Jacksonville Hotels with Pools

The best and most comfortable hotel chain in the US trip is sleep inn. The bed and quilt are quite comfortable, the breakfast is really rich, the quality of the passengers is high, clean and hygienic, here is a bit biased to find a little.

Situated in the heart of the River City, Marriott Jacksonville Downtown connects you with Jacksonvilles most popular cultural and business districts. You are conveniently close to TIAA Bank Field, Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts, VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, the Prime Osborn Convention Center and other popular attractions. Relax poolside with dramatic views of the Riverfront and skyline. Enjoy fine dining or a chilled cocktail at J Bar and Juliette’s on the hotel's main level. Meet in style in downtown Jacksonville FL from our premier meeting venues. Like our event space, our spacious hotel rooms and suites offer picturesque views of the Riverfront as well as pet-friendly hotel perks. Refocus on what matters at Marriott Jacksonville Downtown an inspiring way to stay in Jacksonville FL.

I work in customer service. This is the #1 product we talk about with our clients, I cannot remember the last time I received this level of service, from check in, to helping us with our luggage, to the server bringing us refreshments, to the general manager coming out to meet our dogs. Darius was our valet who helped me get all of the stuff off the top of my car. Zachary, Keymoe and Euryo were amazing as well (please let me know if I spelled your names wrong). We have already booked our next stay.

We had very good service, the location for our business trip was perfect. We were able to visit the desired residential and business districts.

My husband and I decided to take a couple of days to relax since he had just gotten out of the hospital so I booked us a room at this hotel. Bad idea! The room had mold all in it. It was on the ceiling and on the couch in the room. The shower walls and behind every table in the room as well. Which wasn't a welcoming sight since my husband was in the hospital with respiratory issues. That next morning when we went for breakfast the sausage was under cooked and cold as were the eggs. Then we were really disappointed to see waffle stuff but got told that there would be no waffles that day. Disappointed enough that we didn't even go to breakfast the next morning. Also the pool was closed. We were told that was because they had to get someone from the state to come inspect it. Needless to say the whole stay was very disappointing. I would not recommend anyone staying at this location until they get it cleaned up more

This Ramada is a great hotel to stay at if visiting Jacksonville, FL. Also, we stay there because of the easy stop going on down south in FL. Great hot breakfast buffet. Rooms are very clean with plenty of room. We have enjoyed our many stays here.

There is parking lot The hotel environment is good. The steak inside the hotel is very good and worth recommending. American hotels are basically very old, don't have too much expectation.

Hotel location is quite good. Close to the beach. Go to the game and go directly to the boat. It is a round-trip ticket. Breakfast is delicious and not expensive. Asians should like it. In addition to parking, it is a little difficult. Other facilities are not bad.

TOP: Rooms very clean and very large! No tape in the room! Attractive facilities! Great beds! Free parking! Flop: Breakfast should be qualitatively better and with less waste!!! Leitwater very, very strongly clorified and unsited! No water in the lobby! Only a tea place for breakfast and in the lobby!

We drove from Pennsylvania and already called to let the front desk know that we would arrive late maybe past midnight. The gentleman on the phone was very pleasant reassuring us the service is 24/7 so we should be fine getting our room when we were there. We reached the hotel around 2:45am and the lady at the front desk had so bad attitude saying we had to wait 35-40 minutes because she was having an audit without checking if we already called to check in and to inform the hotel our situation. I was speechless of how thoughtless she was looking at us all exhausted after the long drive reaching the hotel so late at night and still asked us to wait for 35-40 minutes. She made us accept that audit was something important for her and we had to wait until she finished her audit. I’m sorry but this is unacceptable for regular customer service let alone Doubletree managed by Hilton which always has top of the line service. I was so upset and later apologized for it with her and told her I was driving so far and I was tired but she didn’t even glance at me and just threw such look-down-upon attitude at us. She should be the one who apologized for the wait but I was decent enough to do that first. I just can’t really can’t imagine how such a person with poor communication skills, poor interpersonal skills can work as a front desk, the key role for customer service at hotel industry. The 3 point on the scale I put was for the comfort of the room itself.