Hotels near Timuquana Country Club

"The building was clean, the room was decent, the breakfast was good for a free hotel breakfast with lots of options and the coffee was actually good. The staff were all friendly. Check in and out was simple. The outside doors lock at night requiring your room key to get in, which I thought was a nice feature to feel safe. Our trip was a family visit so the location was perfect for us. Easy to get to and from and close to many food/shopping options. We visited in February so the weather was nice but not pool weather. I wish this location had an indoor pool. Overall our stay was great! "

"Clean room nice staff the restaurant was not opened on Sunday to order breakfast and the microwave has a safety loc on it had to call for help but this was still a nice place I will go here again "

"Clean hotel for not being upgraded in a while- only issues were loud guest in parking lot and the WiFi is really weak"

"Love this property.. it’s a Homely feel and comfortable "

"Need a better breakfast.. "

"I enjoy the room and the safety of the property "

"N/a"

"I just drove up to my room and a maintenance guy was right there, about to use his key to walk in! When I finally got inside, the door was cracked open and a staff member was just sitting at the desk hanging out on the phone. The room was just as bad—no hand soap, stained sheets, and they only swap towels every three days. I finally complained to the front desk. They offered another room, but by then, I was just over it. They didn't do anything else to make up for the headache."

"Absolute misrepresentation of what the pictures look like or the acclaimed 4-Star hotel classification. The entire property is old and could use a total renovation (particularly the scary-old elevators). Rooms are tiny and look so old as well. The restroom sink is outdated in size and style (a tiny flat surface sink with a wooden bottom stand with doors) and also had a bad smell. The television is probably the most annoying mess of the lot (perhaps the last straw that triggered this review) - a completely outdated TV from the 90s that has no semblance of modernity and you would find better quality televisions laying on the streets than the ones in the rooms. TIP: If you keep such TVs, add a channel booklet to help guests find channels. Other ridiculous takeaways: 1. Charging $100/day incidental deposit 2. $22/day self-parking 3. No refrigerator or microwave in rooms "