Came in late during a week night and found a pull through spot and the park attendant was very kind…read moreand helpful via the phone. Older park very well maintained with these huge ancient beautiful oak tree

If I could give 0 stars I would. Janet at the front desk might be the meanest lady I've ever met…read more In hindsight, we didn't realize it was private property and we should have checked before. She did not give me the time of day to explain our reasoning for being on the property. Overall very negative experience and I would not recommend visiting this park.

Stayed here a few times and really like this park. Check in is easy as well as booking process…read more All sites are pull through which I love. Extremely well maintained. Someone is always cleaning raking sites. Some sites have a grassy area and some don't. Mostly level on gravel. Bathhouse and pool areas also very clean. Located right off I-10 which is very convenient. My son lives in Tallahassee so I plan on returning. Go Noles!!

We booked our site for two nights months before heading west on I-10, booking online was easy and…read morethe staff clearly communicated throughout the entire process including the day of our arrival and a follow up after we left the park. As other have stated this is probably best for short stays and overnight stops as you travel through the area. Located a short drive from the interstate this park is easy to find and easy to access, our pull through site was #44 and although gravel it was pretty level and well maintained with full hookups and reliable utilities. We had no issue during our stay and found the park to be quite. We fortunately had great neighbors which is always good, the sites could of been a little wider but they were better than most short stay parks and we had plenty of room for our 4 slide-outs and awning which is typical for RV Parks that have customers who mainly stay only overnight. We didn't use any of the park's amenities but it did appear they were more than adequate including the pool. The staff was out and about everyday cleaning and maintaining the property which is filled with flowering plants and lots of pine trees that provides a good balance of sun and shade. As experienced RVers we are used to navigating our stays without much interaction with the staff so besides a few phone discussions and online communications we never had any face to face interaction with the staff which is fine with us - the site assignments and park information is posted in a small kiosk across from the office. I personally thought everything went off without a hitch and would definitely return if we were in the area and needed a place for an overnight stay...

We stayed here two nights for a wedding on property and it was such a great experience!…read more The grounds are beautiful as they have numerous buildings, a chapel, a coffee shop, a rehearsal area, reception hall, oak trees galore, and a variety of cottages for guests. Beautiful photo opportunities all around the property. The bridal suite is GORGEOUS. It's set up like an actual beauty shop with 3 chairs and mirrors. Chandelier lighting and a huge mirror with stairs for the bride to be to get ready and make sure she looks her best. It was perfect for getting ready and extremely spacious. My husband and I stayed in the railroad 1 cottage and it was very quaint and beautifully decorated. Stocked with drinks, snacks, and coffee our cottage was very welcoming and a perfect stay for the wedding weekend. The owners, Jose and Marissa were so kind upon check-in and gave us some history of the property. Both of them actually worked the bar for the wedding and were so great. It was a truly beautiful wedding at a perfect venue.

One of the most beautiful, historic places I've ever encountered! This resort has stunning…read morepathways, benches, swings, and views of greenery. A few of my favorite things were the extravagant cocktails handcrafted at the bar, the history behind the resort, and I have to mention the view from the Honeymoon suite balcony!! Holy cow.. it's incredible, like something out of a movie. This resort is literally the jackpot for a dream wedding, family reunion, etc so if you get a chance to book this place do yourself a favor and book it!

The Segway Tour was soooo much fun! It is a lot easier than it looks. One of the best parts was our…read moretour guide Tim. He shared a lot of history about Tallahasse and made it interesting. Bring your sunblock and have some water ready post-tour.

Nice quiet spot with full Hook ups and the staff are…read moreamazing!! Love the holiday decor and I'll Post a picture.

Stayed at Lakeside Travel RV Park recently and wanted to share an updated experience since it's now…read moreunder new management. You can definitely tell they're putting in the effort to improve the place. They're actively upgrading the lots, and there's been a lot of fresh sod and grass added, which really makes a difference in the overall appearance. It's nice to see the park moving in a positive direction. The bathroom facilities were clean during my stay, which is always a big plus when traveling. The only downside right now is that the individual bathroom doors don't have locks, which could be a concern for some guests. Hopefully, that's something management addresses soon as they continue making improvements. Overall, it's a solid spot with clear progress being made, and I'd consider staying again to see how it continues to develop.

This unacceptable parking. Why you ask bc their satellite won't work if they back into the parking…read morearea

There was a roach on the bathroom wall, no toilet paper, no towels, no soap, Nothing just paying…read more$95 for a two bed room with nothing just a bed. I wonder if they change their sheets.

We hit a deer last night and had to stop in Blountstown FL. Our van needs some work and we stayed…read moreat the Airport Motel. Start with the negative, its a little old and the rooms are small. That's it. The price is right at $65 a night. The room is clean and the owners, who live on site, have offered to drive us the 1/2 mile to town for what ever we need. They just brought us lunch. Peanut butter and jelly, cheetos and nutrigrain bars with Sunkist. Whatever they had sitting around. May God bless them, and everyone else please also bless them by staying with some of the nicest people in the hotel business. They keep a clean room and are good people.

Two nights here at a great location not far from the State Capitol. I was in a room at the back of…read morethe hotel, so I did not have any of the street noise of the restaurants and clubs. So there's that. Still, only a three star visit. I was starting to unpack my stuff when I opened a drawer. A previous guest had left something in one of the drawers. I opted not to make a thing about it because what are they going to do? It set off my concerns about cleanliness for the remainder of my stay. Not that there was anything else, but now I'm concerned. I closed the drawer and ignored it the remainder of my stay. The room was otherwise good. The air conditioner had a loud hum to it. Enough that I left it set to 75 degrees at night so that it wouldn't wake me up when it kicked in. My room did not have a slow-close spring. I don't know if others do or don't, but I did not hear slamming doors or other hallway/neighbor noise. There were no exposed power outlets. I get that this is a more classic design hotel but I had to reach down to unplug the lamp to have a place to charge my phone at the bedside. At the desk, I had to unplug the Keurig to have a place to plug in my laptop. Not great. The bathroom was roomy and the vanity area had enough space to spread out. However, the shower had no handle or grip. That's not right. Parking in downtown is not free. On the weekend, the meters are free. The hotel did not have a parking valet (COVID) and currently offers their limited spaces out front on a first-come basis. I found space within a block of the hotel each time I needed it. I'm not sure I would stay here again. [Review 14026 overall, 1348 of 2020, number 1120 in Florida.]

I really enjoyed my one night stay at the Governor's Inn. The evening that I arrived at Governor's…read moreInn was right after having had a horrible experience at the Wyndham Garden Tallahassee Capitol, a room that I had booked through the Hotel Tonight app. I had seen the Governor's Inn on the app but had decided to forgo it due to the comfort in a familiar name (Wyndham). Big mistake. I'll just refer readers to my review on Wyndham's page for details on that experience. The Governor's Inn was a welcomed surprise. It is chock full of charm and class! From the courteous gentleman valeting vehicles out front to the classic, no-frills continental breakfast in the morning, this hotel offered me exactly what I needed the night before a big interview. I was only in town for one night, and I really needed to be close to the building in which I was interviewing the next morning. The location is extremely central to all things "downtown" and I really loved the fact that I could walk to Harry's and other local restaurants. The rate was very reasonable and the accommodations, while small, were not much smaller than one you would find in a standard NYC hotel. I could not figure out if the volume on the TV was broken or if they control it so that it does not become loud enough to disturb nearby hotel guests. Either way, I was able to enjoy the NBA playoff game for a little while, which was perfect since I was not there for entertainment. My favorite aspect of my stay was being assigned to my favorite governor's room - Bob Graham! I love the history that accompanies the Governor's Inn and I would definitely stay there again, if in need of a hotel in the Tallahassee area.