Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Lady Lake/The Villages

Check-in was easy on-line as a Wyndham member. Room was clean and comfy. We like the sitting area, WIFI, mini/fridge and micro-wave. Great water pressure too. We prefer king beds but queens only still were accommodating. The continental breakfast offered plenty variety altho we prefer more hot dishes it was very filling. Staff were all very friendly and pleasant. Nice Smokehouse Grill Restaurant next door. Check-out was easy and we appreciated a later 1:00 check-out time. I don’t mind other peoples pets so much but No Smoking policies should be respected!! Go outside…or have a designated patio area. Thanks

This was the best price I could find for the quality of service received. Front desk was awesome. I appreciated the manager attending to my request. Normally, the hotels never even read my request. To bad its out of the way of my job.

We stayed for 6 nights We loved it. What ever issues we have had they fixed it without any troubles. All staff was very pleasant as we checked in with Sheila she had us laughing she told us about the area what to do where to eat. Her advise didn’t disappoint!!!! If we ever come back to this area definitely will stay here!!! Best hotel we ever stayed at. This will always be our go to hotel chain for now on. Coffee was great along with all the choices for breakfast Thank you for the pleasant hospitality and experience. Chris and Krissy Davis. Rm 103 from Dec 17 -23 2025. From Lapeer Mi

Positive: The pricing… And the value I got of the room was very upscale very impressed. Negative: ""

We made reservations on-line. The check in was effortless. Sierra was courteous and kind. She gave us our passkey and directed us to the room. The room was clean, had a pleasant aroma, the King bed was well dressed, the pillows were fluffy and comfortable, the room darkening curtains performed well, the amenities were practical; just what was needed. There was an Ironing board, Iron and hair blower all in working condition. The sheets and towels were changed out daily. The breakfast was very basic; not continental: dry cereal, coffee , tea, bagels, muffins, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, do it yourself waffles with the provided batter, cream cheese, butter, jellies, juice and syrup for the waffles. Next to the Microtel, and within a very short walking distance, there is a restaurant with a go