Gainesville Hotels with Bars

Perhaps my expectations were too high, but for the price ($460 per night) I expected more from this hotel. The majority of the hotel's budget seems to have been spent on its location and exterior, which is beautiful. The interior meanwhile, felt decidedly cheaper. The hallways had a strong chemical odor and industrial lighting quality. My room was quiet, spacious and up-to-date, but the overall quality of the appointments felt most consistent with a new 3-star hotel. The windows were very small for the size of the room. The ceiling sheetrock looked like something out of a Eastern Bloc apartment from the 1960s - it was so poorly assembled it almost seemed to be a design choice, but it certainly did not add any premium feel. I was disappointed that the electric car charging was not complimentary and required downloading the Blink app, which I could not get to work. I did not eat in the restaurant so I cannot comment on it. The staff was friendly and helpful enough but not at the level of a Ritz-Carlton or Four Seasons. I'm not sure I would stay here again for its listed rate.

It was friendly, but there was little trash removed from the room upon check-in. There was no refrigerator (they said there was one in the other room) and the heater was broken so it was cold when I slept.

Stayed for one night, booked two rooms for my family. The location is convenient as it is close to other stores like Target and other diners. Rooms were clean and had basic amenities but there is no microwave. Expected more from this hotel but the staff who checked in us could be more professional and friendly. One of our room pass card wasn’t working so had to go downstairs. Staff charged me twice so I’m still waiting for it to get corrected. Manager and staff when we checked out were very professional and assured me the payment would be fixed, so I hope it will happen soon. Overall, it was average.