Drury Plaza Hotel Valdosta
3 StarsIndoor Outdoor Pool And Whirlpool, Pet Friendly Accommodation Options Available
Indoor Outdoor Pool And Whirlpool, Pet Friendly Accommodation Options Available
Swim in the outdoor pool, Bring pets to designated areas
Fenced outdoor dog run area, Walking distance to local restaurants
Maintain fitness in on-site gym, Swim in outdoor swimming pool
Outdoor Swimming Pool and Fitness, Renovated Rooms with Modern Amenities
Five minute walk to Mall, Heated indoor pool for swimming
Relax in outdoor pool area, Bring pets to designated floors
Outdoor Pool for Recreational Swimming, Convenient Access Off Interstate 75
Use spacious walk-in showers, Access Interstate 75 directly
Outdoor Swimming Pool for Relaxation, Pet-Friendly Accommodations with Parking
Walkable access to local restaurants, Hot deluxe breakfast buffet daily
Outdoor pool and fitness center, Southern cuisine at Azalea's Restaurant
Convenient Access Off Interstate 75, Hot Breakfast Buffet With Variety
Outdoor pool and fitness center, Proximity to local Valdosta landmarks
On-Site Pool And Fitness Center, Convenient Access Off Interstate 75
Seasonal outdoor pool and fitness, Convenient access to I-75 highway
Maintain fitness with outdoor pool, Walk to Valdosta Mall shopping
Convenient Access To Interstate 75, Outdoor Swimming Pool And Grills
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool access, Convenient access off Interstate 75
Outdoor pool and fitness center, Convenient Interstate 75 access point
Historic architecture with modern interiors, Walkable access to downtown dining
Outdoor pool and fitness center, Convenient access to Interstate 75
Outdoor swimming pool for guests, Convenient access to Interstate 75
Select Rooms Featuring Whirlpool Tubs, Proximity to Valdosta State University
Spin2 Cycle facility for fitness, Convenient access to I-75 interstate
Convenient Access Off Interstate 75, Full Kitchenette In Every Suite
Access business center and internet, Park vehicles at no cost
On-site fitness center access, Easy Interstate 75 highway access
Proximity to local shopping centers, In-room kitchenettes for meal preparation
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Valdosta is a city in Georgia, about 32 kilometres from the Florida border. It was established after the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad passed through the area and residents urged legislators to create a new administrative centre. Officials subsequently responded by buying 140 acres of land, and Valdosta has grown from that into Georgia’s 14th largest city. It is also a major retail hub for nine cities in northern Florida and Southern Georgia. The city has a strong tourism industry, thanks in part to Valdosta State University, many hotels and the area’s 27 public parks.
If you’re interested in knowing more about Valdosta’s origins, plus the history of the surrounding area, head to the Lowndes County Historical Museum. It welcomes thousands of visitors per year, ranging from tourists to groups of curious school children. This Valdosta museum has nearly 10,000 square feet of space devoted to exhibits about local history, and has been an area landmark since the 1960s. In addition to exploring indoor exhibits, don’t miss the red caboose, which sits on the museum’s grounds. This carefully restored train car was built in the 1950s. Also, to see a lovely example of an elegant local home, make your way to The Crescent, which earned a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Featuring a striking neoclassical style, the home was built in 1898, and some parts are open to the public. This 23-room residence likely got its name from the front porch, which is crescent shaped. Besides being frequently visited by guests who are staying in the area’s hotels, The Crescent is a popular private event space.
Valdosta is an excellent place to go if you’re hungry for tasty examples of regional cooking. Feast on plentiful pork barbecue served with coleslaw, or order saucy, tender ribs. There are also lots of places to get home-cooked foods like macaroni and cheese and fried chicken. Many restaurants in the area turn into vibrant lounges after dark, and some are located inside Valdosta’s hotels. If your mouth is watering for a mint julep, Long Island iced tea, or just a tall glass of perfectly sweetened non-alcoholic iced tea, there are numerous options for quenching your thirst. Be sure to save room for dessert, too. You might go with a rich brownie topped with vanilla ice cream, or choose a traditional Georgia favorite, peach cobbler. No matter which foods and beverages you try, expect all of them to be served with a large dose of authentic Southern hospitality that makes you feel right at home even if you’re visiting from far away.
Valdosta is characterized by a laid-back atmosphere that makes it a prime destination for couples who are simply looking forward to enjoying each other’s company. You might decide to pamper yourselves by booking massages in one of the area’s many day spas. Most spa technicians offer customized treatments for clients, so if your partner wants a sports massage and you’d prefer a hot stone massage, that’s easy to arrange. Alternatively, hold hands on a leisurely hike while exploring the Grand Bay Wildlife Management Area. It features a 2,600-foot wooden walkway that goes to a rebuilt fire tower, plus offers lots of examples of swampland wildlife that is common to this part of Georgia. Consider packing a meal and admiring the sunset from one of the handy picnic areas. If you’re celebrating a special occasion, consider arranging with your hotel to enhance your room with rose petals on the bed or chocolates and champagne that are waiting for you after you return from a romantic day in the city.
Many of Valdosta’s visitors make sure significant portions of their trips are devoted to checking out the impressive shopping opportunities. Georgia is known for its outlet malls, and Valdosta features several that offer attractive deals on brand-name items. Whether you’re looking for entire new outfits or just some comfy pairs of jeans, it’s a good idea to leave room in your suitcase for all the cool attire and accessories you find. There are also lots of boutique shops to explore, especially on the main street of Valdosta’s downtown district. You might discover food products made with locally harvested pecans, or choose a framed photograph that showcases gorgeous local scenery. You’ll also come across many shops selling clothing and novelty products associated with the Blazers, the football team at Valdosta State University. If someone you know is a sports fan, you can bring them home something related to the city’s proud culture of college football.
In Valdosta, you might want to check out Drury Plaza Hotel Valdosta, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Valdosta, Wingate by Wyndham Valdosta/Moody AFB, Hampton Inn & Suites Valdosta/Conference Center. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
If you're visiting Valdosta with your family, you could look at Drury Plaza Hotel Valdosta, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Valdosta, Wingate by Wyndham Valdosta/Moody AFB, Hampton Inn & Suites Valdosta/Conference Center. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Drury Plaza Hotel Valdosta, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Valdosta, Wingate by Wyndham Valdosta/Moody AFB, Hampton Inn & Suites Valdosta/Conference Center could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Valdosta, check out OYO Hotel Lake Park/Valdosta I-75 – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Valdosta, check out Drury Plaza Hotel Valdosta, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Valdosta, Wingate by Wyndham Valdosta/Moody AFB, Hampton Inn & Suites Valdosta/Conference Center – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.