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Our top choices for Inverness lodges

King's Bay Lodge

Springs at Kings Bay

Jamie

HK$1,496 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jul - 31 Jul

Cozy RV In wooded Private space

Dunnellon

HK$1,250 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Neptune's Grotto Waterfront Retreat

Spring Hill

Travis

HK$1,261 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Aug - 24 Aug

"Salty Siren" Mermaid Themed Room at Weeki Wachee Waterfront Adventure Retreat

Weeki Wachee

Paige W.

HK$1,531 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Jul - 27 Jul

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Top Inverness Hotel Reviews

Equus Inn Ocala

8/10 Good

"A good, clean refreshed hotel. The outdoor pool was nice. Breakfast was ok."

Hotel Eastport

10/10 Excellent

"Absolutely wonderful hotel! Clean, modern, quiet. Their on site restaurant and bar are amazing. When we realized we didn’t pack a razor for the trip, a staff member hand delivered four to our room! My only “complaint” is that the balcony isn’t entirely private. The separation walls have designs that don’t allow for much privacy if you and your neighbors were out on your balconies at the same time. Despite this, I still feel this is a 5 star hotel and it is easily one of my favorite hotels to have stayed in to date!"

Plantation Resort on Crystal River

10/10 Excellent

"The Plantation Hotel is a very unique property with a lot of charm. The pool was excellent and one of the highlights of my stay. Although many of the other amenities were closed due to ongoing renovations, it's easy to see that the property has great potential and will be beautiful once the work is completed. The biggest disappointment was the lack of drinking water. There was no complimentary water in the room, and the front desk didn't even have bottled water available for purchase. While I was at the pool, I walked to the front desk hoping to buy a bottle of water, but instead I was told to use a vending machine that was about 400 feet away. Having to make that walk in a swimsuit was inconvenient and unnecessary. Offering bottled water at the front desk would greatly improve the guest experience, especially during the renovations."

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