The SpringHill Suites by Marriott Gainesville hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Gainesville, home of the University of Florida... more » Marriott
The SpringHill Suites by Marriott Gainesville hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Gainesville, home of the University of Florida and Shands Hospital. This Green Lodging Certified, all-suite Gainesville Marriott hotel is stylishly appointed with comforts such as luxury bedding, well-lit work area and FREE wired & wireless High Speed Internet. Families and Business Travelers alike can enjoy added extras such as a mini-fridge, sink and microwave in every suite. At this all-Suite University of Florida hotel, start your day with our complimentary hot, fresh breakfast buffet. Revive yourself in our Fitness Center or Heated Outdoor Pool. Maximize your efficiency with a meeting in our spacious meeting facilities. Nearby are Shands Hospital, North Florida Medical Center, the VA Hospital, Nationwide Insurance, Florida Farm Bureau, Tower Hill Insurance and the Stephen C. O'Connell Center. The SpringHill Suites by Marriott is the perfect choice for sports, business, pleasure or long-term visits to Gainesville and
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54 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The hotel was very nice and our room was clean. Within a few days of returning home from our trip though one of my room mates became seriously ill and was hospitalized with Legionnaire's Disease. I immediately called the hotel just as a "heads up" to them, but the person who returned my call was young and clearly had never even heard of Legionnaire's (I even had to spell it for him). I acknowledged that there's no guarantee that she picked up the bacteria at the hotel, but as a precaution I hoped they would do a thorough check of the air conditioning system. Since he didn't seem to take it seriously I also e-mailed the information to Marriott Corporate Headquarters, but did not receive a response. Legionnaire's can have a mortality rate of as high as 30% if not quickly diagnosed and I think it's too big of a health risk for a major chain like Marriott to just blow off. It would have been nice to have at least received the courtesy of an acknowledgment that they received the information and were planning a thorough investigation as a precaution.