Stayed here one night on a shopping trip. The hotel looks like it has been recently renovated. The room was nice and clean with new carpet and furnishings. The sink is right by the front door and the toilet/shower is in a sepearate room. Beds very comfortable and air conditioning worked just fine. Bath towels a bit skimpy and as another reviewer noted, the electronic keys didn't always work. The free breakfast was good, pastries fresh and tasty. Also bagels, cereal and waffles. Front desk staff was extremely friendly. Perfect location near freeway and shopping. I would easily stay here again.

This was a Baymont, now a LaQuinta. There is also a former Wellesley next door, now a LQ Inn and Suites. This is an ok hotel which has received some recent remodeling, but needs more work. I had to change rooms since the electronic door lock would not read my key...repeatedly. I am not the only guest that had this problem. There were also ants in my first room and mold in my second room. The beds are new and very good. The wireless internet worked flawlessly. This location is fantastic. Right next door to a new Ikea, down the road from huge Sawgrass Mills outlet mill, a few blocks away from Lester's Diner and a Starbucks.
You might be better off spending a few more bucks and going next door to the Inn and Suites.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights before catching a cruise. We enjoyed the close proximity to Sawgrass Mills Mall, a great place to shop. We walked back and forth there 3 times during our stay there. Took us about 25 mins one way. We also got #36 bus for $1.00 each from the Mall to the Swap Shop Flea Market. The bus trip was about an hour but it was worth it. Also, close to this Hotel is Lester's Restaurant, where we enjoyed the food and nice atmoshere.
Overall, we found this hotel to be a decent price, very clean and quite convenient for what we needed.

This is an average hotel, but I did have a few concerns. We paid around $65 each night for two nights, through an internet special we found. The first room they gave us, as we stepped in the room, it felt rather warm. We tried to adjust the air conditioning up as high as it would go, but it did not appear to be cooling the room. My husband called downstairs, and we received a new room that appeared to have a fully working air conditioner. However, this room had ants around the sink. We used to live in the South though, and often had ants in our apartment, so I was not extremely surprised.

The hotel was supposed to have wireless internet access in all rooms. When we placed our laptop on the desk, the signal was so weak that it would not stay connected. In fact, it found another connection other than the Baymont (from where I don't know), that appeared to be stronger. Considering the fact that we were staying in the Baymont, this does not seem right. I would expect the Baymont Signal to be stronger than any others, even on the 4th floor. So, we moved the computer to the edge of the bed, facing the sink, and that gave us a better signal where we could stay connected to the internet.

Now, why do I say to check the ground? Well, to begin with, when I went to get ice, I noticed what looked to be a room key on the ground near the ice machine. However, the key looked different than the one we received as hotel guests, so I wondered if it was a staff hotel key. (The keys are all electronic cards). I went down to the front desk and turned it in. The person working at the front desk told me it was basically a master key for the entire hotel, and that they had apparently dropped it earlier. (but apparently did not seem to realize they had dropped it, if I understood correctly). They thanked me for returning it, but it did concern me that a master key to the whole hotel was laying on the ground for anyone in the hotel to use. I understand, people do make mistakes. But at the same time, hotel security is very important to me.

Why else should you check the ground? We had a snake in the pool while we were swimming in it. My husband did report it to the front desk, and the person working the desk said they would call the day manager to see what to do about it. We did not hang around to find out what was done about it, as we went up to our room instead.

The pool was a nice temperature, but had quite a few bugs in it. Also, the window pane on our window did not seem to fully cover the entire window - like humidity, bugs, etc. could come in around one edge.

The continental breakfast was wonderful - waffles, yogurt, cereals, fruit, etc. However, on the last day, they ran out of maple syrup, which would have added a lot to the waffles!