Hotels near Sand Lakes Conservation Area

"Clean room, quiet area, easy to get to, great parking. Nice local shopping "

"Let me begin, that my husband and I have traveled many times in the 20 years we go to florida and this was one of the worst places. Besides difficulty finding the room, lots of contractors and section 8 folks. The room was rough looking and smelled of mildew, due to unwashed shower curtain. No soap. TV changers werent working. One needed batteries, the other the sound was on the lowest and closed caption you had to use. All the smoke detectors were removed. Paint was missing on the walls and woodwork, rips in material of couch and chairs. We had to remove the one section of the shower curtain to put it in a bag bc it smelled so bad and sprayed the other part with lysol just to sleep there. We told front desk next morning and they seemed to writing down issues but NEVER GOT BACK TO US. Woman also at front desk looked annoyed when we asked for more towels. So when we checked out we again stated all the issues to yet another person but Never will stay at RED Roof again."

"The building and rooms need some updating. Pool area needs to be more kept up with. But overall not bad. "

"Decent place"

"Nice property. Great staff. Great location. Clean rooms. Breakfast was awesome. We would stay there again."

"Not a good breakfast selection. Housekeeping was great giving new towels each day and taking the garbages which was lovely "

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"Although the hotel room was what some would call clean - there was an all over strong odor. The check-in clerk did not speak good English making it difficult to check in. Would not recommend "

"I got fooled on the excellent breakfast marketing! It was not. It was strictly a sugar-fest of fruit loop cereals, no alternative milk options, only a sad bowl of apples for fruit, white bread or very white bread, sugary yogurt, no semi-healthy options whatsoever, and luke-warm coffee. I guess that’s okay for a cheap hotel, which this is not, but not okay when you explicitly market the breakfast as being otherwise. "