University Inn and Suites Tallahassee

Really good value for the money. The location is handy, with McDonald and a few other restaurants right across the street, and vending machines on site. Check-in and check-out service was great. The sheets and bathroom were clean, with no bugs. The TV worked, the mini fridge was spotless, and both the coffee maker and AC worked great.

The room had a TV, refrigerator, microwave, a table with two chairs, good AC, and a clean bathroom with a decent-sized bathtub. I’m 250 pounds, and my 10-month-old son and I fit in the tub with room for him to “swim.” The hotel was clean, and the staff were polite and very helpful. They do have people waiting for covid-19 test results, including me and my son, as well as people who tested positive staying there, but they were only in a couple of the hotel’s rooms.

The inside was awful, even though the outside didn’t look too bad. I knew it was on the cheaper side, but this was unacceptable and felt like a health hazard. There was a mold smell right at the entrance, and I could see mold on the bathroom floor, curtain, and walls. The towels were damp and had boogers on them. Water was leaking badly by the window and at the foot of the bed near the entrance. There were bed bugs too. I was completely repulsed. It would be good if a health inspector visited this inn.

With graduation going on, we couldn’t find another place, so we booked this hotel for a surprise birthday party for my mother-in-law. We usually stay in another part of town. It cost over 137 a night, and honestly it was the worst hotel we’ve ever stayed in. The bathroom was dirty and moldy, with roaches, and the sheets and blankets were disgusting. We had two beds because we brought our children. I sprayed the room with Lysol, but it was still truly gross.