We have stayed at this hotel approx 5 times times now and would highly recommend it. We request the suite which comes with a microwave and fridge, great for our young son's bottles The room is always clean and the staff are very friendly and professional. The location is great with restaurants close by. Publix supermarket is less than a mile away. We will be back!

Spent two nights at the Pride Inn and we found it to be one of the better and cleaner BW's we have stayed in. Its a little older but then for the price you can't beat it! We were here to visit family in town.
The property is located right next to a Kohls (Good for my wife, bad for my wallet) and is on one of the main streets in Tallahassee (Apalchee pkwy)with a number of restaurants very close by and a major mall just across the street. Being a little set back from the main road was also nice because it was quieter and there's not much traffic on the little street it is on.
On Check in, upon seeing we had a baby the clerk asked if we would like a suite and upgraded us which was a nice touch. Also a supermarket (Publix) was just about a mile down the road which was very handy for getting stuff for the little one.
Visit Tom Brown Park if you can. Its a huge park with a dog park, walking trails and a park (to tire little ones out before sleep!)
We will stay here again on our next visit.

This Best Western is obviously an older property, but it's set back quite a bit from the road. It's a short drive to restaurants, fast food places, a large shopping mall and the state capitol building. Immediately adjacent is a Kohl's store.

This is a motel with outdoor entrances to each room. We had a first floor room, which was convenient for our one-night stay. The room was quite large, with a small sitting area and desk near the door and a separate area with a king bed. There was a microwave and refrigerator, as well as the usual coffeemaker. The vanity area was outside the toilet / bath & shower area. The toilet wasn't well secured to the floor, and rocked slightly. There's definitely been some updating (granite countertops, for example), but the place still looks old. Although the tub had been repaired multiple times, the shower head was great and there was ample hot water. The hotel was barely occupied the Sunday evening we stayed.

Our biggest problem came at check-in time. We'd done our homework online while driving and knew there was availability and what we should pay with our AARP discount. The Best Western site gave us the best rate. We didn't reserve online because doing so on a smartphone is painful at best and we figured we could drive to the place and get the same rate. Wrong. As it turned out, the desk clerk could not get the computer to give us the same rate we were quoted on the Best Western site, even with our AARP card and even with showing the clerk the rate on our smartphone. So...we had to do the booking on the smartphone while standing at the front desk. After that, the clerk was able to come up with a rate close to the one we attempted to book online.

The room we stayed in had 3 separate locks on the door (deadlocks on the handle, above the handle and a chain lock). While the motel is somewhat secluded, this didn't exactly inspire confidence in the area's security. The key is somewhat of an oddity (looks a bit like a USB device), and didn't always work the first time.

The breakfast room is large and has 2 long counters with plenty of selections. The trouble was, everything (save for the cold cereal). was downright bad. The juice (cranberry, orange or apple) was about half-strength, as was the coffee. While there were hot items (sausage and powdered eggs...plus the ubiquitous waffle maker), nothing really tasted good. There was a selection of breads and donuts, but the donut I had was quite dry and stale. I suspect that having an empty hotel means they put the same old food out day after day. The management should consider reducing the number of selections and improving the quality of the food...which should cost the same or less than what they're currently paying.

In summary, this motel was OK, but isn't one we'd choose again.

For $58, I suppose it'll do. Overall, this place has the appearance of an older motel, which is exactly what it is!

At check-in, a disinterested employee offers no recognition of the guest's elite status in the BW rewards program, no offer of a room upgrade, no gift bag, no bonus points. Very sad.

The room is spacious enough, with a small work desk, old Magnavox TV (with about 100 channels to choose from!), dresser, fridge/microwave stand, sink, enclosed toilet/bathtub, and king-sized bed. A small sitting area rounds it out. The bed is comfortable and has lots of pillows to choose from. A good night's sleep was had.

The climate control is the usual motel-style in-wall unit that makes a lot of noise. So does the bathroom fan. Great if you like white noise. Otherwise, bring ear plugs.

The internet connection is among the worst I have seen in a long time. In the evening, it worked well and fast for a minute or two, then disconnected and took 5-10 minutes to re-connect. Repeat indefinitely. Totally unusable. In the morning, this issue seemed to have been fixed.

Breakfast has some reasonable variety, with waffles, biscuits and grits, and some pre-cooked egg dish as hot choices, with the usual cereals and breads as cold ones. It'll do in a pinch.

Overall, this motel is OK for a quick stop over, but I wouldn't stay here more than one night in the future.