We attended a wedding ceremony and reception at The Lodge & Club on Ponte Vedra Beach and it was…read moreawesome. Excellent location. The ceremony took place on the beach and the reception took place outside in/around the Trellis and inside the Conservatory. My wife was a bridesmaid in the wedding. "The Lodge & Club" isn't to be confused with the nearby, bigger "Ponte Vedra Inn & Club" (https://www.yelp.com/biz/ponte-vedra-inn-and-club-ponte-vedra-beach). To make things more confusing, since 1997, the two resorts have been owned by the Ponte Vedra Corporation and operate under the same consolidated business, Ponte Vedra Beach Resorts. The Inn & Club is older (opened 1928) and more highly-rated (AAA Five Diamond) than The Lodge & Club (1941, Four Diamond). Both look to be great properties, with The Lodge & Club the more quiet and intimate venue. I really liked the old-school charm of The Lodge & Club. It was high-class with a decades-old feel. Kind of like traveling back in time for a higher-end hotel experience. We lucked out with the weather. It was perfect. The beach wedding was absolutely beautiful. Cocktail hour took place in the adjacent Fountain Courtyard. We then made our way to the Conservatory and Trellis areas for dinner and dancing. We had a lovely seated outdoor oceanside dinner. Gentle breeze, evening sky, whimsical string lighting -- it was very nice. The food and drinks were delicious. We danced underneath the Trellis. A photo booth was set up and desserts and coffee were served in the Conservatory. All in all, a lot of fun. The hotel rooms were nice too, and service was fantastic, from the valet guys to the bartenders. This is a well-run operation. Simply put, The Lodge & Club is a really quaint and classy venue. We enjoyed our time here.

Fantastic place to stay. The restaurant is beautiful and the food really good. Location is ideal…read morewith fantastic beach views. Staff we interacted with very friendly and helpful.

Salt Air Inn and Suites was one of a few hotels suggested by our local friends (Jacksonville Beach)…read moreto stay at for their wedding on Ponte Vedra Beach. This was the site of their post-wedding Sunday pool brunch. They had reserved the hotel's entire fenced-in pool area for the brunch, which is one big reason I think they chose this place. We had a great time. According to Salt Air's website (https://www.visitsaltair.com/about.html), this hotel was originally built in 1946 as the Salt Air Motel. It definitely has that older motel feel, which I can actually find to be appealing. Also according to the site, the hotel was rebuilt in 2022, which makes sense. The whole property felt updated and refreshed to me. It's not a big place, sandwiched in between a McDonald's and the Hotel Palms. Parking is somewhat limited. When we first arrived, I accidentally parked at the Hotel Palms thinking it was Salt Air. They both have similar old-school motel vibes, but modernized to be more chic (Hotel Palms especially so). Hotel Palms was built only a year after Salt Air, in 1947. However, unlike Salt Air, Hotel Palms does not have a pool. They do have a cool little coffee shop though, which we visited. It's called Show Pigeon Coffee. If you're staying at Salt Air, it's definitely worth walking next door to check it out. The Sunday pool brunch ended promptly at 1pm so the hotel could clean the rooms and common areas in preparation for the next batch of guests. I liked the low-key, retro atmosphere of Salt Air. From/to Jacksonville International Airport, I would plan for about a 45-minute drive each way due to traffic. Salt Air is only a few blocks away from the beach.

I decided to get a room for my birthday in February. I called about their prices and they were able…read moreto closely match a deal I found through a third party. All the staff were friendly and helpful. When I was checking in the staff offered me a beverage. I was pleasantly surprised to find I was upgraded to the Deluxe King suite. It was gorgeous and super clean. I was able to find parking easily. The bed was comfy. I like that I can control the A/C or heat by remote. The bathroom was spacious as well. They have nice touches like a small bowl of candy and a cool guestbook. I like that the do not disturb signs are magnet and go with the theme. I didn't try the pool because it was chilly out. There is a great bbq place two doors down and it's not too far of a walk from the beach and other restaurants and shops. I highly recommend this place!!

I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, and thought it was great…read more Pros: -great location! Close to tons of shopping and restaurants, as well as a quick drive to Mayo Clinic. I had a 2.5 hour gap between appts and it was plenty of time to head back to the hotel to rest. -the bed is sooo comfy -I did not hear hallway noise or noise from neighbors. -the staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. Truly I was so impressed by how nice they were. I was also able to check in four hours early which was ideal so I could lay down and recover from a long drive on a hot day. -the room is nice and still smells new. It's got everything you need -parking is free, but they give you a hang tag to keep with your car. There is plenty of parking. -it felt very safe Cons: -they're very upfront about the lack of certain amenities, but just keep in mind that "breakfast" is plastic wrapped Otis spunkmeyer muffins and fig newton style granola bars, along with bananas and oranges. I bought real breakfast elsewhere so that's an added expense. -at least in the king room, the bed is directly next to the noisy wall mounted ac unit. It cycled on and off all night and that impacted my sleep. A common issue with hotels like this that isn't unique to this particular hotel. -very limited housekeeping if you're staying longer than a day or two Would I stay again? Yes! Especially if there's a deal.

New Hotel Grab n Go Breakfast…read moreLots of Shops and Shopping on Block Coffee Shop Smash Burger Joints International Eateries IKEA Around the corner, skip and duh hop to... Saint John's Town Center EVERYTHING... #ThatPart 1st Time Here FranknKimm Over n Out April 30th - May 3rd Hyatt Studios Jacksonville Florida

Absolutely perfect Hotel experience the pool was wonderful and the breakfast was even better…read more Overall great experience and the prices were very reasonable. Front desk clerk was super friendly. I would recommend that it's right beside the big St. John's shopping mall.

On our way north and we were dining at the Coopers Hawk so we picked this place to lay over since…read moreit is sorta right around the corner from the restaurant. Very nice place. Super clean. Looks very new. Room was large and clean as well. All the right plugs and a lot of them so no issues charging. We will definitely look this one up if we make this trip this way again.

Nice room, very spacious and relaxing. The gym is small but has what you need to get a decent…read moreworkout in. The breakfast was good, offering various healthy options. I enjoyed the oatmeal with pumpkin seeds, almonds & walnuts. The front desk is helpful and accommodating. My only gripe is the twelve dollar daily charge for parking but better safe than sorry.

On the road again - Spent the night here. We chose this hotel for its ideal location near the Prime…read moreF. Osborn conference center, where I'll be working - just a 12-minute walk away. As Marriott Rewards members, my husband and I were thrilled to discover this hidden gem in Florida. Our suite is stunning, with two comfortable queen beds and beautiful decor. With cleanliness being my top priority, I'm impressed to report that this hotel scores 98% and above. The gym is well-equipped, and the snack bar is generously stocked. Plus, we're within walking distance of a diverse range of restaurants serving Mexican, Mediterranean, Italian, seafood, American cuisine, and more. See photos below. Our room is a suite with kitchenette, work desk, lounge couch, two queen beds, and an extra-large bathroom.

We really enjoyed our day at the spa with couples massages and all of the beautiful amenities…read more Lunch by the pool was delicious too. My grilled salmon was perfect.

My husband and I just returned from a 3-night stay at the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. With taxes and…read morefees, our room was over $800 per night, so we expected a restful, high-quality experience. While the property itself is beautiful and the woman who checked us in was warm and welcoming, our stay unfortunately ended on a very negative note. We had to check out at 3:40 a.m. for an early flight and went to bed early. The room next door was hosting a loud party with multiple people, and we could clearly hear laughing and shouting through the walls. Just after midnight, I called the front desk and explained that we had an early flight and couldn't sleep due to the noise. Brittany assured me she would send security. However, the noise continued without any change, and it never sounded as though security approached the room. At 12:53 a.m., when the noise grew even louder, I called again. This time I was told that security "did not believe it was a disturbance." At that point, I genuinely felt as though the resort was prioritizing the enjoyment of the party next door over our ability to rest--despite a clear request for assistance and the fact that we needed to be up in just three hours for a cross-country flight. I again explained what we were hearing and asked that someone please address the issue. Finally, at 1:04 a.m., security broke up the party. By then, it was extremely difficult to fall asleep before our 3:00 a.m. alarm, leaving us exhausted for a long travel day. When we checked out this morning, the front desk associate Effrain printed our receipt but did not ask how our stay was or thank us for visiting. When I mentioned this, he stated that it was "early in the morning" for him. I explained the situation from the night before, and he replied that he didn't know anything about it but could "write it in a report." When we asked how to contact a manager, he said we could email but did not have an email address to provide, stating that he had only been there three months. We came to Ponte Vedra to attend my company's executive Christmas party and hoped for a relaxing weekend. While the resort is undeniably beautiful, the lack of responsiveness to a legitimate noise disturbance--combined with dismissive customer service at checkout--left us extremely disappointed, especially at this price point. We truly wish our experience had matched the reputation and cost of the resort.

The hotel environment was too nasty. The check out lady was nasty with gestures, as I lugged my…read moreheavy suitcases out to the car. The management was down and nasty too. The parking lot was too small. The room shade doesn't really offer privacy.

We stay here quite often. Always a clean stay with great staff. They have Walking distance to…read morethe beach and many food options. A short drive from shopping.

I've stayed at several other hotels in this area and this time finally decided to come try the…read moreWoodSpring and I'm very happy that I did . The rooms are nice, clean and comfortable. The front desk was friendly and quickly got me taken care of when I had to come in . I actually ended up extending my stay. I enjoyed it so much. After staying here, I don't believe I will go back to any of those other hotels. This is my spot now.

I'm currently staying here in transition until my daughter and I move into our apartment. When I…read moreinitially arrived, I liked the hotel due to the location and appearance of cleanliness. That quickly changed when I made it through the lobby. The elevator smells like pure dog pee on a daily basis. Im not sure why the rug is in the elevator because all it does is hold dog pee and hair and there's no actual ventilation in the elevator so it smells like hot ammonia. I've changed rooms twice since I've been here. 428: 1st room they gave me smelled like pure feet. Old dirty laundry. Switched to 304: had roaches crawling in the sink and stove. Changed at night right before closing New room: still seeing baby roaches although I was told there's not a problem throughout the building, the unfortunate part is that I actually have to be here right now. It sucks because I have a child and I wish people just cared about doing their jobs for the sake of humanity. Or quit the job ??? That's an option as well. However let's fast forward to yesterday which has left a terrible taste in my mouth & has me about to share this entire establishment with my tik tok following.... ive been here & like most of the guests we renew our stay on a daily basis vs a weekly or monthly basis. It works best for my specific situation, I do not want to pay for more days than I need. Generally when you do this, the rate that you payed on your first nights stay is honored throughout your stay. It doesn't fluctuate. When I went downstairs yesterday morning to pay, I was charged $118 which was the Valentine's Day rate. However, others I know and speak to informed me that when they did the same thing, extend for an extra night...they were only charged the initial rate that they had been paying everyday. Which is around $72 for all of us with a single room. (At least the people I've spoken to) I was offered a credit because I called out unethical practice. I believe that if you're going to adjust the price for Valentine's Day, you should have human decency to honor the pricing for guest already within your hotel. People already paying on a daily basis. For Gods sake, it's a weekend of love. If you're gonna dress the part with cute red heart earrings, you should treat people with the same love you're trying to portray. But you want to upcharge everyone for what ?? Why am I paying more for a hotel with roaches just because it's valentines day lol ??? It's diabolical to me truly. I want to make it clear that I did not leave the premises and try to book a new room. I just woke up and went downstairs to extend my current stay before check out (11am) Last but not least, Joy. Oh Joy.... I really love that name because generally the people who were given it, exude joy. Since I've encountered her, I can attest to every other review about her demeanor and her attitude. I'm not sure what happened to her or what this job does to her, but she GENUINELY HATES WORKING HERE & everyone she speaks to. I am the most pleasant person and I treat everyone with respect, even when I brought the issue about ethics to them, I was extremely respectful. Everyone else seems to be pretty customer service oriented. But JOY, I would give a zero for customer care/ service / hospitality. I'll be back with an update on every platform I own when I check out.