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Woodland Estates Hotel Guide

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Recent Woodland Estates hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

PaddleTail Waterfront Lodge, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

5 out of 5

Posted 4 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The room was clean but there was no shampoo or conditioner so bring your own. The breakfast was better than most with good choices. The dining room was classy; comfortable seating, large room and nicely decorated."

A verified traveler stayed at PaddleTail Waterfront Lodge, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

Quality Inn Conference Center at Citrus Hills

2 out of 5

Posted 6 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The cleaning folks were clearly doing as best as they could considering the property itself was in such poor repair. You could see the years (yes, years) of deferred maintenance. The bathtub had new tiles, but the grout and the caulk was so poorly adhered that it was not possible to clean. Both were in pieces and the bottom of the bathroom door and the trim around it was falling apart. The bathtub had pieces missing. The temperature control box for the HVAC did not work at all. It had the really old AC/heat units under the one window. They only had queen beds and although the mattress was no problem for me, my husband is older and it took over 1/2 hour to walk straight. I heard a number of other people complain as well during breakfast which the highlight of the stay as they had both waffles and sugar free syrup. They had an old-fashioned box on the nightstand where you plugged in your phone. We got continuous error messages on our phones: extremely slow charging -- with lights. The bathroom had tile floors, but the rest of the room had some sort of sticky plank tiles and I don't know if it was that they didn't use underlayment or what, but they sweat - ooh nasty. Their restaurant was permanently closed and there was somethin wrong with the pool. When we arrived, I walked up to the counter - no greeting, no welcome - she was on the phone with one of her family/friends. So I would call it the low-quality inn which would be the same quality as the kind that rent by the month."

A verified traveler stayed at Quality Inn Conference Center at Citrus Hills