The hour drive to Fairfield inn became too much and holiday inn was out of company policy, so I…read morelanded back here. Again, everything else is great. Easy mobile check in. Rooms fairly clean, though the industrial cleaner they use is kinda slimy and sticky. Daily housekeeping if you request it. Rooms fairly comfortable, though many of the electrical outlets are suspect and one actually blew up and sparked on me. Price a little steep, but I guess they can charge what they want due to limited options. Staff is pretty nice. But it still smells funky. I think it's the fabuloso cleaner, which is NOT fabulous.

Breakfast poorly stocked, cold food, inattentive staff, and amenities didn't work. No cream cheese,…read moreyogurt dispenser did not work, no milk for cereal.

Another great night here! The beds are super comfortable, the hotel is located in a quiet and…read morewonderful area. Staff is friendly Clean, comfortable and safe! Rates are great, breakfast selection is good - fruit for me, but non-celiac's enjoyed a huge breakfast.

The rooms were clean and comfortable. All of the staff that we encountered were nice and helpful…read more The free breakfast was a great bonus.

This hotel is a total loss. The most disgusting hilton hotel i have ever stayed in. paid $150 a…read morenight. Could not rest comfortably because it felt so dirty. The toilet paper roll was disturbing.

Stayed in this hotel last week. Honestly, the cleanest area of the entire hotel was the staircase;…read moreeven the elevator was disgusting. It is by far the dirtiest hotel i have ever stayed at as far I can remember! Had to use a shirt to put on my pillow; the pillowcase was yellow, the room was dirty, the thermostat was not even working and the tub had mildew around the tub. Let's not even talk about the stains on the walls and the carpet. The only positive was the front desk staff; she was nice and pleasant. But the hotel itself is a disaster. How can this be part of the Hilton is beyond me.

They have upgraded this lodge greatly since the last time I stayed. The staff has always been very…read morepleasant and accommodating. But the room was definitely upgraded. It has a bit of a modern clean feel. The bathroom is large with a glass step in shower. They have a coffee maker as well as a step up from a mini fridge/ freezer. They have a large TV. The beds are very comfortable. Only draw backs ...The door sticks when you try to open it. You have to hit it with your hip hard to make it open after you unlock it with your card. Also the phone in the room didn't work at all... I couldn't even call the desk. I was trying to call to get the wifi access code... but couldn't call. The beads amazing and rooms are greP! So all in all a very good trip!

Great News: Fantastic lodge prices: a one night stay cost me…read moreonly $58!! (for 1 adult and 2 seniors!!) Scenic state park featuring an 18 hole golf course (I refrain from golf for embarrassment reasons) Friendly small-town staff. Small airport directly across the highway. VERY effective room air-conditioning. Single story buildings. Small "Restaurant" inside the lodge (did not dine there). Color Television with Cable. Iron & Ironing Board. Coffeemaker. Hair dryer. Space-age built-in soap/shampoo/conditioner dispensers. Glamorous News: This same lodge was recently used by the crew of one of those family-fixing "Nanny" reality shows while they were filming an episode in the McRae area. The lingering cloud of "Hollywood Glamour" at the lodge is palpable, though you should be careful not to confuse it with the teeming hordes of angry gnats (see below). Non-Glamorous News: Location may be perceived as "isolated" by resort-conscious (there is no "ocean view"). Woods be full of Captain Drew's lubber kinfolk and ticks (in equal measure). Teeming hordes of angry gnats. Angry, angry gnats that should not be confused with Hollywood Glamour (see above). Bad News: Firm mattresses. Relentlessly firm mattresses. Unforgivingly firm mattresses. The Deal: If you've a bad back, drive south Jim m'lad and don't stop 'till you've arrived at the wooden sign for the Little Ocmulgee State Park (and Lodge). Located about 35 minutes south of Dublin in the heart of Gnats-Up-Your-Nose County, this state park be the same locale where Captain Drew goes for his annual family reunion of inlaws and outlaws.... partly because we be such a wild bunch that we can't be contained by anything smaller, but mostly because it only costs us a couple hundred groats to rent an air-conditioned pavilion with its own surface parking lot. Perhaps one day I'll take one of you sweet-bottomed lasses down there on me arm to show off to me cousin/wives.... In all these years of herding my parents down to the reunion we've never stayed overnight in this state park's lodge UNTIL last week, when we found ourselves compelled southward by familial love and memorial duty. En route we agreed to give this state-run lodge a tryout since our former favorite, the Magnolia Inn, is now operated by a friendly family with a penchant for curries so indescribably pungent that the scent has permanently permeated the molecular essence of every structural component of their flophouse. While I enjoy a good curry as well as the next fellow, I also enjoy the delicious aroma of 78% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0.93% argon, 0.038% carbon dioxide, trace amounts of other gases, and a variable amount (average around 1%) of water vapor. We were certain to find fresh air at the Little Ocmulgee State Park Lodge, and we did!! Signing In A breeze.... super fast. Our Stay Our lodgings were VERYsatisfactory. With the exception of a missing ice bucket (we had the lid), the room was as fully stocked as any other contemporary hotel room you'd find anywhere else in the nation. Why spend more somewhere else? Checking Out My only recommendation is to make every effort to prevent men in golfing togs and pronounced drawls getting in line ahead of you (especially if they're in the sawmill business) because they will delay your departure by 20 minutes as they kibitz with the friendly staff, loudly declaring how much money they make, detailing how much their monthly income surpasses the annual income of their fellow townfolk and generally strutting about acting "all rich and stuff". One solution to this dilemma is of course to nip out onto the nearby "wetlands" boardwalk (ie, swampy-path-to-nowhere), secure some sort of non-venomous-but-nontheless-agitated indigenous wildlife and insert it into the open golfbags in the back of the rich guys' pick-up trucks. Alternately, you can simply stand in line behind them with a fake smile plastered across your face, pondering at how marvelously ridiculous your little planet can be~

would not could not ever recomend this place to anyone! Staff was invasive and lied on several…read moreoccasions.

The Glennville Inn is one of two places to stay in Glennville proper, and it's my choice every time…read moreI have to come through town. It's clean, cheap, and reliable. The owners are super friendly and remember our family every time. I HIGHLY recommend staying here if you have to crash overnight. NOTE: The Huddle House is right next door and their breakfast is delicious.

This room is criiiiingggeeeeee i am so so so sad. Im here only because of work. I drove down the 3…read morehours for the wk but this room is disgusting I much rather sleep in my car. After I saw the chicken I go over the room and Im like naaah they hadnt dusted in here, vacuumed thoroughly or nothing. Because Im early; it was like 12:30 when I arrived but I had to use the restroom. After I used the restroom the young lady at the desk said the room was ready. I wasnt pressed but Im like ok cool. I can finish watching church and charge my phones get ready for work 2mrrw. Now I understand cutting corners sometimes but it look like they cut the corner, went up 2 blocks & made a left. This room clearly was not thoroughly clean. I would think the basics in housekeeping would at least be dust the tv, desk, drawer, phone & light fixtures. FIX IT BIG BROTHER JESUS. I decide Ill leave for a bit run to walmart get some food whatever so go by the desk ask them to go over the room again. I come back & its the same way i left it; i purposely did not indicate what needed to be done. But now i have all my bags w me + food I just stopped to get before returning. I go to use the bathroom again {DEFINITELY NOT SITTING ON THAT TOILET}. Something said to lift the seat up and bruuuhhhh Speaking of bathroom the hallway leading up to the room on the second floor smelled like 10 diaper genies. I gathered all my things and carried my butt on outta there. I couldnt even sit comfortably to eat my darn food. Im tired I been up all day I want to sleep but Im afraid if all this is dirty the bed n chair damn sure is too. Im in the lobby writing this while charging my phone a bit. I dont want to be difficult/problematic but this is just crazy. While im in the lobby area employees passing by I must be invisible or they are accustom to seeing ppl w bags n food sitting here lol. I don't know what my job was thinking or what they are used to but this NYC girl cannot deal with this. All I want is to sleep a bit, get a shower & relax Lord help ya child out puhleeezzzeeee. Edited* Jennifer at the front desk was much helpful. When I asked her for the wifi she asked what i was doin in the lobby & I told her she was understanding. Said its no bother; I shouldve called. She switched my room & even let me check it 1st. I feel better in here than i did in the 1st one. Only issue was no iron but fd brought one when i requested.

Maybe if they didn't do child care in the back room. They would have realized I needed help up…read morefront. I heard someone raise their voice and a child started crying, then someone came out to help me. I didn't have a problem with Bed bugs but there was people talking about them in their rooms during my stay.

When our neighbors here in town had a house fire and lost everything they had, this motel refused…read moreto take the card the Red Cross gave them for help and told them the motel would only accept cash. I haven't been anywhere to a hotel, motel, or otherwise, that only takes cash, as a matter of fact every one of them wants a card number to save for incidentals, so when a motel only takes cash, it seems like shady business. The gentleman on the phone when we called for a room price was extremely rude with my daughter, so my husband drove up there with the victims of the fire to pay for the room in cash for them. The same gentleman that she talked to on the phone was again very extremely rude and arrogant. This motel offered ZERO help to our neighbors from this very town where this motel is. I wouldn't stay here if someone else paid for it for me. Please do not support these people with their rude attitudes and shady business practices.

This place is Awesome. Done NOT need to be updated badly. Carpet is clean as a whistle. Mattress…read morelook like they have been replaced MANY times this year. Wallpaper is appealing. Bathroom is CLEAN and doesn't need ANY updates. Got some sick roach friends! There was HUNDREDS of those little fellas in my room. I named one of them Tod! Also, found this sick baby!

Charming B&B! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Loved hearing the church bells and the distant…read morepassing trains. Easy walking distance to Union Station Brewing (great beer!) and downtown shopping area. Pam was a delight to visit with, and very accommodating with our dietary restrictions. Comfortable bed, good night's sleep. We hope to be back soon.

Made a return visit and this time I got to experience the "Jasmine Rose Suite" and it's one of the…read moremost relaxing places I've ever stayed. Incredibly comfortable bed, powerful shower, and beautiful surroundings make you never want to leave the space. We didn't get to experience the pool, but did enjoy sitting in the backyard and soaking up the sun. Highly recommend!

My family has made this hotel our temporary home every family reunion, funeral, wedding, and…read moregathering. The staff is friendly and the price is always reasonable. The recent renovations has made this property the best place for comfort, value, and family. For over 20 years, the Cray family has called this "our" hotel.

Recently renovated, clean and comfortable. I come here for work every few weeks and this is a great…read moreoption in Baxley. Courteous, gracious staff, simple but nice accommodations, wifi, and a nice clean place to stay in the area. Will come back for sure.

We traveled to Statesboro for an event at Georgia Southern University (GSU) and stayed at the…read moreHoliday Inn Express in Statesboro for a few nights. It's one of the newer if not the newest hotel in Statesboro. Check-in went smoothly and the staff was very friendly, especially the front desk. They were a pleasure to interact with. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and in a great location. It's close to restaurants, coffee shops, and GSU. The complimentary breakfast was decent, but I was only able to take advantage of it once. I did help myself to the coffee bar a few times, which is a feature I really like about most Holiday Inn Express hotels. We really had no complaints, other than the room felt a little damp. Even the clothes inside my suitcase felt damp after a day. It was humid in Statesboro that weekend (when is it not, though?), but the room still shouldn't feel that damp. Either way, it did not damp-en (get it?) our stay. Would stay here again if we ever travel back to Statesboro!

This place was smelly, unclean, and had cockroaches everywhere. Would not recommend to anyone.read more