We stayed one night during a vacation this fall to do laundry and catch a plane. This seems to be a fairly new facility, less than 2 years old?, and is a very nice hotel.
Pros:
Front desk staff were great.
Hotel restaurant had good food, and a tv in every booth
Rooms were large and comfortable
Close to airport, 7 minute drive (early morning)
Cons:
Entrance is only available going 1 way on a 6 lane highway
Next to freeway (but I could not hear traffic noise in room)

This was a very nice hotel, you'll not be disappointed.

We stayed at this hotel due to location but it turned out to be a very nice surprise. The room was excellent and the front staff was very warm and friendly. They even suggested on our next trip to take advantasge of the special pricing they have when visiting UWF. I will absolutely stay at this Holiday Inn the next time I am in town.

There were 4 in our party and we had plenty of space in our room to spread out and be comfortable. The bathrooms were spacious and the beds slept really well. The location is great, but getting in and out can be a little tricky...but it's not worth skipping this place over. There is a restaurant beside the lobby that serves a really good breakfast (that's all we ate, but they serve lunch and dinner) or you can easily walk to Waffle House or many other places that are really close. The workout room and pool were adequate. Also, I thought the lobby always smelled really nice...just a quirk of mine.

Interior accommodations, personnel and services are excellent. While well maintained the exterior is most difficult to deal with, Inn is next to the interstate and camp area for homeless folks. Access to Inn is via a single Entrance /exit point. Because of divided highway access and exit are limited to traffic moving south on Davis Hwy. U turns are a must.
Parking is plentiful, well lighted and reasonably located. However raised sidewalks do not have roll-over section for suitcases. There is no covered walkway from parking to the hotel's only unlocked entrance. When it rains, as it did on us, you must walk around the hotel some 200 feet to get inside. During this little trip one passes three or four sets of glass doors that are [perpetually] locked to access from the outside.