We drove down to Fitzgerald (from Atlanta) to spread my best friend's mother's ashes, as this was…read moreher hometown. We were traveling with several other people (10 of us) and a few of our dogs as well. This little hotel allowed our pets to stay in our rooms, which was such a relief. The family that owns this hotel were so inviting, kind and friendly. They went out of their way to make our stay very comfortable and they made a nice breakfast in the morning for everyone staying at the hotel. (I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars as one of the rooms needs new carpets badly - you can tell cats have stayed with their owners in that particular room). Other than that, a great experience at this hotel. I would stay here again.

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So there were 7 people (plus one infant) in my group and we got 3 rooms, and we stayed for 4 nights…read moretraveling for leisure. Our room wasn't bad as far as cleanliness (we got lucky though). It was old but clean and it appeared to have been remodeled recently. However my friends in the two other rooms reported a heavy smoker's smell in their rooms despite having nonsmoking rooms (we later found the reason for this when we caught the housekeeper smoking in a room while she was cleaning it). Room service had much to be desired. There were three people in my room and they continued to leave us with a couple hand towels (no bath towels) and would only make one of the two beds in our room. A separate incident had one of my friends fuming when they were locked out of their room because the management "heard a dog barking" from their room while we were away and they changed the locks on them. My friends had a dog and paid for the dog to be there, and they also had the dog WITH THEM the entire day (not in the room). As a side note, they do have an outdoor pool and weight room. We didn't use the pool because it was too cold outside but we did see the weight room, which appeared to be being remodeled, or at least I hope because the carpet was tore up and it had a very unpleasant smell (some combination of moldy sewer and BO). This was our first time visiting Fitzgerald and despite return plans, it will certainly not involve this motel in the future.

The rooms are nice but the small breakfast cereal and toast is about it. And the lights go out way…read morebefore the sun comes up making it hard to see especially when we leave for work. It's a serious fall hazard with stairs.

We were really impressed this hotel! First, the lobby was…read morebeautifully decorated for Christmas! The staff was amazing also from the registration desk to the house cleaning ladies, very accommodating. We went down to get a recommendation for a place for dinner and were pleasantly surprised with an equally great place for dinner. In short, this hotel is our new favorite and will stay again. Friendly, friendly, friendly!!! It's a rare gem among hotels!

We stayed here on our way to Florida. It was located right off 75 and super convenient. The hotel…read morelooked really nice from the outside. The rooms were a different story. The curtains were dirty and shredded, the tv looked like it was cleaned with furniture polish, the molding was coming off the wall, artwork had some fungus growing on it and I would not take my shoes off and walk on the moist carpet. The positives? You can stay here with a pet and they have little walk out patios. That's about it. Was really bummed!

My husband, Grandson and I were there camping this weekend of October 19th and the camp site host…read morewere awesome! They took care of our every need. Welcomed us and made certain they were there if we needed anything. I do not remember their names but the are there until November. Beautiful husband and wife that truly care about the park and the visitors. Thank you for being such gracious host. Alicia and Ben Powell!

This is a lovely state park that is on a Lake. They have full kitchen cabins that have one…read morerestroom. There is lots of trails and canoeing and fishing, play ground, golf course. Lots to do in a beautiful park. The grounds are clean and safe. The employees are nice and very helpful. They have dog friendly cabins as well. They have wooden chairs outside around a fire pit for each cabin. We love this place

I have stayed in a lot of Hamptons over the years, I mean a lot. This hotel stands head and…read moreshoulders above the rest. The rooms look brand new and very clean. Then there is the 5 pm happy hour! The tomato soup, garlic bread, fresh vegetables and cheese hit the spot, but the pimento cheese topped them all. You know you're in the south when you see it. To top off the experience is a very friendly lady behind the counter making sure everybody's needs are met. If you are staying the night in Tifton you'd be making a mistake if you stayed somewhere else. I can't wait to see what breakfast is like. I hear it is great too. I would love to see these little extras incorporated into all the other Hamptons where I stay. Keep up the good work!

We are Hilton Grand Vacation Club owners and have stayed at several Hilton properties. Our very…read morefavorite Hampton Inn is the one in Tifton. Margaret, at the front dest, is one of the kindest and most decent human beings. Always a smile on her face. She is a diamond in the rough!

They have upgraded this lodge greatly since the last time I stayed. The staff has always been very…read morepleasant and accommodating. But the room was definitely upgraded. It has a bit of a modern clean feel. The bathroom is large with a glass step in shower. They have a coffee maker as well as a step up from a mini fridge/ freezer. They have a large TV. The beds are very comfortable. Only draw backs ...The door sticks when you try to open it. You have to hit it with your hip hard to make it open after you unlock it with your card. Also the phone in the room didn't work at all... I couldn't even call the desk. I was trying to call to get the wifi access code... but couldn't call. The beads amazing and rooms are greP! So all in all a very good trip!

Great News: Fantastic lodge prices: a one night stay cost me…read moreonly $58!! (for 1 adult and 2 seniors!!) Scenic state park featuring an 18 hole golf course (I refrain from golf for embarrassment reasons) Friendly small-town staff. Small airport directly across the highway. VERY effective room air-conditioning. Single story buildings. Small "Restaurant" inside the lodge (did not dine there). Color Television with Cable. Iron & Ironing Board. Coffeemaker. Hair dryer. Space-age built-in soap/shampoo/conditioner dispensers. Glamorous News: This same lodge was recently used by the crew of one of those family-fixing "Nanny" reality shows while they were filming an episode in the McRae area. The lingering cloud of "Hollywood Glamour" at the lodge is palpable, though you should be careful not to confuse it with the teeming hordes of angry gnats (see below). Non-Glamorous News: Location may be perceived as "isolated" by resort-conscious (there is no "ocean view"). Woods be full of Captain Drew's lubber kinfolk and ticks (in equal measure). Teeming hordes of angry gnats. Angry, angry gnats that should not be confused with Hollywood Glamour (see above). Bad News: Firm mattresses. Relentlessly firm mattresses. Unforgivingly firm mattresses. The Deal: If you've a bad back, drive south Jim m'lad and don't stop 'till you've arrived at the wooden sign for the Little Ocmulgee State Park (and Lodge). Located about 35 minutes south of Dublin in the heart of Gnats-Up-Your-Nose County, this state park be the same locale where Captain Drew goes for his annual family reunion of inlaws and outlaws.... partly because we be such a wild bunch that we can't be contained by anything smaller, but mostly because it only costs us a couple hundred groats to rent an air-conditioned pavilion with its own surface parking lot. Perhaps one day I'll take one of you sweet-bottomed lasses down there on me arm to show off to me cousin/wives.... In all these years of herding my parents down to the reunion we've never stayed overnight in this state park's lodge UNTIL last week, when we found ourselves compelled southward by familial love and memorial duty. En route we agreed to give this state-run lodge a tryout since our former favorite, the Magnolia Inn, is now operated by a friendly family with a penchant for curries so indescribably pungent that the scent has permanently permeated the molecular essence of every structural component of their flophouse. While I enjoy a good curry as well as the next fellow, I also enjoy the delicious aroma of 78% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, 0.93% argon, 0.038% carbon dioxide, trace amounts of other gases, and a variable amount (average around 1%) of water vapor. We were certain to find fresh air at the Little Ocmulgee State Park Lodge, and we did!! Signing In A breeze.... super fast. Our Stay Our lodgings were VERYsatisfactory. With the exception of a missing ice bucket (we had the lid), the room was as fully stocked as any other contemporary hotel room you'd find anywhere else in the nation. Why spend more somewhere else? Checking Out My only recommendation is to make every effort to prevent men in golfing togs and pronounced drawls getting in line ahead of you (especially if they're in the sawmill business) because they will delay your departure by 20 minutes as they kibitz with the friendly staff, loudly declaring how much money they make, detailing how much their monthly income surpasses the annual income of their fellow townfolk and generally strutting about acting "all rich and stuff". One solution to this dilemma is of course to nip out onto the nearby "wetlands" boardwalk (ie, swampy-path-to-nowhere), secure some sort of non-venomous-but-nontheless-agitated indigenous wildlife and insert it into the open golfbags in the back of the rich guys' pick-up trucks. Alternately, you can simply stand in line behind them with a fake smile plastered across your face, pondering at how marvelously ridiculous your little planet can be~

This property is in serious need of an update! The outside and the lobby area are very deceiving!…read moreOnce you reach the room, you're guaranteed to be disappointed. Check in was flawless. The young lady at the front desk was friendly and checked us in in less than 5 minutes. She went above and beyond to make sure my family was as comfortable as possible....after a few mishaps! We had to change rooms a few times for several reasons. One room didn't have didn't have AC, the tv was not working in the other, and the last room was occupied by someone else and we barged in- *sigh*! The rooms ALL need a deep cleaning and updating as others have stated! The inspection in the elevator had expired but they didn't seem to worried about that. This was a one night stay and that's about all they're good for. There's several food options in the area as well as more hotel options too!!

Family trip and we booked this hotel as a half way point to stay the night. We always love…read moreFairfield Inn. The front desk staff was super nice and helpful. Made us feel welcome. The first impression was that the hotel was clean but needed some love. Older feel to the property. Our room was spacious and comfortable. Again clean and ready to give us a good night sleep. We kept hearing a grinding noise - prevalent in the bathroom. Sounded like something on the floor below us. This continued off and on all night. Not horrible but it was a sound all night. The bathroom fan ran 100% of the time. We could not turn it off. As long as the bathroom door was closed, you did not hear it. Bathroom was clean - bath products stocked - plenty of towels (seemed new - white fluffy heavy towels). The bathroom was older - needs an update. Some items are simple such as fixing scrapes on the wall - touching up paint? The shower curtain was too small for the shower. Water on the floor every shower. Would I stay here again? Yes! Just an older hotel that needs some love.