Find hotels near High Springs Museum, High Springs from AED 274

"Very clean but was most impressed with free dinner and breakfast. I was not expecting all the hot food that included barbecue,beans,Cole slaw, baked potatoes, soup,salad and more. Plus we got up to 3 free alcoholic drinks free per day. A great deal"

"Clean, quiet and comfortable"

"Very, very outdated...I had a 3 day stay, I did not want room service being I was going to be in and out throughout the day. Even with a Do Not Disturb card hung on the door the room service folks entered and changed out the linens and towels. The ICE machine did not function, and the breakfast had one scrambled egg burnt in a warming pot and a single slice of bread. This was at 7am...lol....100% do NOT recommend!!"

"Perfect getaway for us with our dogs. It was peaceful and relaxing."

"Decent room clean space, front staff seemed kind of indifferent, just ok, nothing to rave about."

"Nice property and location"

"Was good."

"This hotel exceeded my expectations. Clean room, pet friendly, near the highway. "

"I have stayed at HOM since they opened, years ago. It had become a tad tired, last time I stayed there, but they have renovated and the entire place looks great. The rooms were very reasonable - especially as it was spring break - clean, super comfortable beds. The sheets were actually a bottom fitted sheet - nice. Lots of pillows and light duvet. The A/C actually worked well. There was a fridge and a microwave. New faux wooded floors and a little seating area made it nice. One of the things I like is they put roll down shades, so no light leakage (of course door cracks and infinite glowing lights in rooms are everywhere today) Common area was pleasant and inviting and breakfast was very nice. Great coffee, real half and half, the staff kept their eye on the food and service areas and it was clean and stocked. The ultimate compliment is for the customer service. I had made a mistake with my reservation, thought I was going to end up with two rooms at the last minute. Sierra (I hope I spelled her name right) helped me via text. At that time, I'd asked for the name of the person who helped me, but they just said "glad to help" When I checked out, I wanted to find out who this person was, because nowadays, helpfulness like that is rare. She happened to be there and remembered the situation. The young woman was so pleasant and helpful. I could've seen this situation turn into "too bad, you messed up, can't help" Instead, she cared and helped. What an asset! "