Exactly what you expect from a Hampton Inn, the staff is super friendly and the rooms are modern…read moreand comfortable. We checked in after 13 hours on the road and were welcomed warmly by the front desk staff and were quickly in our room. We woke up early the next morning and decided to eat the hotel breakfast for the first time in years. The eggs were good and the hash browns had a nice little bite of heat to them. The sausage patties were mid. They have a nice selection of breads and pastries. Just FYI everything except the gas stations close at 9pm in this town so if you're coming in late you need to get dinner on the way in. Thank goodness for Yelp because we wouldn't have known that without searching for somewhere to eat when we first crossed into GA.

Dog friendly and very clean and comfortable. They were lots of mowed grassy areas where you can…read morewalk your dog. Would definitely stay here again.

Nice place to stay, Melinda who checked me in walked me thru everything step by step and did a…read moregreat job. Breakfast is standard fare at hotels, not crazy about the newer coffee machines slows things up and makes it rough when you have a full house. Breakfast area is really too small for this hotel Housekeeping now here is another thing, we are passed and over COVID they are still following those guidelines. You have to put your trash can outside you room y to o have it emptied if you are not getting service. You must inform the front desk if you would like your room cleaned. Also when coming back to the room I know have to pick up the trash can and bring it back into the room. Hotel is very nice rooms are very clean so this is a good place to stay at and good value for your money.

There were so many things that were "off" at our stay at Best Western in Kingsland, Georgia that I…read morehad to take pictures to remind me of them. As far as breakfast goes there was no yogurt of any kind, no peanut butter, no chocolate milk. The items that were provided were put out at minimum. Fruit cups were available but again, sparsely. All of these, though it may seem trivial to some, are commonplace in other hotels. The only ice machine in the entire hotel was broken. The room itself was clean. The suite provided two side chairs and one footstool that were located across from the second tv. In my opinion, there could have been a table of some sort, either for sit down eating if you were ordering food or at the very least to hold a coffee pot which was not provided in the room. The shower was in need of repair. It leaked/sprayed water from one of the connections and needed a new shower head. At least one mattress needed to be replaced. There was no laundry bag provided. The telephone was not connected, the cord was not visible. There was no clock provided. Most name brand hotels have upgraded to pump style containers of shampoo, conditioner and body soap along with hand/body lotion. That was not the case with this BW location. There was 1 "hotel size" container of shampoo and the same with conditioner. There were no make-up removal wipes which are commonplace in other hotels. When we addressed a few of these issues at check-out, we were told the new ownership was in the process of doing some things, sorry for the inconvenience. I kept a card from the front desk to remind us to not stay at this BW location again. I have seen some of the reviews for this BW location and some seem positive. Those reviews date back to 2024, 2023 and earlier. Our stay was March 2026.

Greta a nice lady was at the front desk when we came in at 1am and was so sweet and gave us…read moreeverything we needed she was so welcoming and i don't normally leave reviews but i loved her

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kingsland I-95-Naval Base Area, an IHG Hotel is a great place to stay…read morewhen you are in the area and need a quality hotel. I really like the breakfast here and everything that they have available to offer.

We stayed here for 3 nights recently. The hotel is an average hotel. It does have an indoor pool…read moreand fitness center. They also had a breakfast buffet. The front desk was very kind and friendly as well.

A solid 3 stars. Clean, efficient Marriott property. Front desk clerk was welcoming and helpful…read more Special recognition to the woman cooking and attending the breakfast area.. She gets 5 stars for keeping the area spotless, appetizing and making eggs and sausage that were the very best they could be.. bravo. Also no added coat for parking unlike our experience the night before at the Courtyard in Springfield, Va. Note to mgt.. please fix the lights on the sign, your hard to locate from the road.

Average quality La Quinta. This wasn't one of the worst I have stayed in, but not one of the best…read moreeither. Good points: -The free breakfast buffet looked more elaborate than I have seen at some other La Quinta hotels I have stayed at. Nice selection, so might be worth eating here to save $. -Building is kept up well -Parking lot was well lit -Room was clean -Quiet area -Right off the highway -Pet friendly for no additional fees Bad points: -Mattress was a little on the soft side for me -Couldn't shut the curtain all the way, so a light was shining in all night and it woke me up at night. -Room had some signs of wear.

The room was large and quiet, in a "no dogs area" which is perfect for us. I'm terrified of dogs…read moreand can't understand why they put dogs on every floor in some hotels! The room was quiet, nothing worse than barking dogs to ruin a nights sleep. We had the suite with large bathroom and had plenty of counter space., a microwave, and a fridge. We received a tea sample from the desk and it was a lovely way to relax. Breakfast had real, hot oatmeal which was delicious, plenty of fruit, and waffles. We will stay here again.

Ornate, luxurious, top notch service, everything you'd expect from a Ritz property…read more Lobby bar - A beautiful living room for hanging out during the day. We arrived at the Ritz too late for dinner anywhere but the lobby bar. Enjoyed several sushi rolls with drinks, each one imaginative fresh and tasty. But some event had recently let out and the lobby bar got crowded and LOUD. I mean over 100db loud (measured). That's the equivalent of enjoying sushi while jackhammers are crushing concrete all around you. Whoa! Ocean front one bedroom suite - Plush, large, comfortable. Curtains blocked most light, but the bright morning sun still peeked in around the edges. Comfortable bed and plenty cold for good sleeping. Two huge TVs. While the only premium feed provided is Netflix, the cable box had been lowered behind the TV in the living room such that it was simple to plug in your own device. If this is by design, kudos to the Ritz. If this was accidental, we feel very fortunate. Awesome to have a second half bath, wish that was an option at more hotels. The main bath, very roomy, with a huge dressing area, was a little odd in that, while there was a door to the toilet, there was no door to the tub/shower. Not a big deal, as it was around a corner providing a little privacy, it's still a weak design decision. Huge balcony with ocean front views that go on forever. A few chairs and a table, but a bit under furnished. Still quite a treat for the view, breeze and privacy. Never even slightly tempted to leave the property during our stay. Over a 4 night stay, we visited nearly every bar and restaurant option, and never felt like we were having to "make do". Pool - the kiddie pool was closed for renovations, so children took over the main pool all day. If you're not a tolerant direct parent, you're not gonna get in that water, if you know what I mean. Overall the pool and chairs were pretty crowded, so almost worth the premium to have rented a cabana for 8-2 one day. Lots more room and comfort, both lounge chairs and couch seating, TV, snacks and drinks.

The Ritz on Amelia Island is old and out dated. I stayed four nights my bill was over 2,400. I did…read morehave 120 food and beverage charge. The room was very dark. Even with curtains pulled back. The light fixtures in bathroom and bedroom were very dull. The shower was terrible, no water pressure no hot water. Like warm showers for four days. The pillows were flat with no support. I came for a meeting. The food was mostly buffet style and like the shower was Luke warm and not hot. The hotel charges a resort fee but there is really no resort to take advantage of. One pool with a lot of kids. Drinks around the pool started at 20.00. I didn't see any going the extra mile. No little extras for the guests. I would not come back to this hotel again

so I've rented this hotel 3 times in total once 2 years ago and recently about 1 week ago, this…read moreplace has just recently re opened and I see the owner has changed, the staff was extremely nice and provided me with everything I requested, breakfast was surprisingly pretty good, esp the waffles!!!, I've noticed there is new furniture in the rooms and it is overall WAY cleaner then I remember I didn't expect much because of how affordable the rooms were but this place has reopened and it looks way better then it did especially for the price

Thought I did my homework and researched all over Old,…read moregross, everything yells cheap Staff nice but no manager around TV never worked we thought it was a satellite thing and kept waiting but it never got better. By morning we told them and they sent a repair guy, he said the cable wasn't screwed on right, left and said it was done Well it wasn't, kept cutting out Asked for some discount but they said the manager said no since we didn't tell them the night before Carpeting in halls stained and old Breakfast was basic but good enough.

It might smell a little like grandma's house. It might not have an elevator. But this hotel is SO…read morecharming and vintage. You can't help but adore it. I wanted to visit the Cumberland Island National Seashore (reviewed separately) and didn't want to spend the 900-1000 plus dollars per night (with a two night minimum) to stay at the one crumbling inn on the island. This is truly like stepping back into the 20s and 30s. Lots of old wood, that slightly musty smell (but not unpleasant). The desk attendants were super kind and helpful. I stayed in room 15, Cross Creek. I chose it because it looked directly out onto the water. The bathroom was clean, the shower was hot. People who are tall might struggle a little, as it's a bit of a short shower. The bed was very comfy and I loved how soft it was, and appreciated the soft blankets. There are multiple configurations of rooms here--queens, fulls, twins, double beds. Each is named after a famous guest or situation. Basic cable TV and that's okay! They do a sack lunch for the island (no food to buy on the island) if you order the night before. There is a restaurant downstairs (reviewed separately) and a small, quaint lobby. Literally FEET from the ferry and national park checkin. Also tons of cute little shops to walk around to see and shop. And if you miss their sack lunches, some of these shops will make you a lunch. I loved my night here. I really did. It's something I won't forget.

Very charming hotel convenient to Cumberland Island ferry -- view of riverfront. Breakfast was…read moregreat -- bagels, etc, fresh fruit -- cereal & yogurt. The baths are all updated and the couple who own the hotel are very responsive! I can't wait to return.