Treasure Chest House: There was more, but I didn't take…read morepictures of everything. The bottom of the standup shower was mildewy nasty. Check-in isn't till four. When my daughter got there the key that was left for her didn't work. She spent 45 minutes out in the rain trying to contact somebody because everybody was gone, she finally called the sheriffs department to try and find out the owner's name and he told her to try reaching out on Facebook messenger. So she called on Facebook messenger someone answered and they gave her the emergency code to the side door so she could finally get in. All the remotes don't work on the TVs, there's a cable screwed into the back of them, but they only have antenna. Which is fine because it's a camping type experience but at least all the remotes should work so you can at least watch something when you're laying in bed at night. Dishwasher was there but never installed or hooked up and it's not mounted so when you open the door it almost falls out on you. And good luck getting a hold of anybody on the emergency line. The place could burn down and they wouldn't know till the next day. The noise cut off there is midnight so if you're trying to go to sleep at 10 PM, good luck because they allow everyone there to continue to make noise until midnight including loud music with high base, and they're allowed to ride their quads, and four wheelers around until midnight, shining their headlights into your cabin. On a high note, the property was clean. All the slides have been fixed in the kids area, but they allow people to blast their music really loud overshadowing anybody else's music, including loud music with inappropriate lyrics and language for the kids area. There was nobody walking around, asking them to change the music or turn it down to be considerate for others you just had to deal with it. For $1000 for two nights it was really unacceptable for the price.

Gas station bathrooms are cleaner... you are safer sleeping in your car at a rest stop. Men in the…read morewomen's restroom in the middle of the night. The photos don't match the experience. SCUBA certification instructors don't know what they are doing. Don't take your kids here.

Pit stop at this holiday inn as I visited defuniak springs to look at a property. Conveniently…read morelocated off I10 and 20-30 minutes from wonderful beaches. Staff was friendly and check in and check out was a breeze and hassle free. They offer great cookies in the evening with grab and go individually bagged Otis Spunkmeyer cookies. Clean and nice rooms for great prices. Nothing fancy but nice and comfortable. Also hands down the best breakfast I've had at a hotel. Seems simple but everything was tasty and awesome and you can taste the freshness of everything. Made to order pancake machine is so awesome and innovative!

This place is conveniently located off I-10 about halfway between Tallahassee and Destin FL so we…read morestopped there on our way to New Orleans. It was easy to reserve, staff was pleasant, room was clean and had excellent room darkening shades which I really appreciated. There's a free breakfast which it appeared to be pretty standard fare but we went down the street and had Egg McMuffins. Coffee was surprisingly good. Another bonus: the place was really quiet which is great when all you want to do is get rest on a long drive. Would definitely stay there again.

Nicely run property…read more Breakfast was exceptionally clean and well run with super nice lady and gentleman keeping everything stocked. Great job!

This place was one disappointment after another. It was not worth its price point, nor comparable…read moreto other Holiday Inn properties I've stayed at this year. I travel a lot, and this trip happened to be on my way back from seeing a medical specialist located over 9 hours from my home. The room and building are extremely dated and worn out. There were stains on the walls, bed and floor. The towels in the bathroom are kept disgustingly close to an exposed filthy pipe. I spilled my coffee on the floor and myself in the morning because the door sticks when you try to open it (a safety hazard). We asked for extra bedding and the person attending the desk when we checked in merely plopped a trash bag of linens on the floor for us to retrieve when we came back in from unloading our vehicle. The lady was friendly, but did not seem to care much. Also, I was traveling in a party of 5. I was given 2 water bottles upon arrival. The family that came in after me was given 4 bottles. The breakfast buffet was similar to other locations, except for the flies and non-working pancake machine. The worst part of all? The desk attendant who had the morning shift, Shaunn, stopped me when I came in from walking my service dog. He insisted that I sign a paper about my service animal and then said that this form is "required by Florida law"-- this was a lie, which has either been told to this employee as acceptable to say by his superiors, or it was his idea of intimidation to suit his doubts or judgment of my disability. I felt harassed and annoyed that he would lie to me. I told him I had never been asked to sign one before, but I signed to be cooperative so that I could finish packing up to leave. The problem is that I was inconvenienced and treated differently-- why? Because my disability isn't visible to this bored ableist man? I have had a service animal for several years, have traveled to at least 4 states with said animal, and have never ever been asked to sign a form such as the one I was handed. It asked what my dog did, and stated that I would be charged $250 should they find any "stains" when they go over my room with a black light. Do I get proof they checked it before my stay? I doubt it. Let's be serious- this is a $150 hotel in the middle of nowhere, near a prison in Florida. Do you think it will be clean when checked with this so-called black light? Or is this form a type of intimidation and discrimination? I know I won't be back. I don't recommend this place to anyone. Drive to Marianna instead. Or if you're going another direction, anywhere but here.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience staying at Beachside Inn! We came down to Destin on a…read morewhim to look at houses to purchase in the area and had to find a place to stay last minute. Beachside Inn was the only reasonably priced lodging in the area that could accommodate our two large dogs, and the front desk staff was very understanding and welcoming. Our room was immaculately clean and incredibly easy to check into. The room was also extremely spacious and had ample room for all four of us. There was even a freshly baked loaf of blueberry bread on the desk, which was such a sweet touch! We stayed for four days and not once did we experience a single disruption - the inn was quiet and peaceful. The beach is just a two minute walk across the street. The inn is tucked away in a walkable neighborhood with beautiful homes - we enjoyed walking around the area with our dogs. Camille's cafe and restaurant is right next door - we got breakfast there two of our four mornings, and it was absolutely delicious! They have fresh smoothies, breakfast sandwiches, etc. Check out was a breeze - all we had to do was lock the room and enter a check-out code on the keypad. We would absolutely stay at Beachside Inn again!

Clean, cute and close to everything I love this place. Across the street from the beach, but closer…read morewalk than some of the places on the beach if that makes sense.

Super clean hotel- comfy bed, clean beds. Easy check in and wonderful breakfast spread!read more

The house keeping services are horrendous. Multiple days, we had house keeping come by and take all…read moreof our towels without replacements. When we asked for new sheet, they would just make the bed with our existing sheets and not refresh anything. For the price of this hotel, this is a JOKE. I can't imagine how filthy these rooms much actually be if the house keeping is this lousy. Would be interesting to see what a black light would reveal... YUCK

Definitely a different Marriott than when I stayed last year. I go to my room I noticed a little…read moremildew around the toilet seat. I go back downstairs to move my car. The guy at the front desk ask me how was everything and I told him about the toilet. He was nice and helpful and moved me to another room.. I checked this room out .. on top of the toilet top it had some red residue on it.. I thought it probably was a stain .. but actually it was something that wasn't cleaned properly.. the bed "oh my" it had some overly washed out sheets on them ( needed to be discontinued)like something that would have been very uncomfortable and itchy to sleep on. I didn't even care to be moved again,I just ask the guy for some sheets and just waited for morning to come. I will say this the breakfast was good.. 3stars based on breakfast and front desk guy.

Let's face it: when it comes to Marriott owned hotels, it's almost always proceeded with the…read morepresumption of prestigious excellence, am I right? Such is the case with the Fairfield Inn & Suites, but it doesn't come without some flaws. Let's discuss. Right as I walk into my room, I am immediately impressed. So much so, that I whip out the ol' camera and start snapping away. The single king bed suite that I got was immaculate and spacious. Imagine my surprise to discover that there were, not one, but TWO televisions in the room; one in the bedroom portion of the room and the other right next to the work area. It all had a very professional feel to it. The two end tables in the living room type area came in very handy, too. I suspect the dual TV thing was due to the fact that it had a pull-out couch in the room. The service here is extremely cordial also. In fact, one of the cleaning ladies complimented me by saying, "Ah, so YOU'RE the clean gentleman that stays here!" I took that as a big compliment, because I realize she appreciated the fact that I don't come into hotel rooms and trash the place. I tend to keep all my used towels in one pile for them and leave the place generally de-cluttered. I figure the cleaning staff in most hotels have to deal with some pretty horrific stuff, so I try to keep it as convenient for them as I possible can. And, of course, no really fine hotel is complete without some type of complimentary breakfast (a legitimate one, that is), but there are a few flaws with this one. First, it could use a few more sides. They basically feature eggs, bacon or sausage, various breads and cereals. What would have been nice to see is some variant of starch, hashbrowns or potatoes. I know it can be done because I've seen less luxurious hotels pull it off. Second thing is...they could restock their food a bit more whenever it gets low. Just this morning as I go down to hopefully enjoy some scrambled eggs, they were out. They were almost out of bacon, too. The thing is it was like 9am and they never even bothered to restock the eggs or bacon. The breakfast bar closes at 10. I'm not even sure the lady running the bar ever checked to see how many were left, because I sat there for a good 40 minutes just to see if she was going to bring out more. No such luck. I'm also a little disappointed that if you happen to take advantage of their WiFi upgrade for higher speed access, it doesn't even come close. I did a speed check and there is literally no discernable difference between the high speed package versus the complimentary one they provide. Deceiving. Ah well. No place is perfect; not even the 5 star ones. Still, this was a stellar stay which I would easily repeat. In fact, I just signed up for a Marriott rewards program which I hope to take advantage of real soon. I'm kind of kicking myself for not setting one up a long time ago, but I hardly get to travel as much as I'd like to these days. Far as I'm concerned, Fairfield Inn & Suites is 4 comfy king sized beds out of 5 worthy!

We were so impressed with our experience at the Best Western in Opp. We had to make an unexpected…read morestop during a trip and the staff were so kind and accommodating. The hotel and grounds were spotless and so well-maintained. We absolutely will stay here the next time we travel through!

Staff was such a delight and made our stay feel so welcoming! The hotel was clean, comfortable, and…read moreperfectly located near family and shopping. The daily breakfast was delicious, and I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.

We were so disappointed with staff and room. Upon check-in there was no one to be found. We phoned…read morethe hotel and someone finally arrived (came from their attached resturant Nxt door.) The gave us room #1 that had a very bad leak (plaster falling of the wall and raining/dripping in our room!!) We were told they warm beigneits would be available from 9:00-10:30 am. We waited around for 30 min. and phoned the hotel and their resturant but both answering machines were full. We left at 9:30 am- NO beignets!! We were charged $147.00 for one night. I do not recommend this hotel- definitely go elsewhere.

We often look for historic properties when we travel. Well, this one is a hidden gem. Built in the…read more1920's, it was originally a Mason's lodge. It's now owned and operated by the chef in the adjacent restaurant "Nola". Our biggest surprise were the delicious, and freshly made beignets for breakfast.... Best I've ever tasted.

Midnight manager from India has no empathy for travelers who pay via Expedia at 12am to stay the…read morenight & then tells traveler that they cannot check in until 3:00PM in the afternoon. Even though hotel has 75% vacant rooms. Will not allow weary traveler to stay without paying twice even though he knows the booking is non-refundable and the hotel will absolutely be getting paid by Expedia. Lack of business acumen and reasonableness, therefore this weary traveler will NEVER book another Best Western hotel stay in his lifetime. Please hire your managers more carefully, because even though you did get paid twice for one (1) nights stay, this type of poor customer service will hurt your bottom line in the long run. Displeases Customer on March 22, 2026

Plenty of parking !!!!! We have stayed here at least eight…read moretimes or more since 2008. Always clean, quiet and friendly staff. Plenty of places to eat around. Beaches are 30 min away. DeFuniak Springs is a nice friendly place.