Find hotels near Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins, Crystal River from NT$1,691

"Great location 👌"

"Always stay here on our way through"

"The floors in the room were sticky. There were grapes in the swimming pool. The air filter above the breakfast was filthy and had dust hanging from it and on the walls around it."

"the bed was super clean but the bathtub needs some renovation."

"Great place in a great area. Very friendly staff and great breakfast!"

"Stayed twice in one week. Will return again. Great place in a great area !"

"Our stay was good"

"Absolutely lovely stay."

"Will stay again"

"Great location, clean and cute."

"Only stayed a night but was good place"

"Wonderful stay! Bed was SO comfortable and we LOVED the horses/dogs. Thank you!"

"Great staff. "

"Clean rooms, friendly and helpful staff."

"Excellent accommodation especially for the price."

"The hotel was excellent! The service was outstanding, the room was clean, and everyone was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to others."

"Cute little three bedroom/1-bath pet friendly home that had everything we needed for our stay. Nicely decorated and the beds were very comfortable."

"The room was cooled by wondow AC and bed/pillows comfortable. It was a holiday weekend, so kids in pool couldn’t use it too mich. The bicycles were not usable (rusty chains & flt tires). Game room was a nice screened sitting area. Parking was outside the unit l."

"The home was great. It was clean, well stocked, great comfy beds. The back yard was great. The yard was very nicely decorated. A fire pit, chairs..... just wonderful. The hosts were very kind. Always answering quickly. Very smooth check in and out. When we return to the area, we will definitely stay here."

"Terrible. Ended up spending another $1,600 last minute to stay elsewhere. This is not an air bnb or anything similar. It’s is one child size bedroom in a rude old lady’s house. It is intentional false advertising. The “shared bathroom” clause is supposed to have you assume you will be sharing the place with the elderly woman that lives there and whatever guests she has in another room. She called us that day and corrected our grammar and was very rude. Upon arrival, we walked past a living area...