Knights Inn Gainesville

Poor hotel, avoid at all costs. Terrible rooms, no towel’s, drapes are torn, barely on. Just disgusting. Stay away…

Reserved this place because literally no other place to stay in Gainesville during move in week. Anyways, in short, the hotel is disgusting. I mean DISGUSTING. The second I walked in, there was a cockroach on the wall. The comforter was stained with some odd black liquid that I was too scared to touch. Even the non-​smoking rooms are hard to breathe in. To be honest, this place isn’t fit to be called a hotel and now I’m scared I might go home with a roach infestation.

No stars deserved. Price kept changing depending on the employee. Told multiple tales about available rooms. Biggest dump of a hotel in Florida.

This is by far the WORST motel experience I have ever had. My husband and I were staying in town for a few nights and chose this establishment due to the things around it. Our first night we were in a room that had no fridge or microwave. I couldn’t even make coffee in the coffee pot provided for two reasons. 1) The coffee supplied to me had already been opened and 2) the coffee pot would have had to sit on the floor, semi hanging from the cord because the cord is super short and there were no outlets next to a table or desk. So, the next morning, I asked the woman in the office why I did not have a fridge and microwave, to which she said, «the room you got wasn’t even supposed to be rented out. » So we had to move to another room. The second room, although it did have a fridge and microwave, did not have a coffee pot, the dresser was falling apart, there were towels shoved up into the old heat lamp hole in the bathroom and the switch on the air conditioner was broken, so either you would be freezing cold or sweltering hot. And their «continental breakfast» consisted of little debbie snack cakes (i.e. oatmeal cream cookies, nutty bars, swiss rolls) The juice machine did not work and they expected me to get orange juice out of a mini fridge in the lobby that came out of a gallon sized jug, that God knows how many filthy hands had touched. Um… NO THANK YOU. Quite honestly, I could have stayed at a cheaper motel, in the middle of the projects, with gunshots flying every direction and junkies and prostitutes begging me for money, and I would have had a better experience than I had here. Save your $ 55 dollars a night and find a better place to go!