Fun for all including the train ride! Easy to find, right off of the main interstate. Lots of…read morewalking but wonderful sights to see! It's a grand and safe walk in the park! A must see!

Stopped by on a Saturday expecting the catfish pond to be open... but it was closed, which was…read morereally disappointing. On top of that, the lady at the entrance booth was pretty rude. She seemed irritated that we were paying with a debit card, and when her card machine was slow, she got frustrated and just let us in for free. We went left behind the booth down a back road which lead to the lake. Very nice area with a small dock. Didn't catch any fish though. Overall, we would still come again.

We stayed at the Pelicans Landing # 204 with balcony facing an Alley named Atlantic Ave. The 3 or…read more4 story building is about 4 years old according to Pat the resident manager and in great shape. It's about one city block from the beach/ocean. The building's west end is on the main drag , Butler Ave. and another adjacent attached beach rental on the oceanside or East end, another rental is to the north. The rooms at Pelican are very nice with all the amenities anyone would expect from a rental with full kitchen, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms and very nice living room with wood floors and nice balcony for morning coffee. Most of the normal supplies are there to utilize if needed. The walk to the beach takes about 5 minutes or less depending on how much stuff you want to take, including people. We were there with some of our gen-x kids and our grandson. Of course this was the little ones (2 1/2 yrs old) first visit to an ocean and all went well with that experience over about a weeks time. Tybee beach is a nice family beach, and we were there the 3rd week of May and left just in time to avoid most of the super crush of Memorial Day 2015. But Saturday and Sunday that last weekend the small town filled up for the first big weekend of the season. The Pelican provides spaces for 2 cars per unit, we only had one. Very close to most tourist shopping and attractions from ice-cream parlors, restaurants, bars and all kinds of beach and bike rentals. Across Butler Ave. is the Sunrise Cafe, probably for the locals as well as the tourist with classic traditional American food faire, open until 2:00 in the afternoon. It's a good deal. Needless to say in a tourist beach town the closer to a weekend and the summer after schools are out for the year, the atmosphere winds up in the overnight with a younger crowd, but during the day normalcy returns for the not so young and restless. The beach scene is great on Tybee, watching and playing the various tides daily. More than enough beach for any youngsters. We had any issues taken care of by Pat and whatever crew she summoned for anything that needed fixing or supplied. We got an extra light fixture for the living room, some more beach chairs and paper supplies plus a new shower curtain that didn't want to stay up. I'd recommend that when making reservations deal directly with Pat or Kathleen as going through TripAdvisor is such a trip if you know what I mean. I.E. Pat is not a robot. The Tybee Island Beach town has tons of eating places, some famous such as in ' The Crab Shack ' among other fun places, endless hiking and biking trails, wildlife viewing and many other features we never got to in one week but probably will in the future. Personally I got my quota of seafood dinners in, really tasty. So the place was very comfortable with nice A/C and plenty of room for the 5 of us. The little guy had a great time inside or on the beach. What else can I say, it was fun! I'd recommend folks wanting to stay a week stop by 2 islands in on the way to Tybee Island all kinds of stores from Walmart, Target and Publix are available to pick up supplies before setting up at your rental. That way you can get all the fixins when you're eating in instead of out. I'll give this place 4 stars, probably really gets busier in the summer as we were there in May, but weather was great and ocean water was warm, overall great stay.

Horrible experience…read more Before I even got checked in I asked to check in early and was told no. I just traveled for 23 hours to get here and wanted to at least shower and refresh before seeing family and they said no. I had to wait hours for them to check me in and no complimentary room for refreshing. First with the room, the water was turned off the day we came in. I called the front desk and the girl was completely un empathetic and acted like it was a bore to help me. Then, the TV is completely horrible with every channel pretty much looking scrambled. When I called the front desk, they said that's how the tvs are. Third, I saw multiple spiders on and in the bed and was able to take a photo of one of them on the wall. Luckily I had a slipper to swat them. Fourth, there was a light out in the room and I never even called the front desk because there was no point. The restaurant there was completely ridiculous with service and food quality but that's a different review. Lastly, I asked to print some things out for traveling back home and make copies and low and behold, they don't have a business center or even a computer or copier to use. For the money and the fact that this is supposed to be a "premier resort" they have no resort amenities, not even a fitness center, no business center, no complimentary check in or check out room, no complimentary breakfast or any complimentary activities for us to do. Oh, I also didn't mention the people being loud as anything next door and underneath smoking illegal substances, but by the 2nd night we were there the only reason we didn't leave early was because I had no time to check out since we were pretty much only there to sleep. Wouldn't recommend this place at all.

I can't really speak to the resort and golf club, but I can talk about Cordelia's restaurant that's…read moreon site. We were the only people in the restaurant on a mid week evening. Five of us gathered for a conversion and a meal. And yet, the service was slow, painfully slow, and mistakes were made in how food was served and what was delivered. The food was neither great nor bad. It was tasty, but nothing special. For what you get, it was high priced, although the ambience and the beauty of the surroundings and the lake was gorgeous. It's hard for us to realize how -- when we are the only customers for the first hour that we were there, and then only one other table seated -- that we had a hard time getting water, and glasses of wine properly, and getting our meals at the same time and served properly.

The worst course I've ever been to! Course is in terrible condition. They invested a bunch of money…read moreinto a club house, but not into the course. Please don't get me started on the club house employees!! They have no absolute idea what is going on or about the game of golf. I've never seen such lack of interest in a staff in my life. I will never be back. Small 9 holes course that is over populated with college kids. I'd recommend going to Spring Hill if you're ever in the area. You will waste money and time on this course!! Would give no stars if I could!

If you are a local or just passing through the area, ABAC's Forest Lakes is an excellent public 9…read morehole course to play. Will challenge the advanced player and provide any level of golfer with a great golfing experience. The par 72 course plays 6,970 yards from the gold tees over 18 holes. Features Tifdwarf bermudagrass greens and Tifway bermudagrass fairways. The course is owned and managed by Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College located in Tifton. Turf and course management students and faculty maintain the course and keep it in excellent condition. No tee time required. Driving range available - $3.00 bucket. Very reasonable green fees - walk or ride (new golf carts). Concrete cart path on entire course. Refreshments and basic golf supplies available at Pro Shop. Check signed ABAC flag by Boo Weekly. Boo and Sonny Skinner are ABAC alums. Hours 8am till sun down.

Best day ever with Jeannie Yarger the owner and about 20 more people floatin Flint My second time…read morekayaking really like it gonna buy my own !

Great family run business. Courteous, on time and nice equipment. Wish there were bathroom…read morefacilities and showers available but just a port of let. Advise you as how high water is it was low which prevented us from seeing Radium Springs Blue Hole ( also as condition of said blue hole was 90% covered in algae. Not businesses fault but info I wish we had been given. Advise 2 hour downtown over 3 scenic as the scenery is all the same and my 12 yr old was over it 1/2 way thru. 2 hour thru town allows stop off for food etc that would have been better. Would 100% use this company again just with this knowledge and questions asked prior to booking.

This rest stop, off of I-75, is clean and has open green space. There are picnic tables and a pet…read morearea on the back side of the building. The restrooms were clean and there were more than the 2 or 3 stalls that we generally see in smaller towns.

The bathrooms were really clean. Unfortunately not all of the hand dryers worked . I really wish…read moreall bathrooms had a paper towel option for those who don't like using the hand dryers. The vending machine took my husbands money.

I've been in superior for 9 months almost a year , and one manager who's not here any more put a…read morelot of us in hell but I managed I met Mr Dave and Miss Crista are the best people . I do love Miss Angela and Miss Susan . I will come back to visit them . I'm not lieing I will miss it here

This place is great man. Bring the whole family. Comfy and cozy and affordable most of all. The…read morereason for three stars is because several months ago my nephew was in a physical altercation here that resulted in him being injured badly by a man that seemed to be a gang member in the parking lot. Other than that I love this place and would recommend it to anyone who loves quality stays in Albany at a low price and not the same old boring not getting stabbed stuff like you could get at a holiday inn or a marriott

Beautiful historic hotel with delightful staff and delicious food. The dining room is intimate so…read morethere is limited seating for walk ins unless you're good with sitting at the bar...best to get a reservation. The kale and brussel sprouts was just lovely...ample serving, nice texture combo with the marinade and the cashews. The hot bread was unique, reminded me of yeast rolls. The pork belly had good flavor and a nice maple coating but it was a bit tough. One of us tried the shrimp and grits, one tried the grouper with the beurre blanc sauce, radishes and green beans, and one of us had the coho salmon served with a creative succotash and a savory sauce. All three were perfectly cooked and tasty but the grouper was my favorite! Hate I missed taking a picture. Looking forward to visiting again.

The hotel is lovely and it's wonderful to have this beautiful, historic venue in downtown Albany. I…read moresat at the bar and ordered a drink and the burger and fries. The drink was very disappointing. The bartenders were not measuring the alcohol. They were just pouring scant amounts. When my burger arrived it was room temperature, not even warm. The meat was not fresh. It looked like a premade patty. The fries were undercooked and not hot. The flavor of the burger was good but it was hard to enjoy served cold. I realize they are still working out the kinks, but they have a long way to go to serve consistently good food. I will try it again because friends have said good things about the food. The menu is good and refreshing for Albany.