Sweetwater Branch Inn

Gainesville, FL   /   1 Review

625 East University Avenue, Gainesville, FL , USA

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One Review

  1. Chip

    Because of business, I spent an average of 3 months in Gainesville each year and stayed in one of the cottages at Sweetwater Branch Inn. One night I arrived and Cornelia, the owner, told me an overbooking of “my” cottage resulted in it not being available that night. I told her to put me in THE ROOM. I awoke around 3am with somebody sitting on my chest and the temperature quite hot. I went back to sleep and reported the issue with the a/c the next day. A repairman said the a/c was fine. It fact it was 68 degrees

    October 11, 2024 at 4:14 am Reply

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