full size fridge, microwave, kitchen sink, and stove top. (The coffee pot was in the bathroom.) The sofa was not the comfiest but also not awful. There was full length mirror that hid a closet to hang clothes and an iron with an ironing board. You could tell that the room was older but it was VERY CLEAN. There was plenty of parking. When we first arrived and checked in, the gentleman at the front desk wasn't very helpful BUT it was late and there may have been a slight language barrier. The other times I went to the front desk, there was young lady working that was very kind and very helpful. The breakfast was decent. They had toast, bagels, waffles, cereal, eggs, sausage, jams, butter, milk, tea, and juice. I didn't try any eggs or sausage as they were in warming trays and I prefer not to eat from those and the waffles were a little sour tasting but that was from the baking soda not being mixed in well (I did not get sick at all.) Why it wasn't five stars...There is no elevator. It only two floors so it's not that big a deal but when you're staying for a week and have a LOT of luggage, bringing everything in and out was a little annoying having to make a bunch of trips. There was also a very distinct food smell in the hallway. It didn't permeate into the room but it was not always pleasant. And lastly, there was also a *different* distinct smell in the stairwell several times when I went to get ice. I didn't personally care but others might. Overall, I would definitely stay here again. The value was GREAT.

Bed very uncomfortable. Coffee below par. Price and staff were 4/5. Wife said the eggs and sausage…read moredid not look good so she just ate oatmeal.

Absolutely perfect Super clean rooms very very quiet…read moreAmazing beds And the best thing ive ever seen...fresh homemade waffle batter and a griddle to make your own waffle in the morning! Even have bananna nut waffles! And the staff were amazing very attentive to our uoung boys

Just a halfway decent place to lay your head during travel. The cleanliness could use improvement…read moreas my suite was seasoned with dust. My toilet required maintenance in order to flush completely. The waffle machines were routinely burning despite built in timer. And I observed stains in the elevator floor remained for at least 24 hours.

We came for the B&B and stayed for dinner instead of going into Dublin. So glad we did!…read more The hosts were amazing and fit us in at the last minute when we found out there was a restaurant on-prem. We were seated at 7pm and both the service and food were amazing. We felt like family. The owner stopped and chatted with each table for a few minutes after the main course. The B&B was also a pleasure. We had a special need and the owner was more than happy to accommodate us. The room was cozy and had a couple of easy chairs that you could watch TV from. There was also a couple of bags of snacks and a fridge stocked with sodas and water, all complimentary. If you love animals, there is a resident cat who makes his way along the outside porch as an ambassador to all the guests. There are also some donkeys and horses on property who love to get their heads scratched.

I was actually here for the Bed and Breakfast and not for the regular restaurant fare but I loved…read moreit all the same. My breakfast was a beautiful omelette, fresh fruit, buttered toast, tea, juice, or coffee, fresh jams, and all delicious. The farm is cute and quaint and not too far off the main drag. The friendly kitty was a treat as well. I will tell you, the night I stayed they were feeding a book club and the smell of the food was making me salivate from my room! I was offered but declined and now I regret it so much! Planning on going back with my husband when we can eat dinner as well! Can't wait!