Stetson Village Inn

The suite was okay and clean, with free wifi, and it’s close to lots of shops and restaurants. The front desk was helpful, and the restaurant serves a decent breakfast with excellent staff. Everything in the room was unplugged, which was fine, but plugging in the bedside lamp was frustrating because the outlet was behind the bed. They accept all forms of payment, though paying cash required a deposit of several hundred dollars. The main floor is wheelchair accessible. If you’re traveling through, I have no problem recommending this place.

The food was good, though nothing special, and service is usually pretty good. This was my first time there when it was busy, and the staff seemed overwhelmed. Orders came out wrong, the coffee was weak, and the kitchen was slow. The wait staff were really friendly and accommodating, but they seemed a little unprepared for the rush. I’d suggest eating here as a Denny’s alternative when it isn’t too busy. I’d normally give the place 4 stars, but I’ll avoid it in the future if there are too many cars in the parking lot.

Sherry made the food planning simple and kept it within my budget. She also made sure the guests with food allergies were looked after, and both the kitchen and service teams were helpful, friendly, and organized. The whole evening was so much fun and turned out great. I threw my 40th birthday party at the Stetson Pub this past weekend, and I’m really glad I did. I’d happily hold another event there.

A surprisingly nice little venue. We went for a concert and there was plenty of room for a smaller place. The show was great, drinks were fairly priced, and the food looked decent, though we didn’t order any. Service was a little slow, possibly because of the crowd.