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.

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!

2500 year old philosophical debate solved in the paradox of Florida's Suwannee River Rendezvous…read more Meaning who the heck cares? But, for those few budding philosophers in the Good Will Hunting Department or those with Big Lebowski Overachiever tendencies looking for meaning behind the veil of humanity, or a deeper understanding to the mysteries of life, well, gather ye "Rosebuds" and rendezvous with me on Florida's Suwannee River, and give them a Citizen Kane send off. Back Story. (Way Back!) Parmenides and Heraclitus were finalists in the Pre-Socratic American Idol, (Greek version) that ended in a draw, and possibly the first time the sentence "agree to disagree," was ever used. Heraclitus sang that a man can never dip his toe into the same river, twice. His Rosebud was a flower that bloomed in a garden of change, where that garden was the only constant, as time changes that toe dipped into the river (and all accessory/accoutrement attached to said toe) especially after stepping on a wet "Lebowski" carpet, while being baptized in the river of the Coen Brothers. Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? I'm mixing movie metaphor again, please forgive me. Parmenides sang the opposite tune: "All reality is one, change is impossible. Permanence is the only constant." He added a snarky Billie Eilish: "Duh!" to the chorus. The future Greeks would call this draw an "Aporia." Something humans cannot know. Like bats in Plato's cave contemplating the astrophysics behind GZK limits. (For 3 people in the world that last line will be incredibly witty and multi-versed in funny.) As you can see Parmenides thought little of humans and their free will. I thought the same "little," until I visited the Suwannee River Rendezvous and felt the paradox of a "permanent transience." Within that paradox a clear winner emerges from the first Greek Idol. A paradox that must first be defined. The paradox is feeling tethered to a sense of home in a world where open-road adventure and exploration is just as important. I've noticed those intrepid adventurers that take the time to RV throughout our great country are usually the same type of adventurous folk that look within and find their peace of mind out side of the ego. And there it was. The Suwannee River Rendezvous was the Mecca of ego free. That kind of an environment changes you. The Transcendalists fishing on Walden Pond believed we are here to enjoy an original relationship with the universe. I can't think of a better environment to enjoy that relationship, than this ego free zone. You'll know when you feel the same paradox. It's the day you have to leave. Your next river and toe will find a changed you. Especially for those philosophers who are lost in the mind of paradox, to find a cognitive space needed for a holy communion with nature, to recognize it as the answer to it all. Including paradox. We learn the language of the Suwannee River and recognize it as the same language of the divine. The Rendezvous allows us to find God behind the stillness, not in the mind, but through the same energies that scattered the stars. The same energies that move this river. Tesla fed pigeons. The Suwannee River Rendezvous has Pigeon Races. For those looking to be baptized in a new faith, one can break bad without wardrobe changes to orange, by sitting in Convict Springs. A fish looking for a tree to climb. Thinking brilliant, like Einstein. You'd have to experience it for yourself for the feel. Use your own words. Don't use mine. But there is a force there, that smacks of the infinite, that my little bat brain is trying to define in the finite. Silly little man covered in guano. Maybe you can do a better job. If so, start a religion. The tax free benefits are quite remarkable in your current economy. The enlightenment is priceless. Mine was worthless. But isn't that another form of priceless. Next time I'll be more specific. It has been rumored that a reporter asked Einstein what it was like to be the smartest man in the world. He said ask Nikola Tesla. Tesla loved our pigeons. They were his Rosebuds. He declared the winner of the first Greek Idol there. No one cared. Those that cared mistook him for the "car guy?" Once things cleared up, no one cared again. Would you like to meet me there? See the winner for yourself. Gather ye rosebuds while you may, ol' time is still flying. The flower that blooms today, tomorrow will be dying. Dead Poet's Society now hiring at the Suwannee River Rendezvous.

This place was perfect for our scalloping adventure. This…read moreplace has a marina directly across the street in which you can rent a spot for your boat at the dock and walk across the street to your hotel room. Has a beautiful, very large pool that was quite enjoyable to swim in the afternoon, especially with the shade of an oak tree, that cast a shadow across the pool. Naomi was our host and she saw to our needs. The room was quite nice. Had a small kitchen with a stove, oven sink, refrigerator, and a king size bed. We went out to dinner one night, but cooked our scallops on the second night. It was a perfect laid-back atmosphere for a getaway weekend. You will enjoy this place. We will be back

This place is quiet ,simple away from City's hustle and bustle. I enjoyed my time here,very kind…read morestaff and nice employees. it's a very simple apartment complex with all the basic stuff but it's the ambiance and the service that makes it really good

HORRIBLE... Motel sign was just a huge 'shell', blown out by a hurricane years ago, never fixed. 2…read moreof my 4 lights in the room didn't work. The FREE Breakfast advertised is a LIE. They don't serve ANY breakfast anymore, per the AM manager. Only coffee available, not even any kind of Juice. Place should be CLOSED.

this place is horrible!!! they charged my card at 2:00 a.m. after i cancel the reservation in…read moreperson called corporate to have refund the charge corporate states that these are owned independently so emailed the gm. the gm is not refunding my card this place is run down i am so happy i didn't stay!!! there is a much nicer hotel across the street where i stayed the night.

It's a really comfortable hotel and I've always luvd the staff here, always pleasant and helpful…read moreand they remember everyone. Didn't t eat breakfast here this time so can't speak to that It's a good value for Lake City, I think But what drove me batty this time is that the digital keys didn't work -- several times. And I understand renovations took place but it was maddening to hv to go back downstairs to get re-keyed, at night and again at midday.

Wait until construction is over! Should be over in July they say. Otherwise it seems nice and…read moreclean. No stinky carpet in the rooms, which is nice. Standard free breakfast fare. WiFi is spotty.

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

This Quality Inn is consistently dependable. The staff is welcoming and helpful. The rooms,…read morerenovated in the past year, are comfortable. Our tv was not working and the manager came immediately to fix the problem. They've got a small pool. Breakfast is what is to be expected - scrambled eggs, sausage, waffles. I wish they had non-pork sausage, though.

Had a very nice stay this past Friday. The hotel is nice and clean with friendly staff…read more They have a nice indoor pool. Very clean restrooms in the lobby. The room, overall was very adequate. Breakfast in the morning was very good. Decent selection of course food to choose from. Omelette's and Canadian bacon was a hit. Checkout was seamless. Location is convenient right off the highway.

This particular Best Western Plus is located just off of Interstate 10. As an added bonus, there is…read morea Waffle House right next door, so if you want to grab something to eat, it is very convenient. The hotel itself is decent enough and the staff was friendly and professional. This was an overall positive stay and I would definitely recommend here.

The hotel was very clean, Gina, the hostess was very knowledgeable and ready to help. Pricing was…read morevery reasonable.

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.