This hit all of my needs: Quiet, No traffic sounds, etc. I need a dark room for sleep and thankfully very little light comes in around the drapes or door. Decor is sophisticated. Loved the photos of Gainesville vs stock art. Bed very comfortable & shower very nice. Shopping down the street. Close to campus.

Bearing in mind there were few visits in town, Breakfast that morning was a little limited, ONLY because there were so few guests. EXCELLENT business decision. I respect that that.

Friendly staff, overall cleanliness…good breakfast. Parking lot lit well. A lot of shopping and eating places very close.

It was clean and very easy to get to off I 75 people were very nice they didn’t have a handicap room so they gave me a upgrade for same price and on first floor enjoyed our stay very much

Nathalie was very kind and accommodating. The price was good. Location was good.

From my room I could have seen the pool, which was great!

It was not super clean, there were some black hair on the floor, but I didn't care.

Convenient location. That’s about it.

The A/C kicks on and off every five minutes throughout the night, waking us up. The room was musty, bathroom smelled of cigarettes. Roaches in the room. Thin walls/ceilings. Neighbors walking at 4:30 am woke us up. Drapes don’t block the light streaming into the window. Not very clean in general. Beds were worn down, not supportive.

location

needs. remodeled with new beds and pillows shower was not good musty odor

The property was convenient and the room was clean. The cleaning staff and the evening desk clerk were very friendly. The parking lot was well lit.

The Booking.com rating was too high. I would rate it at a 5 or 6. By comparison to other properties we have stayed at, it was way over priced at $682 for a 2-night stay. The morning/day desk clerk was beyond unfriendly. She also had responsibility for the breakfast and apparently didn’t care about this task. The breakfast was only wrapped pastries and sausage biscuits and coffee urns were empty at 7AM. We were in Gainesville to attend our granddaughter’s college graduation, a high point in our lives. This was a low point.