Gainesville Hotel Guide - Robert Trent Jones Golf Course hotels in Gainesville, United States of America.

"The stay was good. Breakfast was ok not that good."

"Everything was very clean and the breakfast was a typical included breakfast. Would stay here again."

"Nice location"

"This hotel is very nice, convenience. Room is very spacious. Check in n out very easy n friendly. I would come back again. "

"The place was awful . The night manager was rude . Would not recommend going here . "

"Staff were super friendly and accomodating making for a wonderful weekend getaway!"

"Very clean hotel, everyone at the front desk was extremely nice and very helpful. Staff at the bar and restaurant went above and beyond for us. Have a lot of gluten free options, will definitely come back."

"Room we had was 707. The good points were the bed was comfortable though the pillows were comfy they were small size decorating pillows but had 4. Staff were all excellent and the breakfasts were well stocked and several choices. The dinning staff attendant was organized and super friendly and inviting. The rooms have been updated at some point but was poorly done. Here are areas that made me give only 3 stars, Trim and walls needing attention. Corners need a good cleaning. (Drives me nuts when cleaning staff do not clean behind bathroom doors) our TV was pixelated and would glitch out. Was super annoying so we watched movie on ipad only to find out the internet password expired and had to call down to get new password. No big deal but just another inconvenience mounting. The microwave cart it dated and pretty beat up looking adding to the overall room look needing attention. Close to alot of things and metro super convenient to get to along with other transportation. The price was good and i wasn’t expecting 5star but i have paid the same for other hotels and had a better room condition. The friendly staff at least made up for some short falls "

"Room was clean, staff was nice. However one elevator was out of service and the other didn’t feel safe. So we rarely took the elevator and mainly took the stairs up and down from the 4th floor."