If I return to Valdosta, I'll definitely be coming back to Downtown Social! Perfect low-commitment…read moregame spot with bowling, darts, golf simulator, and a full bar. It was also nice because we were able to pay for time (we chose 30 minutes) and it was only like $5 per person. Didn't have to rent shoes or pick a ball. It was kind of like skeeball meets bowling... smaller balls and pins, shorter lane, but still super fun. It wasn't busy when we walked in around 7 on a Saturday night, but you could tell it was picking up when we left.

Well, I guess I'm struggling as everything was fine, just some things that I would address for a…read morenew restaurant to be booming on a Sunday when it should've been. I came here with my kiddos who wanted to try it and bring the kids because it had things for the kids to do. They have bowling shuffleboard, which were the main things for the kids, but a full bar and two stories of tables. We chose to sit near the bowling so we could get the kids entertained. My daughter is allergic to gluten, but really looking forward to the lunch menu and a salad but on Sunday it's brunch all day, which is not brunch. It's basically breakfast... Didn't have burgers for adults or salad, which was really all she could eat.$215 for breakfast was a bit of a shock. Will come back when they're more ready.

We stopped by for a sampling after seeing their billboards. The winery is cozy and cute with…read morecharcuterie type meals in the cooler. The wines are muscadine based made from the vines growing next to the building. They offer a range of reds, whites, and fruit forward wines. Most are sweet with a couple of dry wines. Our server was friendly but admitted she needed to learn more about winemaking to answer our questions. We were a bit surprised to learn during our sampling that it was $15 for the 4 one-ounce pours. We probably would not have gotten two if we knew the price. We could not locate the price listed anywhere. We did purchase a couple bottles of wine but may have purchased more if the samples were not so pricy.

There wasn't any tours. Not much to look at. No cooked food. And the wine was okay not to die for…read more It just wasn't what I expected. There wasn't a large selection of dry wines there. If you love sweet wines you will love it here :)

10/10 recommend this venue. As a bright and airy wedding photographer this venue is a dream! The…read moreopen air chapel is simply stunning and a great way to have a beautiful ceremony, rain or shine!

Ok. So this place was pretty spectacular. Our daughter's sorority had the parents weekend reception…read morehere Saturday night. I only wish I had gotten there during daylight to get some pictures. The genie is primarily used for weddings and it is gorgeous. Built on a sprawling 15 acre pecan orchard, there are stables, cottages and the main "pond house" where the reception was held. You have to do some driving on the backroads of rural southern Georgia to get there, but it is well worth it. Can't wait to check this place out during the daytime.

Quick check in a friendly receptionist. Hotel is located less than 10 mins from Valdosta state…read moreuniversity and mins from the interstate. Room is spacious for 3 people and has a sofa chair. Kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave. Hotel also has a restaurant.

it was a very nice and well kept hotel but when we got up to eat breakfast the food selection was…read morevery limited on stuff that look good enough to eat and when i finished eating the worker in the commons said "you know the buffet cost$14.95 right" and i thought she was making a joke cause out of all the hotels i've been to you've never had to pay for that then she went to the front desk after asking for our room number and we didn't have to pay so idk what was going on at that place but if u want good breakfast there a waffle house and ihop across the road. frick you holiday inn

Farmers daughter's was very nice! Dawn had a flight of wine for tasting and later purchased a good…read morebottle of their wine. I chose a clear root beer and nibbled on some strange but delicious chocolate. Only strange because I can't remember the name, but it had something to do with raspberries! The establishment is nice and the waitress / wine hostess is very knowledgeable and passionate about her craft. We would definitely come back and enjoy the experience and laid back atmosphere! If you've never been to Thomasville Georgia downtown, you need to go at least once!

My favorite vineyard in the Thomasville area ! Decided to make a little road to Georgia and went to…read morefarmers daughter and my first impression was how cute and many wines they had . Super cute hidden gem in a small town but definitely an experience. We try the charcuterie board with their delicious jam ( we had to buy some to bring home lol ) and all the cheese and some prosciutto. The wine flight it's give one glass at a time so you need to make sure you make time for the full experience. We also tried the sangria and all the fresh fruits just tasted amazing ! Amazing service and delicious wine!

I frequently visit Valdosta And always stay here. I never had any issues until this most recent…read morestay. 1. Did not get a welcome gift for being Titanium Elite, instead it was left at the door. 2. Stayed on 2nd floor, 3rd floor tenants had kids and it was noisy, sounded like the people above me wanted to make my life miserable by running and stomping on the floor from 0600-0100. 3. Room didn't have luggage holder, did not get one until I asked again on the 3rd day. 4. High speed internet did not work. 5. Asked to move rooms, no one contacted me. 6. Asked for welcome gift, it was left at the door. 7. Asked about the internet, was told that's how it is. I need to accept it.

There was a time when I didn't hesitate when booking a room through Marriott's chain of hotels and…read morelodging locations. I believed the experience would be excellent as usual; however, that all changed during and after the 4th of July holiday. Upon the initial check-in, everything seemed good. I was surprised when the reception desk said that room clean-up would be every other day. I thought I had misheard, and she clarified. So, I continued with check-in, and once I entered the room, I did a brief look over. Everything looked okay except for the lack of an in-room safe; therefore, I took everything of value with me when I left the room each day. As I checked out the television, I noticed that not every channel displayed a program or an out-of-service display. I figured it was just because it was late and there weren't many channels available after a certain time at night. The hotel didn't provide room service, so you either had something delivered or could place an order from the kitchen before they closed. I ordered a Bistro burger and was looking forward to a fresh, grilled burger after a long travel day, but that was not the case; I got a pre-grilled burger that was fully cooked but had been warmed in the microwave. The bed was comfortable, so I slept well. When I took a shower, I discovered the shower wash container had enough body wash for one shower. I figured the television channels should all work since it was early morning and a sunny day, but some channels worked, and I ended up listening to music on my iPhone. It was the day before the 4th of July, and I didn't have service, so I left the sign on my doorknob. Since the Bistro burger didn't leave me with a positive experience, I checked other eateries in the area and picked up body wash while I was out. The water pressure and the shower design left a positive note for future mornings. I would suggest (to the hotel) not to provide a microwave in the room if the mini-fridge is only designed as a mini-cooler, since you risk getting food poisoning. You can only use the chiller for water and drinks, as well as to keep your candy bars cold and other non-perishables. The morning of the 4th of July proved to be a day of no channels working on the TV. You definitely want to have your devices charged so you can watch some form of entertainment. I give high marks to the AC working in the room due to humid days. The evening of the 5th was when the deadbolt on the entry door started giving me problems. I had to fiddle with the doorknob to get the deadbolt to retract. The following morning, I took off the sign on my door handle since the maid service was active. I also wanted to see if the room would get service. I reported the doorknob and deadbolt issue to reception. When I got back to the room, I discovered no maid service, trash still in the room, the body wash was not filled, and the door's deadbolt had not been fixed. So, the next day, I spoke to reception about the deadbolt issue, and I inquired about the location of the hotel dumpster. I got all of my trash and headed to the dumpster. I spoke to the cleanup person, and he told me to just drop the bag in the trash can, and he would take care of it. I left my room, and when I returned, it was cleaned; the recyclable bottles were gone; the body wash container was filled; and the deadbolt was still broken. Based on this hotel, I was ready to go and not planning on coming in the future. I've had better experiences at other Marriott Courtyard hotels; therefore, this is the first one to leave me with a non-positive experience. The two stars were for the working HVAC and the shower.

Wow! Everything about this business is amazing. We wanted to try this place for the food. I…read morestumbled on a picture of the cuisine one day by accident. Had never even heard of the place. All the staff here are so nice and amazing. They greeted us from the moment we walked in. I had spoken to the owner on Facebook when I was making the reservation and told her that we had a 5 week old baby and thought I might be bringing him. We needed up having Mom babysit so we could have a date. At least two employees asked about my son and why we didn't bring him. We felt almost like we were family right from the start. I can't wait to come back when they do another meal in a couple weeks! So to start, the only serve meals about twice a month. When they do, there is a dinner from 6-8 on Friday, a brunch from 11-2 and a dinner from 6-8 on Friday and that's it. You need to make a reservation the week prior or the week of. While marking your reservation you will place your order for the entree and whether or not you want desert, which I definitely recommend. When you show up for your meal, there will be a table reserved for you with your name on it, no turned tables here. You can walk around their little boutique until you are ready to sit down. We explored a little first. The architecture on the walls and ceiling are beautiful and will have you looking at them throughout your experience here. The first course will be a fresh baked croissant with homemade cherry butter. Next course is a succulent deep sea scallop on top of Napa cabbage covered in a bourbon glaze. The third course is a salad made from spiral cut zucchini and squash with heirloom tomatoes, dried cranberries, walnuts, and smothered in a velvety, cream goat cheese dressing. Then for the main course, we chose the chicken cordon bleu crepes and the hamburger Wellington. Both were out of this world good. The hamburger, which I had was probably 8-10oz at least, covered in caramelized onions and I believe chanterelle mushrooms, all inside a decadent flaky pastry. Then finally, you finish with a homemade blueberry ice cream. My only regrets from this experience was not getting a picture of the inside of the dinning area, the first and fifth courses, and not giving the chef a hug for preparing the best meal I have had in this area!

I came here for their "Holiday High Tea". I have been to High Tea several times in various parts of…read morethe world and unfortunately A&B etc was a huge disappointment and way over priced. Typically at High Tea you choose your tea from a menu of various loose teas, a waiter then prepares and leaves a pot on your table, and you are given a large assortment of pastries and sandwiches that could double for lunch. What I got at A&B etc for $30 was a young lady (14 years old?) acting as waitress handing me a 10 cent Bigelow tea bag, and a small amount of food. I got about a half a sandwich, two meringues, two macarons, and a scone the size of an oreo cookie. I have never seen such a small scone before, they are typically the size of bagels. Had I paid $10, I would have thought "oh well, whatever", but paying $30 seemed like a rip off. Should the owners see this review, I hope they will take this as constructive feedback and make changes. I would love to attend a quality High Tea locally, and hope that the business continues to grow and improve.

Stayed here one night while passing through Valdosta. We got two rooms for our group of six and…read morearrived before 10 PM on a Saturday. Check-in went smoothly and we were in our rooms within minutes. After a long day of driving, we were glad to walk into a clean, spacious and comfortable room and bathroom. It had all the basics that we needed: mini fridge, microwave, flat screen tv, and more. We all slept soundly that night. We took advantage of the free continental breakfast the next day. It consisted of eggs, toast, juice, milk, etc. Instead of buffet style, they had a couple of nice ladies handing out food. Breakfast was consistent with other Holiday Inns we've stayed at. They have a coffee bar with tea and hot chocolate that you can take advantage of even after breakfast hours. The dining room was packed that morning. Check-out was also a breeze. Everyone we encountered was pleasant and helpful. Since we were only there for such a short period, we didn't get a chance to check out the amenities so I can't speak for those.

Have you ever had a poor feeling about a hotel more because the clientele was awful more than the…read morehotel was awful? I'm super conflicted because despite the hotel being reasonable and the staff being very friendly, the clientele of the hotel seem to be sabotaging my view of the hotel. Look out; it's the return of the list monster. Here comes!!! The Good: - Parking was plentiful - Staff was super friendly. Check in made me feel VERY welcome - I know housekeeping has changed with the pandemic so instead of getting service during my (2 night) stay, I asked for 3 additional towels which I received without issue. - No one killed me in my sleep during my stay (I've had doubts with other stays) - Breakfast was awesome like expected. Hard to beat a Holiday Inn breakfast The Bad: - The clientele is loud to no end - The floors are sticky because the clientele have spilled sticky drinks EVERYWHERE - There are empty wrappers in the stairwell because the clientele doesn't respect the property The elevator is super slow and it jerks when you get on and press the desired floor button - One of the side entrances doesn't work no matter how many times you swipe your key and the lock accepts your key I can't see myself staying here again it's not because of the hotel itself but the clientele it caters to. There are lots of hotels in the area making this place nothing special.