This is a decent holiday Inn express location. The staff at the front desk is always fabulous. The…read morebreakfast is good. I think this is an older location that has been refurbished recently. In general rooms are always very nice and clean. The rooms have ran HVAC units somehow old ones. This is not a big deal with me. But you can tell that it's older. My issue, is a couple of rooms. I've gotten have had a moldy mildew smell to them. I felt very humid. I never complained and asked for any room. Just as an issue at least a couple of times. Otherwise it's a decent place to stay.

The staff is very friend and welcoming. The hotel is very clean and updated. The rooms were quiet…read more They have unlimited fresh coffee and tea in the lobby area. There was a very nice evening social from 5-7 pm. They served wine, beer and hard sodas. There was a a nice assortment of meats, cheeses, crackers, pickles, olives and hummus. They also have a small outdoor pool and a small workout room as well as many snacks and microwave meals for sale. The room had a microwave as well as a coffee maker. Overall we were very happy with our stay. We will definitely stay here again.

This hotel is absolutely disgusting it smelled so bad and the room was infested with gnats this…read morehotel doesn't deserve a one star and this absolutely unacceptable for this place to take people money and put them in a disgusting room I have yet to go to a Quality inn that was clean after this experience my company will no longer use Quality inn either hire some people that knows how to clean or tear the hotel down

Stayed on 11/15/25 Thee we bath room toilet is so low to the…read moreground that it is VERY DIFFICULT TO USE EVEN FOR A PERSON WITH NO DISABILITIES.. and the toilet for the disabled is no better to have Bigger bathrooms/ and toilets for all

Clean, easy to find, plenty of parking and smiling faces at the front desk…read more Room was very clean and nicely decorated. Great hospitality

I have been coming to this particular property for quite a while as my wife & I come down for Gator…read morefootball games from St. Simons Island, GA. Originally our trips were from Atlanta. The recent renovation has made this property vibrant again and the staff is very friendly and willing to be helpful. The room we stayed in this particular trip was room 511. It is located on the NW corner of the hotel and is very clean and the furthest from the Interstate. Which made the room very quiet. We had breakfast one of the mornings we stayed and the folks serving the breakfast area are doing a great job. They are constantly replenishing food items as needed and greet you with a good morning smile when you enter . The price for this property per night compared to Gainesville on a game weekend is about 1/2 the cost. The 35-40 minute drive up from G'ville after a game is worth the cost. Plus, I'm closer to home when heading back on Sunday. As an FYI, there are quite a few restaurants near the hotel (Ruby Tuesday's, Gators Dockside, Texas Roadhouse, Panera, Pisano's) just to mention a few.

Friendly staff, welcoming lobby, and clean rooms. I wasn't expecting a lot from a hotel right off…read morethe highway, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Very clean and accommodating hotel. Free parking…read more The complimentary breakfast is perfect for grab and go,or a sit down with your family. I'm a coffee snob and I really enjoyed their bold brew. I would recommend staying if you need a comfortable place to sleep and a great start on your travels.

Vacation Family My Husband and I just had a lovely stay at…read morethe Unity House B&B. Linda was a very gracious host and even set out breakfast for a very early morning. We found the local area full of charm and enjoyed a kayak down the Withlacoochee River to Madison Blue Spring State Park and beyond to the next boat ramp. (The river was an interesting mix limestone formations and sandy landing spots. We got some of the best sleep of our lives and work up to a yummy full homemade breakfast before our check out. Thanks to Linda our brief stay was a wonderful restful experience. Feels like being a guest in a friends home - like a warm hug. Hotel highlights:Romantic-Great value-family friendly Rooms: Well appointed rooms with amazingly comfortable bedding! Nearby activities: Madison Blue Spring State Park, River Kayaking or Canoeing. Regional festivals. Walkability: Located in historic Madison FL Food & drinks: A walk away from Manor House inn diner, Grumpy's Diner, Casa Grande, and a variety of beverage shops (coffee/smothies). A buffet and an Italian style eatery are a short drive from the B&B.

This place is so nice and very clean and smells good. It's very close to the cute shops only one…read moreblock away. The owner is very nice. The breakfast was delicious.

Our 1st time to stay at the Tru by Hilton. We normally chose Hampton because we don't like…read moresurprises and we can expect clean. We decided to try because we knew we were only planning to sleep a bit and be gone soon and we had never tried it. We liked it, simple, clean, no nonsense kinda room. Enough in the room but not too much. I thought I'd miss that there was no coffee maker but really they had good coffee in the lobby, 24/7 as they said. The breakfast had some good choices and the food was good, need to send the bagel thru 2x for toasting but that wasn't a problem. All the staff we spoke with were friendly and professional. We will stay again.

Amazing hotel and staff! They truly saved us after a horrible experience at the Wyndham Baymont…read more Desiree and Logan welcomed us with open arms and immediately made us feel comfortable. The hotel was clean, modern, and well maintained. We were extremely happy we decided to make the switch. It was the perfect place to rest after a long day of travel. Highly recommend!

Suwannee River Rendezvous is a great place to relax, unwind and have a good time. My wife and I…read morevisited the Suwannee River Rendezvous over a weekend with family. My wife and I arrived Friday afternoon for our tent camping weekend at the Suwannee River Rendezvous. The three-hour drive to Mayo wasn't bad from Tampa. Check-in is at 2pm. We arrived around 5pm. The place can be a tight squeeze around the office, even with a small pick-up truck and it is pretty hilly! My wife and I walked in to the office and a friendly woman behind the desk got us all set up in a matter of minutes. Soon, we were on our way down to our site. The tent locations in the lower rendezvous area are nice but not all that spacious. They are manageable and are limited to one tent each. I think majority of their visitors come in RV. Our primitive spot was up on a hill, overlooking the Suwannee River, which was beautiful. We got our tent set up in the only spot that it would really fit. We had a fire pit and a picnic table. A long trail goes all along the river and luckily, not many people were wandering around. Otherwise, we would have had many travelers passing through our campsite all day. My wife's parents ended up having to change their site because their camping set up is little more elaborate. They would not have fit comfortably and also would have had to climb up a steep hill to get to their site. Once settled, we set about to explore. They have a convenient lodge area complete with a mini convenience store. If you forgot anything, they have it. They offer games and other activities. They have a take a book, leave a book section and a kitchen that cooks food. On our first night, we played bingo. My wife and I won $70 on one game. Our two night stay was only $58 so, in theory, they paid us to be there. We visited family over in the RV park area which was relatively quiet and nice. This is where you can find showers and a catch-and-release pond. The showers are little ways away from the lower rendezvous. They were clean though and private since it's just a single shower inside a locked bathroom. On Saturday, we went kayaking on the river. I rented a kayak for $25 for the day. They offer a service to drive you up river and drop you off but we did that ourselves since we had a trailer. 2.5 hours later, we were back! The river is beautiful and quiet, although, this time of year, no wildlife at all. Saturday, we also participated in the pigeon races. For $5, you get a to pick out a pigeon and if it's the first to fly back, you get a prize. A fun activity. We also played redneck bowling which, if you ask me, was a pretty nifty invention. There is a crank you turn to set up the pins and a mechanism on a pulley to return the bowling ball. Pretty cool and a lot of fun! All in all, this place was a good time. For us, we like to be a little more "off-the-grid" as they say. This was a good balance. The primitive campsite area was secluded and didn't receive cell service or the wifi provided from the lodge. However, a 2-minute walk and we could get internet, a cup of coffee and a bathroom. My wife and I would definitely go back here. The staff we encountered were nice for the most part and at least for mid-February, the camping side wasn't all that busy.

Cabin rental was absolutely filthy! Dust bunnies hanging everywhere. Shower beyond dirty - clearly…read morenot cleaned in a long time. Coffee pot was dirty and even after cleaning the pot there were black particles coming out of the coffeemaker. Did not even sleep in the sheets and the towels were really old and questionable. Controls for A/C and heat aren't even reachable. The firewood they sell would not burn. It was just a very run down place and the cabin left us totally sceeved!

Clean and friendly environment. One of our favorite places to spend our weekends and relax. Also on…read moreweekends food can be purchased and it's delicious and reasonably priced.

One of our favorite nudist resorts, if not our favorite! All the RV sites have full hookups, and…read moremost are pull-through. Great pool and hot tub, clean and large showers and bathrooms. Weekends are more active, of course, frequently with organized groups and plenty of activities. Also on weekends, prepared food is available, and a full bar is opened. Downgraded one star because it has that Florida fine sand everywhere, including the RV sites. Substantial discounts for active duty military, veterans, 1st Responders, and retired 1st Responders.

This is a review just on the weekend brunch that they do here. It was so cute and cozy inside and…read moreSara was so sweet. It is a little pricey for brunch, but it's a big meal! It's a set menu but when you call to reserve you let her know of any allergies or dietary restrictions. The meal for the day my mom and I went including a spinach and tomato quiche; hashbrown casserole, fruit and a pop over as well as water, orange juice and coffee available. Dessert was a chocolate and peanut butter crepe cake. The presentation of the food itself was beautiful, but the table and decor of the place was also adorable. A great spot to come and will definitely be back.

The Grady House, in High Springs, Florida, only gets better with time as Ms. Sara Miller rises to…read morerockstar status. For food, graciousness, and Southern Hospitality Ms. P. Dean Is yesterday's news. Why else would our third return still cause raves? While Savannah's Eliza Thompson House rules supreme for its local historic ambiance, the Grady House walks away with first prizes for food and caring staff in a historical setting. My point is that you'll have to drive two hundred miles across two states to find anything comparable to The Grady House. Real antique furnishings, real flowers, real hospitality, and very real people. It shines through in the Miller family and staff. The photos show the true to period decor of the home and grounds and its ambiance, as well as the exquisite presentation of the high quality breakfast. Only your personal experience will immerse you in the tastes, conversation, and caring of a lady who loves the Grady house and creating a special time for each person.

Awesome! Our two rooms were immaculate, the service impeccable, and the breakfast presentation was…read moresuperb. (Try homemade apple-nut bread and delicious quiche!) When you enter the door you step into the 1920's, only with WIFI, flat panel TVs, memory foam beds and A/C. The rooms, lounges and sitting areas are fabulously decorated with 1900-1940 period furnishings. Breakfast in the large ornate dining room was a highlight. If you appreciate history or just want an Old Florida experience, the Chateau de Lafayette is worth going out of your way for. If you will stay in the Mayo/Perry area, I don't believe you could find a nicer place to stay.