My family and I have been stopping at the Florida Welcome Center for years on our way to Florida…read more Most of the time we just use it as a rest stop they also have bathrooms that you can use they are open 24 hours. If you want travel information they have brochures and employees that will help you their hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. they even have orange juice that you can sample for free as well as grapefruit juice. They also have picnic tables on the side of the building It is a nice spot to stop at especially if you're traveling a far distance.

This is my favorite welcome stoo and rest center to stop at in my travels this far. You get a…read moresample of the citrus (choose from Grapefruit or Orange Juices) straight from the Sunshine State. There's lots of information to point you in the right direction and some very helpful individuals todo so as well!

Turning a road trip stop into an experience! This stop is…read morenice and clean! There's a bathroom and plenty of pamphlets to read along the way! There's also a nice area around the center to walk around and stretch!

This is a good stop especially if you have a pet. There's plenty of room to stretch out and unwind…read more There are plenty of bathroom stalls; they are simple and clean. My favorite feature of this stop is the pet relief area.

Excellent place to stay, reasonable prices and very clean; good location…read more A Tesla Supercharger is close by as well as an adjacent Cracker Barrel.

Although the desk clerk was very friendly, the room was overpriced for the poor quality of the…read moreroom. Very musty, and not up-to-date at all. The windows and all the door jams had multiple nicks in the wood framing. The bathroom had chipped tiles and the tub had some staining. The toilet was a water-saver and one side was broken. Not staying here again, regardless of the friendliness of the clerk. Breakfast was just cereal, bagels, and waffles. Stay at the Hampton for a little more and get a much better nights sleep. Very disappointed that Wyndham would have this has one of its chain hotels.

This place is super close to a rest station, so don't stop here for a bathroom unless you don't…read morehave other options. It's on the whole very small- one tiny bathroom, not a lot of options for drinks and snacks compared to larger convenience stores and travel stops. They really only sell candy. There's a limited selection of Florida souvenirs, so if you're about to leave the state and forgot to pick up a keychain, they have your back. Overall, I would only stop here if you're desperate for gas. There's no other reason.

This place is like haunted. Next to an abandoned motel. Now its sunoco. Nobody there just gas open…read more My credit card got hacked at the pump. Some piece of shit bought $58 of something at Walmart in st. Mary Georgia the next day. Got a fraud alert. Do not risk your life at this place. You are on your own.

I was on a road trip and stopped in for gas and a quick bite. I was about an hour early for when…read morethey typically start serving corn dogs and the kids were VERY adamant on corn dogs. The staff didn't bat an eye and made it happen and dropped some corn dogs for us on the spot. Excellent customer service (and the food was great). Thank you to the team!

Rude staff - charged 1.25 for cup of ice- made me self checkout while 3 team members stood around…read more- self check out made an error and one team member said "just keep trying"

Greta a nice lady was at the front desk when we came in at 1am and was so sweet and gave us…read moreeverything we needed she was so welcoming and i don't normally leave reviews but i loved her

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kingsland I-95-Naval Base Area, an IHG Hotel is a great place to stay…read morewhen you are in the area and need a quality hotel. I really like the breakfast here and everything that they have available to offer.

While unpacking our car, I stepped on a broken crack pipe. Thank God I was wearing shoes. Great…read morefirst impression. We were told upon check in that our room would be cleaned on the third day. It wasn't. On the third morning we took the do not disturb sign off the doorknob at 08:30 AM. We left the room at 09:00AM. Housekeeping was right outside our door. Upon returning to our room that evening nothing had been done. We were out of clean towels and all the trash from previous nights takeaway food was still in room. This is exactly how you get roaches in a room. Went to call front desk. The room phone did not even work as it's cord kept falling out. I Schlepped down to the front desk. Desk clerk can't do anything for us because he is the only one there. The beds were comfortable and the A/C worked. That's about the only positives. I always thought Holiday Inn Express hotels were overpriced and have tried to avoid them whenever possible. They claim the higher price comes with a higher standard of service. This experience has done nothing to change my mind. That's for sure.

Last night I stayed with holiday inn north of Jacksonville Fl. Clean, everything good except 1 key…read moreelement, the windows had blackout shades that did not cover the window no matter what you did. There was no shade that would lower as I was told by the front desk, it just was not there at all. The Pool light was right downstairs and on all night and coming right in my room. Why would you do that to someone? I worked the morning before arriving, drove 6 hrs, and then drove another 8 hours the day after I couldn't sleep in your well lite room. Really Why would you do that to someone.

We were visiting Fernandina Beach and had gone down to the main street area on the bay side of the…read moreisland to check out the stores, and came across the Welcome Center. Inside is a small welcome center with some information about Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach. Along with that are some news articles about the history of the area. What is not present is a bunch of displays of things that are further away. I have been in a fair share of welcome centers for towns, and a lot of them have multiple stands with information about towns and areas well outside of the local town. This one is kept neat and tidy, with a pair of attendants that are knowledgeable about the area. The site is that of the old train station, and you can see that in the architecture of the building. This was one end of a line that used to extend all the way to Cedar Key, crossing Florida, and was originally built to ferry goods from ships from one side of the state to the other in order to avoid having to sail around the tip of Florida. The line was completed in 1861, which was just in time for the US Civil War to start and interrupt operations. After the war, the company operating the railroad restarted operations, but failed by 1866. After that the railroad changed hands a number of times, but maintained operations until 1932 when the Cedar Key end of the line ceased operations. There are still parts of the line still in use today.