This is the last rest area before you reach the Crestview, Eglin AFB exit. It was clean and had…read morenight time security which makes me feel safer. There are also the usual vending services.

This rest area, as the name would imply, is at Mile Marker 60 on the westbound lanes of Interstate…read more10. Just your typical Florida rest stop oh, so I did like the little benches that almost appeared like little bus stops by the parking spaces. As I said, this is typical Florida rest area where it has the usual vending machines, ample space to walk your pet, few picnic tables and rest rooms. The rest area is relatively clean and it is a good stop before hitting Pensacola. I would definitely recommend to stop here.

Adorable, very clean and greatly landscaped rest area. This place was a welcomed stop after some of…read morethe rest areas I've been to. There was a staff member on site. No issues.

This is a nice rest area to stop at and stretch your legs and to take a break from driving. It has…read morethe expected vending machines if you want to grab a snack and this rest area is well maintained. All in all, this is a good place to take a break from the road.

Avoid this rest area …read more Unless you are ok with Porta potties.As a Triathlete, I am used to them and they were actually clean . However, it was a little eerie not having any running water and being under construction for so many months due to Hurricane issues.

Decent enough rest area on Interstate 10. Overall, the place was clean and ot had a nice enough…read morepicnic area.

Eastbound on I-10 between Pensacola and Tallahassee, it was time for a break. This is one of the…read moregood rest areas in Florida, which are generally about 30 to 45 minutes apart. Plentiful parking, some shade if the Sun is at the right angle, vending machines, space to walk around, space for pets and yes, clean restrooms for people. This was a nice rest and the quarter mile walking trail was great. There is another across the way for westbound traffic. They are not otherwise connected. [Review 931 of 2024 - 1810 in Florida - 21960 overall]

This is the Okaloosa County Rest Area for travelers heading east along Interstate 10. It is…read morelocated near mile marker 58 (though the center itself notes it as mile marker 60). When entering, cars will go to the left while trucks go to the right. Florida rest areas are open 24 hours a day. My visit to this rest area was on August 26, 2022. After traveling for a little while, it was time to take a break from driving and being on the road. This is the rest area we stopped at in Okaloosa County. The first stop at this rest area was to use the restroom. The restrooms were nice. They were pretty big for a rest area. They were also clean and well maintained too. Using the restroom isn't the only reason to stop at a rest area. I also took advantage of moving around and getting my body moving so that my legs don't cramp up while driving. They have a leg stretching trail, which is a little over a quarter mile in distance. There are spots here where you can take your pets to relieve themselves too, but pets are not allowed in the building (service animals only). There are several picnic tables, with some of them covered, as well as tree cover in the area too. This makes it a great place to stop for a bit. One of the signs here did surprise me a bit, as it noted that some organizations have permits to solicit at welcome centers and rest areas. We didn't encounter that on this visit, but it is good knowing this. Overall, the Okaloosa County Rest Area for I-10 East is very nice. There is something for everyone when it comes to taking a break, using the restroom, or even just taking in some of the sights or walking the stretch your legs trail. If your travels take you this way, this rest area is worth stopping in for a short bit.

Well maintaned outdoors space with covered tables. Plenty of parking. Clean bathrooms but it's…read morenot going to handle crowds. One urinal and two toilets in men's room.

Just north of Dothan, Alabama lies this small rest area. When I say small, it is pretty small,…read morehowever it does suit the area. This is not a high-traffic road and the area is definitely small town America. However, this offers a great stop just north of Dothan and there is parking for both trucks and cars. There are, of course, vending machines and the restrooms were clean.

Amazing. We had a flat tire on our boat trailer and Love's helped us find a repair service gave us…read morewater and our dogs dog bones! They were so nice!!!

Well if you drive a diesel rig you kinda know the drill at these fast flow fuel islands where you…read morecan pump hundreds of gallons in minutes - there is no pay at the pump options for private owners so you have to guess how much fuel you need and pre-pay at the fuel counter, pump your fuel then return inside for the actual receipt in the event you over pay, if you under pay you have to start the process over again which is a pain or simply accept that you under-fueled your rig and move on. Today I under estimated by a lot I pre-paid $200 and ended up with only 3/4 of a tank definitely a rookie mistake and with a number of truckers waiting across this multiple lane island I definitely wasn't going to start over and hold up the line so I moved up to the staging line and went inside to grab my receipt. The staff here was very friendly at the fuel counter and it's seems they put up with private owners while they cater to the over the road guys and in all fairness I understand why since they pump between $800 - $1,500 per stop. Most truckers know the drill and if an RV owner knows the protocol you usually get a hat tip which validates you belong to to the "diesel club" and respect the fact that these freight haulers are working and time is money. This location was pretty clean and the staff was out and about filling squeegee buckets with soapy water, wiping down the equipment and emptying trash dispensers, it definitely takes a team to keep this business moving efficiently. Looks like I'll be visiting another Love's in the near future being my sweetheart gets about 9 miles to the gallon on a good day if I don't push the pedal too hard...

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.

Friendly staffer checked me in. Put me in a ground floor, 2 queens. Clean room. Modern. Nice paint…read more Nice bathroom. Nice beds. Pretty greenery out back. Lots of parking. Clean lot. The hotel worker fixed my TV because it was on the wrong HDMI at first. I guess the WiFi needs rebooting. I would ask that to happen, but I am exhausted and don't have the energy to go back to the front desk and ask her to reboot it, because I already had to go there to get her to fix my TV. I am glad to have found this place. I am exhausted and I am looking forward to sleeping hopefully for 10 hours or more now. Bad phone signal on ground floor. No internet thru WiFi signal.

The outside of this hotel is very well maintained and clean. The room was very clean as well…read more Except it had a terrible odor. The hotel only provides 2 towels for two queen beds, so we had to get more towels. There is a pool, but it literally has green water. So not usable. The ice machine works well which is always a plus in Florida. We discovered the smell was from a previous guest left over food. I would stay here again, but checks the microwave if the room stinks.

If this Motel had a place for zero Stars I would absolutely not give it a one-star rating Not only…read morewas there cockroaches everywhere we rented the room due to the fact through Priceline that it had a pool and breakfast when we arrived the pool was under construction the lobby was closed no breakfast one small bottle of shampoo one bar of soap in the room along with cockroaches absolutely do not stay at this place the management is rude and it's just messy and not good

We enjoyed our stay. The room was upgraded and very nice. Breakfast was very good, hotel is very…read moremodern and clean. Customer service is excellent. Highly recommend.

The customer service has been above and beyond. I came to Crestview to say my last goodbyes to my…read moregrandmother, which has not been easy. After a 10-hour flight with my sick child, Sharon allowed us to check in early so that she could rest. The next morning, we went down for breakfast. The variety offered was to our delight. Nora was helpful, tidy, and, constantly restocking items while helping all guests. Missing school, my daughter needed to get her work done. Except we didn't have a pencil. Cheyenne came to our rescue. Not only did she give her a pencil, but she also put together a treat bag for her. I'm blown away by their kindness. Thank you

Staff were very cordial and accommodating. Enjoyed the room & it was spacious & cleanread more

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!