La Quinta by Wyndham Gainesville

Name: La Quinta by Wyndham Gainesville
Address: 908 NW 69 Terrace, Gainesville, FL, 32605, United States
Telephone: +1-352-204-4960

908 NW 69 Terrace, Gainesville, FL 32605 US

+1-352-204-4960

La Quinta by Wyndham Gainesville

+1-352-204-4960

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Welcome to Gainesville

Off I-75 near the University of Florida and downtown

Join us at La Quinta by Wyndham Gainesville, conveniently located off exit 387 on I-75 just minutes from the University of Florida. Our hotel is perfectly positioned near parks, breweries, restaurants, and shopping, especially in Gainesville’s historic downtown area. While you’re here, be sure to visit the Florida Museum of Natural History. Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) is also just a short drive from our hotel.

Refreshing Amenities

Settle in with free hot breakfast and WiFi

Enjoy a bright stay in Gainesville with our convenient amenities and signature Here for You service. Start your mornings with a free Bright Side Breakfast® of eggs, waffles, muffins, cereal, and more. We offer a fitness center for daily workouts, in addition to free WiFi and an on-site business center. Pick up the essentials in our Bright Side Market. Each of our non-smoking guest rooms features a mini-refrigerator, microwave, HDTV, coffee/tea maker, and ironing amenities. Free on-site parking is available, and you can book a pet-friendly room for an additional fee.

Take It All In

Catch a football game, check out a brewery, or go for a hike

From museums and parks to zoos and college sports, you can find it in Gainesville. Catch a Gators game at the University of Florida, or try local craft beers at a nearby brewery. If you’re in the area to relax, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens and Sweetwater Wetlands Park are both a short drive away. Head to Ichetucknee Springs State Park for outdoor fun day like kayaking, tubing, hiking, and more. You can also explore everything from dinosaur fossils to a butterfly garden at the Florida Museum of Natural History.