Book a hotel near Oaks Mall, Gainesville

Are you ready to head on down to Oaks Mall?

It's situated in Gainesville, which is roughly 120 miles (193 kilometers) outside of the state capital, Tallahassee.

It's great to have choices when searching for a room, and with about 6 hotels and other accommodations no more than 2 miles (3 kilometers) from Oaks Mall, you can bet you'll find something close. Many travelers like the La Quinta Inn Gainesville, Econo Lodge Gainesville I-75 and Baymont Inn and Suites Gainesville, 0.4 miles (0.6 kilometers), 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) and 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away, respectively.

There are countless ways to spend money on your vacation. If you're not particular about where you stay, why not book one of the low cost places nearby? Just two examples are the Motel 6 Gainesville, FL and the Quality Inn, which are 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer) and 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) away, respectively.

If you need a second wind, keep your brain alert and awake with a jolt of caffeine. You can sample one or two coffees from Stefano Versace Gelato, just a short walk away. Otherwise, you can savor lunch or dinner at Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, also close at hand. For all those travelers that like capping off the day with a nice drink just down the road, the bartender at Buffalo Wild Wings will be serving up drinks until late.

Other Things to Do Near Oaks Mall

• If you are a fan of the medical sciences, it is worthwhile visiting North Florida Regional Medical Center.
• Lights, camera, action! Feel the thrill of anticipation as theater goes pitch black at Regal Cinemas Royal Park Stadium 16.
• Schedule a guided tour around Sante Fe College and look on as the earnest pupils and thoughtful teachers scurry around this spirited establishment.
• Every curated art piece has a fascinating story to tell. At Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, you can browse the exhibits, stop for a closer look and learn their stories.
• Both young and old will experience a journey of discovery about life on earth, from the past to the present, at Florida Museum of Natural History.