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"The staff was very friendly. The water pressure and temperature were good. That's where the positives end. The room smelled like bleach so I assume it was cleaned to some degree but the door bolt has broken off and the door around it patched up, like the door was kicked in and then patched over. There were several other places in the walls that were dented in and patched over but not repainted, the furniture was falling apart, the towels are tiny, there is mold/mildew in the bathroom with chunks of paint and spackle falling off, and worst of all, there was literal semen dried to the wall in the bathroom, which we didn't see jntim 2 days into our trip when the steam from the shower highlighted the dried drips that ran down the wall. This might be the most disgusting hotel I've ever stayed in and if this is what is to be expected from an OYO Hotel, I won't be staying in one again."

"Good"

"Clean room, great spa tub, comfortable bed, very good breakfast. Only complaint is the direct reservation line quoted 60. Higher per night! Booked instead through hotels.com"

"I enjoyed my stay there. Front desk was extremely helpful and nice. Close to Silver Springs. I would stay there again."

"Terrible "

"The coffee is unmatched by most hotels, the eggs, breakfast potatoes and other options are all great! The lobby area is very welcoming. This place is one of my favorites. "

"The staff was great. The area had poor lighting and the sprinkler system smelled like a sewer."

"Room was not ready for some one to stay in… no towels or toilet paper or soap..tape on the light fixture and smelt like smoke in the room and smelt like the bedding had not been washed"

"I couldn’t not give a higher compliment for the staff other than to say that they were beyond excellent. The front desk and dining area were consistently staffed with beyond excellent works on every rotation. Very helpful, very plesant. The view from our room was beautiful. Great view of St John River and a beautiful fountain to boot."