We traveled to Statesboro for an event at Georgia Southern University (GSU) and stayed at the…read moreHoliday Inn Express in Statesboro for a few nights. It's one of the newer if not the newest hotel in Statesboro. Check-in went smoothly and the staff was very friendly, especially the front desk. They were a pleasure to interact with. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and in a great location. It's close to restaurants, coffee shops, and GSU. The complimentary breakfast was decent, but I was only able to take advantage of it once. I did help myself to the coffee bar a few times, which is a feature I really like about most Holiday Inn Express hotels. We really had no complaints, other than the room felt a little damp. Even the clothes inside my suitcase felt damp after a day. It was humid in Statesboro that weekend (when is it not, though?), but the room still shouldn't feel that damp. Either way, it did not damp-en (get it?) our stay. Would stay here again if we ever travel back to Statesboro!

This place was smelly, unclean, and had cockroaches everywhere. Would not recommend to anyone.read more

Nice stay at this establishment during a recent visit to GA Southern. Convenient location to campus…read moreand to shopping like Walmart and Publix. Room was comfortable and clean. Breakfast was available but I did not partake.

The rooms are what you would expect at a Hampton Inn, clean and nothing out of the ordinary. What…read morewas out of the ordinary was how friendly and helpful all of the hotel staff were, from the front desk workers to the cleaning and kitchen crew. Can't say enough how great they all were. That is not always the norm with hotel staff.

I both stayed at Georgia's and attended a lunch party at the B&B that was catered by Georgia's…read more There are 4 suites at the house, two with private bathrooms. The rooms are located up a steep flight of stairs so people with disabilities might want to keep this in mind or call first. Their motto is "southern hospitality at it's finest" and they definitely met the challenge with a smile and sweet tea around every corner. The house is a neat place to hold a function with ample sitting rooms downstairs and a beautiful deck/patio to accomodate dining al fresco if the weather allows. My favorite item was their tiny little biscuits that just melted in my mouth like a puff of air. So good! If you like bed and breakfasts, you will like Georgia's.

Helen, the owner and operator is a sweetheart. She is caring and really gives you southern…read morehospitality. She is very accommodating in every way. Breakfast is included that she cooks herself. There is a small dog but it is quiet and friendly. If you want a personal touch to your stay in Statesboro I would recommend this place over a hotel.

Shout out to Madison at the front desk she's awesome! I…read morewanted some coffee and she offered to make me some if the coffee there wasn't good.. she ended up making some but the coffee had what looked like residue from the pot in my coffee.. I showed Madison and she said she would make some more, but couldn't till bout 20 mins since she is working the front desk and couldn't leave to wash another container out. I told her to call me when it's ready.. sure enough she ranged and I came down lol.. Madison is a sweetheart with exceptional customer service.. I stood up there making my coffee and every single time she greeted guest as the came to whatever door they came in to go back to their rooms( meaning guest were already long pass check in process).

The manager was rude and made conflicting arguments when we requested a 11:30am checkout instead of…read more11:00am. She was argumentative and refused to provide her full name when asked. She said I don't have to tell you that. My wife hurt her back while at the hotel and they showed complete disrespect and disregard for us as guests. We were checking out on a Sunday and the front desk said no late check outs because housekeeping couldn't sustain any late checkouts and the manager told us that because we used Expedia they couldn't offer us a late checkout. We will never stay at Home2suites again

Our stay at the Holiday Inn Statesboro-University Area location was OK. We had a better experience…read moreat and preferred the Hampton Inn Statesboro: https://www.yelp.com/biz/hampton-inn-statesboro-statesboro That said, the Hampton Inn is newer and it was more expensive when we compared prices for this visit. The Hampton Inn opened in 2013. This Holiday Inn opened on June 15, 2008. Both hotels have been around long enough to get their fair share of wear and tear. We stayed at both hotels in recent years. I think the Hampton Inn has been maintained better. It's nicer. This Holiday Inn is not to be confused with the Holiday Inn Express that's closer to downtown Statesboro, on South Main Street. Two nights in a standard room with one king bed cost us $418.12. We redeemed 10,000 Chase Sapphire credit card points worth $125.01, so the final dollar amount billed was $293.11. Regardless of the credit card points, it cost $209.06 per night after surcharges. Check-in time was 3pm and check-out was 11am. Breakfast wasn't included. Amenities included a gym, pool, and event spaces. There was an event going on the Thursday night that we checked in. Overall, I do think this is a nice property with a good, functional layout. It just needs a little more TLC. When we checked into our room, there was debris and hair on the floor throughout the living room and bathroom. There was soap scum on the standing shower door and separate glass panel. There was mold/mildew, rust, and stains at the base of the shower and on the wall and floor in front of the shower. So yeah, the room wasn't very clean. We called the front desk to notify them about the above. Someone came within 10-15 minutes. They appeared with a vacuum cleaner, spray bottle with some sort of cleaner/disinfectant, and a rag. We had to leave so we didn't see the cleaning. When we returned, some of the debris and hair had been cleaned up, but some of it was completely missed. Oh well, better than nothing. As a result, I never felt completely comfortable in our room. I didn't feel the same way at the Hampton Inn. I actually felt comfortable in our room there. A few minor gripes: (1) The toilet roll holder was in an awkward location. It was on the wall behind the toilet, above the trash can. Not ideal. It should be repositioned. (2) The Keurig coffee in the room didn't taste good. (3) The cable TV setup on the LG TV was weird. It wasn't possible to watch HD in full screen. If I wanted to watch ESPN in HD without the image getting distorted/stretched, I had to watch it in a small box within the TV display. As for the positives, there were several: (1) The bed was comfy. My wife and I liked it. (2) Our room, 335, was spacious. I thought it looked modern enough. My wife thought it looked slightly dated. (3) The room had a nice corner view, facing north and west, above the 301 bypass, Chili's, and the Statesboro Crossing shopping center across the street. (4) The complimentary coffee in the lobby was usually hot and comforting. (5) In general, the staff was courteous and polite. (6) There was ample, easy parking. (7) While not great, the Wi-Fi was usable and reliable enough.

The only good thing about my stay was my talk I had with the clerk. Other than that My bathroom was…read morenot clean to my liking at all. The toilet also ran over with water that night. The room had a smoker smell although it was a nun smoking room. The key card would not work we had trouble entering the room after coming back from a long hot event. The clerk did fix the issue but she stated everybody always have the same issue.

We were looking for a place to stay while visiting Georgia Southern for the football game. It was…read morethe only place with a vacancy unless we went to Savannah. The staff were nice. That's about it! The description online said "unpretentious hotel"; that's one way to put it! We decided the best way to put it was "Road Hard and Put Away Wet"! 1) It smelled really weird, like chemicals maybe? 2). When we opened our room the TV was on. ‍ 3). There was a hair on the bed by the pillow. 4). Phone didn't work (not that we'd use it, it was filthy, (I only wanted to ask front desk for towels) 6). There was spackle over large areas on the wall. 7}. The chair was absolutely disgusting!!! We put towels over it! Stains all over it! 8). The desk chair looked like someone ate the arm. 9). I went to open the package of clear cups and the inside of the cups were wet. 10}. There was dirt/dust on corners of the bathroom. We didn't walk through the room without shoes and socks on) 11). Rust and corrosion on fixtures. 12). We did not use the iron but there was a hole in the ironing board cover. 13). Black trim throughout the room was covered in dust. Obviously, housekeeping just did bare minimum and paid little attention to detail.

After my last visit to Statesborough, I was constantly reminded that I "should have stayed at the…read moreEagle's Nest"; and so, on this visit, I did just that. I booked in advance, and was charged a very fair rate for my two night stay; and having arrived a bit earlier than anticipated, I was graciously accomodated by the friendly and cheerful staff. My overall first impression on the hotels appearance was that it was clean and comfortable, with some signs of wear here and there; but nothing rising to a level of concern. My fairly spacious room seemed newly remodeled, clean, and well maintained. The room did offer a microwave, mini fridge and free coffe, as one would anticipate. That fact that I slept well past my usual wake up time is a strong indication that the bed, and general atmosphere, was very comfortable. In conclusion, if you're looking for the Waldorf, take I95 North. If you need a good place to stay in Statesborough, I'll join the courus of folks that advised me in saying "you should have stayed at the Eagles Nest".

It is what it is. Basic, clean, and a bonus if you like waffles! Staff were pleasant. Plus is that…read morethey take dogs! They made our bed in the AM and left clean towels. We would stay there again. Thank you for a clean, comfy stay with our fur baby.

I came to Statesboro to watch Marshall University play football and stayed at the Comfort Inn and…read moreSuites. I stayed for two nights. Check-in was quick and easy. I liked that there was a local restaurant next door. The room was clean and warm as it was very cold when I arrived. I really loved the large bathroom. But the shower door would not stay closed. I had to clean up some water from the floor outside the shower when I was done. But everything else in the room operated properly. My bed was comfortable. The one thing that was annoying was I could hear my neighbor's cell phone vibrating on their nightstand. Pretty thin walls. But I'm thankful that's the only thing I heard from my neighbors! The breakfast was good. I had a biscuit with egg sandwich with fresh fruit. I would stay here again as the price wasn't bad and the room was clean.

Granted, I hit this place at a low demand part of the year, but I was very pleasantly surprised to…read morefind a spacious clean room with a mini fridge and microwave. It looked well maintained and recently updated. The breakfast was fine, but unimpressive; cold cereal and pastries; microwavable sausage biscuits; hot oatmeal; fruit. One points against is the exterior entry, and it's possible that noise could become a problem resultant of that.

Horrible all the way around overpriced ,Roaches in the room , had toilet problems in the had…read moreto correct the manager for throwing the card on desk instead of handing to me. I am very surprised why this hasn't been inspected and closed down. Date stayed August 14th 2026

Carole and I enjoyed lunch at the Beaver House Restaurant in Statesboro. The exterior is in very…read morepoor condition, needs painting and some new timbers on porches, ramps and rails; but the inside of the old mansion is lovely. Built in 1914, the grandson of original house builder, still cooks in the restaurant. We especially loved the baked mac-n-cheese, lima beans, ham and fried chicken. Very reasonably priced all-you-can-eat at $12,50 family style, we loved eeverything. We were there right at the 11 AM opening, so I took lots of pics the dining areas, so beautiful. The waittress was very attentive and took excellent care of us. If the owners would scrape and paint the exterior I would gladly have given it 5 stars.

I was recently visiting family in Georgia and they brought me for lunch at this beautiful…read morerestaurant. I just loved it from the moment I walked in!! We were the first party in there for dinner and were seated in one of the many dining rooms in front of a window overlooking the porch. Shortly after being seated and getting our drinks we were served our dinner family style. We had dishes with fried chicken and barbecue chicken, black eyed peas, cabbage, mashed potatoes, gravy and biscuits. Everything was good, but nothing was particularly special. It was a good meal and a good price. Our service was excellent and we were quickly offered refills on anything we finished. The star was definitely the ambiance, it was such a beautiful old building!! I will definitely visit on my next visit!!!

I have stayed in a lot of hotels/motels, but this one was utterly vile. The nice man at the counter…read moretried his best to find a clean room for us, but after the third room we checked we had to leave. The first room had roaches in the bed, mold or signs of an old roach nest on the side of the mattress, hair in the sink, dead bugs and a spider behind the bed, and weird gunk on the walls. It also had crunchy stains on the comforter. The second room we tried had roaches in the bed. I did not inspect further after that. The third room had a stain with hair stuck to it in the sheets. I did not inspect further after that. Shout out to the nice gentleman at the front desk, but I would not recommend that motel to anyone.

Once again, the only thing I found good about this place is the staff and the fact it has wood…read morefloors instead of squishy carpeting. Four years later the same paw print on the sheets, the same pee stain, the lack of a lock on the door from the inside. The bathroom is moldy, and as said before, the pig just had lipstick on her. Also, the heat would not turn on, but I found the tripped circuit breaker. Is there nothing between the cheap pig sty and the golden palace that you have to sell your first born to stay in?