DoubleTree by Hilton Gainesville

TVs in bar weren’t able to change channels,

The girl at the front desk was lovely, however after a great day of football and family, when we checked in at 10:00 and went up to our room it was not ready. One bed made, other bed not, dirty linens in the chair. 30 min later got back into the room. Got in bed to find the bed soaking wet. Nice enough hotel facilities, but a hideous experience.

Staff was incredible. Rooms a little dark and dingy but staff and amenities made up for it

Clean room, cleanliness evident throughout the hotel.

I’d stay here again once the renovations are complete. It’s definitely the Hilton standard as far as cleanliness, amenities, location, and overall experience + the staff was 10 out of 10. However they didn’t have internet during my stay due to the renovations which defeated it being accommodating for me as a business traveler. I was supposed to stay the entire week but had to check out after 3 days and getting behind on my work obligations. The food & drinks were also TEN of TEN, all stars to Christie at the bar, who was a sweetheart & the two ladies who assisted me at the front desk.

THE ROOM HAD A LITTLE SMELL BUT WHEN i PUT THE A/C ON, THE SMELL WAS ALMOST GONE.

My rug from my room was disgustingly dirty that it felt sticky . The front desk clerk tried to switch the room but that room had the same issue. I have a 1 year old baby that couldn't walk or crawl around comfortably because of the dirty rug we had to ask the housekeeper for extra bed sheets to cover the floors entirely. Honestly would never stay at this property ever again.

Our air conditioning stopped working in the middle of the night. In the morning they gave us a different room. Which was fine. We stepped out to eat breakfast and when we returned are door lock did not open. Maintenance could not open the door they had to “jimmy the door” (like breaking into a car) to open the door. Scary part we saw the whole thing and ita bery easy for them to open those lo ka which is not safe for women alone in hotel rooms. This issue was a eye opener for me and safety measures to be taken when renting hotels.