Best Resorts in Sumterville

"A new property so the amenities are nothing to speak of, yet. I expect that will improve. The balcony, which overlooks a large pond and some of The Villages features, was Outstanding."

"Staff, front desk, restaurant & James were all friendly and helpful "

"Breakfast very good"

"The breakfast was good "

"Very nice"

"The room was clean, staff friendly. Perfect overnight stay"

"It's pretty clear this hotel was recently bought out by Wyndham & was previously a Sleep Inn. The rooms for the most part look like they were renovated. The lighting is dim & needs work and the shower only offered hot & lava temp water. The rest of the property definitely still needs some tender love & care. Also, this place is advertised to have a "buffet" breakfast included. It is definitely NOT a buffet. More like a continental breakfast & a VERY bad one at that. They did have biscuits & sausage gravy but it was inedible - biscuits were slightly burnt & as hard as hockey pucks & my husband saw the fridge they clearly pulled the gravy from as there was a sign stating to use the "old" gravy before the new - what was in the crockpot did not look appetizing. And as a southerner, biscuits & gravy is not somethingwe play about. The drink/juice dispenser was mislabeled & sprayed everywhere but into your cup. No pastries, only bagels. And the floor was very sticky. If you're just looking for a place to lay your head for a night or 2, then it's fine. Otherwise I wouldn't bother or have high expectations. I'm actually kind of surprised that Wyndham would put their name on it BEFORE completing all of the renovations & such. The staff at the front desk was nice. "

"Clean, quiet and comfortable room in a newish HIE Staff was extremely pleasant Breakfast was pretty standard with eggs and sausage along with the typical fare Pancake machine instead of waffles Nice exercise room and pool No complaints about this hotel "

"The staff was great, the rooms were not clean. There were boogers on the shower wall, dried liquid platters on the wall."