The Lodge at Wakulla Springs

The elevator didn’t work. There were only two electrical outlets in the entire room (none in the bathroom). There was no hot water for the entire evening, night and morning of our stay.

Spotless room, very comfortable beds and good choices on the menu at the restaurant.

boat ride great

Great historical lodge steps from the springs. Awesome jungle cruise with lots of wildlife. Saw alligators and fish on the boardwalk trail. Good food in the restaurant and soda shop.

Very nice and well worth it!

The food was amazing! We all enjoyed our supper and breakfast. Chloe, Jason, and the rangers were helpful and informative. The antiquated elegance of the lodge and the peaceful springs were the relaxing retreat we needed.

Great lodge! Lots of super cool historical pieces. The lodge staff was fantastic, very accommodating and friendly. Room was nice, very spacious, though the coffee and food wasn’t anything to write home about. The staff and history absolutely made it worth the trip!

Historical hotel that is well maintained. The only downfall was the rooms do not have a television. Otherwise a beautiful place.

The good: The room was clean with no signs of bedbugs or anything. It was quiet and relaxing. The springs were great and the boat tour was interesting. They have great ice cream & a bar. We enjoyed playing chess at one of their large table sets. The bad: The main issue was with bath towels. There were only 3 towels in the room for 6 people and only 2 in the room for 4. We were told there were no towels left when we asked for more. I am puzzled how you can have a room that should sleep a specific amount of occupants without having enough towels to accommodate everyone. I can understand not having that many towels in the room at the beginning of a stay, but there should have been enough readily available for each person should they be maxing out the room capacity. This was a recurring theme each night. The first night, the woman at the desk gave us the last few clean towels they had. The 3rd night, the man at the desk told us he’d bring us towels in “20 minutes” but he never came. The following morning we put the “please service” sign on our door and then spent the entire day at a beach. When we returned around 4:30pm, the room was still not serviced. Then we were told-again-by the desk staff that there were no towels! Unbelievable! We did eventually get them, but it was an ordeal.

The entire facility was excellent with our rating of 10+. It was a beautiful historic place with excellent upkeep. The rooms were amazing and up to date. The employees were helpful, cheerful and knowledgeable.

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Secluded in state park n/a

Setting and atmosphere. And the boat tour

Everything was excellent.

Family friendly. Be mindful of the lack of elevator

Excellent

Love this place. So peaceful & historic! Will definitely be back.

The location - next to the largest freshwater spring in the world; very peaceful The lodge - classic historical hotel; well maintained The restaurant - the food was very good The sink and the tub - big and deep; the way they used to be made the mattresses and pillows probably need replacement - at least ours did the trail maps need to be updated; the paper handout does not seem consistent with online version

Food was great, environment very welcoming.

Fun property to enjoy nature and getaway from hustle and bustle. Suggest bringing power strip due to lack of useful outlets. Nice coffee station in mornings. Boat cruise recommended. One watch out is that older rooms let in noise. Young men across the hall were loud and rowdy and kept my wife awake until 2:00AM.