In 2019 our lives changed when we brought Hampton into it. He is our silly SEALYHAM TERRIER…read more It has changed the way we travel for sure as we are always seeking pet friendly accommodations. Having said that my husband found this little gem that excepts small dogs. The Inn Keeper Bek was so gracious, the room was comfy and quiet and the homemade breakfast was over the top. If you find yourself looking for a place to stay with or without a small four legged companion I highly recommend Millhouse Inn!

We stayed at the Millhouse Inn twice on our way to and from Louisiana. The innkeeper, Bec, gave us…read morea warm welcome each time and our rooms were very comfortable. Breakfast each day was beautifully presented and delicious. Quincy is lovely and we enjoyed dinner at both Big Papa's Chophouse (best pork chop we've ever had!) and the Laredo Grill. We shall return!!

I've stayed here a few times. Once earlier this year for a tour of FSU and again this past week for…read moreorientation. Location is great. Close to collegetown, shops, bars, stadium, dorms...front desk staff has been courteous and friendly both times. Decor is lively and modern. In the lobby they even have a refreshment station for your pups! Rooms are spacious and neat. Our door was difficult to properly lock but I was able to get it done. King bed was comfy. There were only two drawbacks for me. One was that our shower had lukewarm warm water one day and no hot water at all the next. The second was the coffee downstairs. One of the mornings while having breakfast, I asked for a hot tea with steamed milk. It came to the table cold, including the mug it was in. This was rectified by asking for a mug of hot/boiling water and steeping the tea myself. The second morning, on our way out, I stopped and chose a latte with oat milk. While the latte was tasty, it was lukewarm at best and I had watched the barista make it. Would I recommend this place? Yes. Proximity to most things is a huge plus and parking in the parking garage is easy (7ft clearance!) I would just check the shower temp before unpacking and getting comfy. Would I eat breakfast here again? Yes, food was good but I would just order a latte or tea to-go from somewhere else. Overall, a decent stay both times.

I have been visiting Tallahassee a few times a year for the past 6-7 years. I have stayed in a…read morehandful of hotels. This most recent trip was both to visit my in-laws and tour FSU with our niece. FSU offered us a discount and you just can't beat the location. The hotel is designed perfectly. You pull into the porte cochere and immediately inside the vestibule are luggage carts so you can swiftly unpack the car. As well as water and treats for the puppers! The lobby is fun and inviting and you are greeted by the most affable staff. We we're traveling with friends so we had two rooms and they upgraded our friends to a lovely suite and put us close by. The suite had a balcony that ran the length of the living area and bedroom with two entrances and two rockers. We enjoyed the sunset there. It was lovely as well to have a wet bar in the living area. Any bumps we encountered were swiftly taken care of with the utmost professionalism. Recently we have had really good luck with hotel restaurants! R&R is a fantastic restaurant and bar on its own. I would visit even if we weren't staying. My husband was elated that they had Bradley's pork chops on the menu for supper and sausages and sausage gravy at breakfast. If you ever have spare time in Tallahassee head out to Bradley's General Store. They make their own sausages, smoked pork chops, grits and more. It's like a trip back in time. If you stop at lunch time you can get a delicious sausage sandwich! I digress! We were just so excited to see a local product on the menu as well as local beers. Back to the hotel! The beds were super comfy. My husband raved about the shower. We have found our new favorite hotel in Tallahassee!

Nicely appointed toom in the 3rd floor. We have an amazing suite, comfortable for the 2 of us…read more The bed is super comfy, good water pressure. I would stay here again

No complaints I'm a fan of the Hyatt House Brand. The rooms were large and comfortable with…read morededicated kitchen, living room and bedroom. I'm have to have my complimentary breakfast the first day they had biscuits and gravy which were great!

We were disappointed with our first room as entering the bathroom you could see that the baseboard…read morehas fallen off and there was mold. I went to the front desk and they moved us to a new room. The new room also had the same issue as the baseboard the very well but at this point, we were tired so we just decided to stay. Once my husband turned on the shower he realized why the baseball is for let and involved be in the spot. Apparently, when the housekeeper clean the shower, they don't turn the shower off off to face the shower wall instead is out of the shower and in the direct direction of the wall and baseboard has copying it to get wet when you go in the shower. Other than that, the rooms were clean a location is great. I love having the park across the street and the hotel is dog, friendly, nice and attentive.

This was overall a really nice hotel. The room was comfortable along with the bed which is not…read morecommon for Marriott, in my opinion. The pillows were standard Marriott which I hate. Too flat. The hotel was in great condition, had a great vibe, and the staff were incredibly helpful. I wish I remembered her name but the front desk girl helped me print a document I needed from my in app message before my arrival. Impressive service! They have a nice restaurant and bar on site which is convenient; however, way overpriced for the area. That is why they got docked a star. Would recommend and would stay there again if in Tallahassee.

What a wonderful surprise! Our primary need was an ev…read morecharger and they had one. We parked, plugged in and went to our room; our tiny, cozy, immaculate room. It had all of the expected amenities. I'll look for BOB Hotel if I'm ever in Tallahassee again. Highly recommend!

So, BOB stands for boutique on a budget. This is not a five star accommodation nor does it claim to…read morebe. However, it is cute, quirky, and just fun for a quick excursion. Take it as adventure.

Two nights here at a great location not far from the State Capitol. I was in a room at the back of…read morethe hotel, so I did not have any of the street noise of the restaurants and clubs. So there's that. Still, only a three star visit. I was starting to unpack my stuff when I opened a drawer. A previous guest had left something in one of the drawers. I opted not to make a thing about it because what are they going to do? It set off my concerns about cleanliness for the remainder of my stay. Not that there was anything else, but now I'm concerned. I closed the drawer and ignored it the remainder of my stay. The room was otherwise good. The air conditioner had a loud hum to it. Enough that I left it set to 75 degrees at night so that it wouldn't wake me up when it kicked in. My room did not have a slow-close spring. I don't know if others do or don't, but I did not hear slamming doors or other hallway/neighbor noise. There were no exposed power outlets. I get that this is a more classic design hotel but I had to reach down to unplug the lamp to have a place to charge my phone at the bedside. At the desk, I had to unplug the Keurig to have a place to plug in my laptop. Not great. The bathroom was roomy and the vanity area had enough space to spread out. However, the shower had no handle or grip. That's not right. Parking in downtown is not free. On the weekend, the meters are free. The hotel did not have a parking valet (COVID) and currently offers their limited spaces out front on a first-come basis. I found space within a block of the hotel each time I needed it. I'm not sure I would stay here again. [Review 14026 overall, 1348 of 2020, number 1120 in Florida.]

I really enjoyed my one night stay at the Governor's Inn. The evening that I arrived at Governor's…read moreInn was right after having had a horrible experience at the Wyndham Garden Tallahassee Capitol, a room that I had booked through the Hotel Tonight app. I had seen the Governor's Inn on the app but had decided to forgo it due to the comfort in a familiar name (Wyndham). Big mistake. I'll just refer readers to my review on Wyndham's page for details on that experience. The Governor's Inn was a welcomed surprise. It is chock full of charm and class! From the courteous gentleman valeting vehicles out front to the classic, no-frills continental breakfast in the morning, this hotel offered me exactly what I needed the night before a big interview. I was only in town for one night, and I really needed to be close to the building in which I was interviewing the next morning. The location is extremely central to all things "downtown" and I really loved the fact that I could walk to Harry's and other local restaurants. The rate was very reasonable and the accommodations, while small, were not much smaller than one you would find in a standard NYC hotel. I could not figure out if the volume on the TV was broken or if they control it so that it does not become loud enough to disturb nearby hotel guests. Either way, I was able to enjoy the NBA playoff game for a little while, which was perfect since I was not there for entertainment. My favorite aspect of my stay was being assigned to my favorite governor's room - Bob Graham! I love the history that accompanies the Governor's Inn and I would definitely stay there again, if in need of a hotel in the Tallahassee area.

Room was cozy, decor pleasant, and clean. I get that this "Boutique Hotel" is run similar to an…read moreAirB&B... However it's the first accommodations I have reserved that has had NO in room refrigeration or microwave. NO Ice Machine access but ice buckets in the room? Extra roomy Bathroom with no counter space. Iron & ironing board was in the hallway restroom for communal use?!? It is somewhat understandable that this is a historic building but there apparently is no sound proofing/insulation between the guest room walls. Noise from doors shutting, conversions, people walking on the old hard wood floors, the noises never ended. Many times it would have been very beneficial to have staff in site as children were constantly playing and running the halls, also clunking exercise equipment in the gym! Texting or Email was the only way to get staff response, which it was usually relatively quick.

We stayed at the Willis Hotel in the La Chambre Terrier room while in town for a wedding. Although…read morewe arrived late, well past check-in, the process was seamless. We received clear instructions via text on how to download the electronic key app, along with the entry code and parking directions. No issues at all getting in. The room had electronic key cards for both the side door and the room itself, making it very convenient. Parking was easy--we parked at the park directly across from our room, within view. The streets were well-lit, and the area felt safe and charming. The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with the A/C and TV working perfectly. The bathroom was impressively large as well. The building itself is adorable, thoughtfully designed, and beautifully decorated. My only suggestion would be to add a larger vanity in the bathroom, as there's ample space for it, and maybe a task light for makeup. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would definitely return if given the opportunity.

There was a roach on the bathroom wall, no toilet paper, no towels, no soap, Nothing just paying…read more$95 for a two bed room with nothing just a bed. I wonder if they change their sheets.

We hit a deer last night and had to stop in Blountstown FL. Our van needs some work and we stayed…read moreat the Airport Motel. Start with the negative, its a little old and the rooms are small. That's it. The price is right at $65 a night. The room is clean and the owners, who live on site, have offered to drive us the 1/2 mile to town for what ever we need. They just brought us lunch. Peanut butter and jelly, cheetos and nutrigrain bars with Sunkist. Whatever they had sitting around. May God bless them, and everyone else please also bless them by staying with some of the nicest people in the hotel business. They keep a clean room and are good people.