My husband and I wanted to get away for the weekend to a place we've never been within an hour or two from home. So we chose Lady Lake due to an Arts & Craft Festival, which BTW was disappointingly small. This hotel and surrounding area more than made up for it. To start with, our "check in" at the front desk was a breeze. We mentioned we brought our bikes and the manager allowed us to leave them in the stairwell for safe keeping. That was awesome! Our room was very spacious and comfortable. It had a refrigerator and microwave that came in handy for my leftovers from the nearby restaurants. Bonnie (at the front desk) was genuinely interested in making our weekend enjoyable by providing directions to the town squares (one is walking distance, the other 6 miles away) where live music is played every night from 6:00-9:00pm surrounded by many restaurants; just be prepared to mingle with thousands of golf carts! Bonnie always greeted us with a smile coming and going through the lobby. We realized upon retiring for the night that we forgot toothpaste and shaving cream. The front desk came through again with complimentary samples. Free breakfast (with bacon) was also enjoyed. We loved the place!

Reservations were made online and the room was waiting for us even though we arrived much later than anticipated. We had asked for a quiet room on an upper floor and our request was honored. The room overlooked the patio/pool in back and had a king sized bed, dresser, desk and chair, easy chair, microwave, refrigerator, and a rather uncomfortable sofa. There was adequate wireless internet service in the room and a computer and printer in the lobby for guest use. Bathroom was very adequate and even included a nightlight. The bed was very comfortable. Except for one "door-slammer", it was very quiet. However, we were there in a quiet time of the year (mid-May).
Breakfast was included and was quite adequate; yogurt, hardboiled eggs, cereal, scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon, biscuits and gravy, Make-your-own waffles, pastries, bagels, bananas, oranges, apples, juice, milk and coffee.
Breakfast hours were 6 AM to 10 Am and someone was always there to keep dishes full and help with "stuck" waffles! The breakfast area was kept clean and coffee was available all day.
The pool and patio area was clean: as was the small exercise room. Front desk personel were very nice.
The only con was a carpet edge at the bathroom doorway that was tattered and needed repair.

The hotel and room were clean, the room was a decent size, and we had walking access to the older Villages downtown area. Easy drive to the newer downtown area. We walked into the visitor's center and got a nice trolley tour of The Villages and checked out some models with a realtor. So our stay at the hotel for a couple days to check the place out was a success.

I stayed at the Comfort Suites from July 10-14, 2010. This Comfort Suites is located in The Villages, a 55+ active adult master planned community. My stay was good overall. Hotel staff I met were friendly,and the room was comfortable and quiet, considering there was a baseball tournament about 10 miles from The Villages, and there were many families with young children participating in this tournament who were also staying at the Comfort Suites while I was there. The breakfast buffet was good, and a money saver. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting The Villages. Not luxurious, but a good value for my money. Chili's Restaurant is right next door to the hotel, and there are plenty of restaurants within 5 miles of the Comfort Suites.