Tallahassee Hotel Guide - Capital City Amphitheater hotels in Tallahassee, United States of America.

"Yes"

"Great place"

"Great all around, highly recommend"

"Very nice property and convenient for business at FSU and A & M. Extremely clean. Great breakfast. Only thing is $20 a night to self park a car was unusual for this kind of hotel and especially at the time I was there, seemed unnecessary. "

"Good location close to FSU"

"I could not recommend this hotel enough. I’m a college student with not a whole lot of money, but I wanted to come visit my partner at FSU. I wanted something close by that I could walk to campus from since I came on the bus, but I also did not want something too expensive. This hotel gives you the best bang for your buck. I paid $240 TOTAL, and it was better than the 300+ hotels in the area. Obviously this is not a value resort, but all of the cheap hotels in the area are apparently unclean and very unsafe. This hotel costed just a little bit more, but was nicer than most of the very expensive hotels I’ve stayed in. The room was VERY clean, and the staff was so friendly. RJ helped check us in and let us know about the historic aspects of the hotel, as well as gave us a $25 dining voucher. We received free popcorn in the lobby, and free Fiji water in the room. They are very service oriented, and train staff well. Everyone I encountered was very friendly. I was also very excited to see that room service was available. This is a rarity in the hotel industry in recent years since it is usually costly. Having this scarce amenity was such a pleasant surprise. The only downside I can think of is that they do not have a pool, but this is a very mundane issue and I would still choose to stay here every time. I will say though, do not walk on these surrounding streets, it’s better to drive/uber. I felt unsafe walking. The hotel is very safe, the surrounding streets not so much. "

"Loved it"

"Love this hotel every time I go to Tallahassee this is where I stay"

"Great location. Only negative: no pots & pans, no cleaning supplies."