Find hotels near Dixieland Mini-Mall, Lakeland from ₩103,803

"Confortable rooms, I was traveling with my dog. Plenty of space for her. "

"I was born and raised in Lakeland, but left in 1970 when the Terrace Hotel was in decline. It's wonderful to see it restored."

"Terrible , Dirty room Bad experience"

"Breakfast was hot. Rooms were clean."

"To begin, the property's location is not ideal. The overall impression is that of a low-income housing apartment rather than a hotel. The kitchenette, including a larger refrigerator that was not functional, stove top burner, lacked necessary utensils, cookware, or glassware. Additionally, the cabinetry was in disrepair, and the bed frames, resembling IKEA models, produced noises suggesting imminent collapse. The paint in both the room and bathrooms exhibited significant wear, and the toilet was not clean upon arrival. Lastly, there was an unpleasant, noticeable odor throughout the space."

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"The bed sheets were stained, the bathroom was dusty, and the bathtub faucet was old and difficult to turn on and off—especially to get the hot water running. They didn't provide a "Do Not Disturb" sign; consequently, the housekeeping staff would knock on the door every day at 9:30 AM to ask if anything was needed, which woke me up. I would not want to stay at this place again; the price for two nights was $458—far too high for the service provided."

"Although the room was not ready and had to wait about an hour, the overall experience was a positive one."

"The property is dated and could use refurbishment and it's underway. Mostly it needs to be brightened up by repainting and the carpet removed and or replaced. However, everything was clean including bedding, floors and furnishings. It was an older Ramada Inn with their older dark colors. My wife and I never felt uncomfortable and would/will stay there in the future. It's location is in an area of low income spread. We read all previous ratings before going there. I can only say it's obvious to us the poor ratings are largely prejudicial for feeling uncomfortable due to it's location within the low income sprawl. I know this because I was raised within a block of the hotel 65 years ago. All said, why spend 3x or 5x the money to stay elsewhere? Frankly it's stupid! There is a high fence around the sides and back of the property with barbed wire that might be intimidating to some people. Some might think it's to keep people from coming onto hotel property. However, a close look reveals the fence has been constructed to prevent people from entering the adjacent business (not residential) properties when they are closed. Refurbishment is underway but slow due to the high cost. All I can say is don't write it off based upon comments by people who tried to take advantage of their policy of allowing a pet. The bad ratings was the result of a renter not disclosing the fact they had more than a dozen dogs that were part of a dog show. "