One of the finest & most expensive hotels in Thomasville, Georgia. Conveniently located in downtown…read moreand a walk away from churches, restaurants, shops, and attractions. It was close to all the places we needed to go in Thomasville. I loved the new furnishings and the spacious ambience of the hotel. At $110 a night, it is on the pricey side. We stayed two nights. We liked how impressive and clean our room was upon entering. The sensor light in the large mirror at the entrance was a nice touch. The bathroom shower was modern and the long shower there was a relief. There were very few to no concerns. I looked in the closet to use a spare throw blanket. I found spare bed sheets and a pillow with a blood spot. They have a Keurig coffee machine and coffee inside the room, a fridge, and microwave are free amenities inside the room, yet there is no free breakfast and coffee downstairs. They do have a small Shoppette to buy necessities and bistro to buy meals & drinks in the lobby. Two large hot coffees in the lobby cost us $18. The menu looked good yet expensive as well. We opted eating the snacks & food we had on us and buying a quick ready meal from Publix. If you want to stay a walk away from certain places and attractions in downtown, this hotel is very ideal & convenient.

This place screams luxury. Parking is awkward but the rooms are spacious and comfy. Extra seating…read moreand space. Small fridge did the job. Water pressure and temp was perfect. Bed perfect. Eating available downstairs and coffee costs but handy. Nearby most of your travel needs.

I absolutely adore this house and all the details. Lovely is how I'd describe our stay at this…read morecharming, beautifully preserved bed and breakfast. The suites are so secluded, we felt like we were the only ones in the house. The staff was so pleasant and gracious hosts while we were in the common areas of the home. Breakfast was especially nice with a couple different options to choose from. Everything looked and tasted better served on their china. Don't expect blackout curtains found at hotels. Bring a sleep mask if you need it pitch black after sunrise. :)

The Paxton is the best place to stay in Thomasville, and the Grande Suite is the best room at the…read moreinn. The suite has a king bed with large fireplace. There is a second fireplace in the adjoining sitting room. Tastefully decorated. The host and staff are very sweet and helpful. Just a great place to recharge your batteries.

Clean hotel. Good breakfast. Nice salt water pool. Friendly staff. No laundry room though.read more

Hotel is very clean and close to everything in town! The…read morestaff are very friendly! I spoke with the concierge Mrs. Jane Driggers, very kind and informative! Thank you again for your hospitality!

If I could give this hotel zero stars, I would…read more My flight was cancelled and I missed the first night at the hotel. I asked that they not charge for that first night since I had no control over my flight being cancelled. They refused, which is their right. However, if they are going to stand firm on policies, then they should provide a room that meets the minimum of a clean experience. I checked in very late the first night and when I got to my room the shower was wet and a dirty towel was in the shower. I normally would have asked for a clean room but I was so tired. I just asked for towels and cleaned the shower myself. UNACCEPTABLE. But that wasn't the worst of it. The last night I got back to my room very late and when I went to use the bathroom, the toilet handle wouldn't work. The toilet was clogged. So, at midnight I had to open the back of the toilet and stick my hands in the tank and unclog it myself. TWICE. It was disgusting and gross and the first time I've ever had to do that in any hotel. I called down and expressed to the lady working that night (she was the one that brought me the towels and took the dirty one the first night) everything that had happened and asked that she raise with management. I said that I would like a call the next day to discuss my experience. I'm sure that she relayed the message. Of course they did not call. So do not stay at this hotel. Yes, things can happen but it's how the company responds to bad experiences that counts. Best Western in Rose City didn't bother to apologize or respond. I'll remind you again - dirty used shower upon check in that I had to clean and a clogged toilet that I had to personally unclog myself TWICE.

Major renovation going on. Didn't pass on that information when reservations were made…read more Staff handled issues. Should have discounted rate with construction. Building showing age.

What a wonderful gem of a hidden away spot in Thomasville. Great accommodations, walking distance…read moreto downtown to great restaurants IF you enjoy walking. A good 5 blocks. It was everything my husband & I needed . We were attending a wedding at Loblolly plantation chose Cottage on main because of the great reviews. So glad we did. Clean, cozy, quiet. ‼. Great hosts.‼

I stayed at this hotel from last night (Friday) to this morning (Saturday). I didn't choose this…read morehotel. Someone booked the room for me last minute due to a family emergency. The hotel room was not worth the price that I paid at all. The lady who checked me in at the front desk wasn't friendly and she seemed annoyed. There were times I felt as if she flat out ignored what I was saying due to her lack of response. I was given a WiFi password/code when I first checked in but was never told how to access the internet. So I ended up not being able to use it. Fortunately, the man who checked me out on my last day was much kinder. The room had an old feel and it could definitely use an upgrade. There was nothing really nice about it except that it was spacious. The bed was ok. The bathtub had drainage issues. About 1/3 of the tube filled with water while I was showering. For the complimentary breakfast, there were a couple of breakfast options which is always appreciated. The lady who worked in the breakfast area was very pleasant and helpful. I would not recommend this hotel.

Clean, Housekeeping is real good. My biggest issue is the WiFi is horrible! If I would have known…read morehow bad it is I would stayed somewhere else. I won't be back. It's so bad, I used my phone to hotspot to my laptop to watch movies. I used all my hotspot bandwidth for the month. If you don't need an Internet connection and don't mind mediocre TV, stay here. If you need those things stay somewhere else.

Wonderful place to stay! Was bit scared at first cause of the bad history it had. Mrs.pat has…read moreturned this hotel around an made it a place to even call home if u choose to stay weekly she is wonderful makes sure u have everything u need to make your stay Pleasant keep up good work!!!

This small business is a basic mom and pop motel with affordable rates and shelter from Hurricane…read moreIrma. I give this a 5 for heart. Owners Mohan and Jashu Bandit got pizza for their guests tonight, mostly Floridians. They are at capacity. I remember staying in motels like this as a kids in the 60s, before the Hampton Inns. We have a microwave, small frig, cold AC. and DirectTV. Basic furnishings. Well worth the room rate, not for folks who want perfection. This is a great place for people who appreciate the hard work it takes to run a quality small business in a competitive environment.

Attended Easter Sunday Brunch. Beautiful setting. Took hostess 4-5 minutes to return after sitting…read moreprevious in line party. After eating our salad appetizer course, we both left the table. Table was cleared of utensils and drinks, like we were gone, including all staff disappeared. It was less than 30 minutes after being seated. Selection of food was minimal. 3 breakfast items. A few proteins. Lobster pasta tasted burnt! No lobster in either of our scoops. A 1x1" piece of filet. Ham was dry. EVERYTHING tasted as if prepared for 11 am sitting. We chose the 3rd sitting at 2:30. Nothing was fresh, just gluey or dried out food. DO BETTER FOR $75 Per person.

A wonderful place to relax on a Saturday night!…read more The Cream of the Crop Cafe has an incredible location on the South Eden Plantation that can't be beat in the Tallahassee/Thomasville area, with food and wine to match! I try to regularly pop into the South Eden Plantation, especially in the fall and on one of their live music nights. The wine menu is extensive and all available by the glass, which may make the decision-making process more difficult, but you'll always end up with a good wine. I eventually made up my mind with the old vine zinfandel followed by a glass of sangria, paired with the delicious cheese platter. With those hard decisions over, I could sit back, sip on my wine, and listen to some music, while the cicadas played their own music in the trees. It is always a pleasant experience at the Cream of the Crop Cafe and I can't wait to visit again for some more front porch sitting.

This is one of the worst hotel/motel experiences I've ever had, there should be an option for zero…read moreto rate this hotel. I requested a non-smoking room and the room smelled as if someone had been smoking constantly for the last 5 years, not to mention a cigarette burn on the bedding. The room was filthy, there was rust on almost every metal handle of the drawers, as well as on the top of the coffee pot. There was bath mat that was covered in rust and mildew stashed in a corner outside of the shower, and this area was rusted. Whatever you do, PLEASE DO NOT RESERVE A ROOM AT QUALITY INN IN THOMASVILLE, GA.!!!

So, I didn't get any pictures because I literally came in and went straight to sleep. This Quality…read moreInn was just okay. The refrigerator was new and the bathroom in all was better than the last. Major issue was that the bed seemed dirty, there was hair and stains on the covers and sheets and that's weird. The TV also had a horrible display, the remote didn't really work too well and the Wi-Fi was open so the service was horrible. It sucks because even though this isn't a 5-star hotel you still expect certain things to be right when you check in somewhere.