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This Quality Inn is located two miles from downtown Tallahassee, and is approximately eight miles from Tallahassee Regional Airport. Local attractions include the Museum of History, approximately 15 miles away, and the Florida State Capital, located two miles from the property.

Hotel amenities include an elevator, computer with Internet access, Continental Breakfast, newsstand, free weekday newspapers, parking, copy and fax machines, seasonal outdoor pool, and wireless Internet access.

Guest rooms feature cable TVs, free coffee, telephones, free local calls, air conditioning, refrigerators, and voicemail.

Quality Inn and Suites Tallahassee Property Information:

Rooms: 91
Floors: 3

Quality Inn and Suites Tallahassee Service

Car rental desk
Family rooms
Free parking
Meals
Free breakfast
Swimming pool
Wheel chair access
Hot tub
Free local calls
Free high speed internet
Nonsmoking
Meeting room

Quality Inn and Suites Tallahassee Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

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Tallahassee Events & Entertainment

Events & Entertainment

January

Freedom Blues Festival:

Held in early – mid January

Location: The Moon

850-668-5863

Honor and celebrate the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday weekend in Tallahassee with the first Blues Festival of the New Year! A week-long celebration of America's original art form, the blues, culminating in a two-day concert series.

February

Seven Days of Opening Nights

Held mid February

Location: Florida State University

850-644-1151

From bluegrass to opera and Shakespeare to folk art, this year’s schedule is packed with art and cultural events to suit every taste.

March

Red Hills Horse Trials

Held mid March

Location: Elinor Klapp- Phipps Park

850-385-3956

The Horse Trials features a challenging cross-country course designed by Captain Mark Phillips, Chef d'Equipe and Technical Advisor for the United States Equestrian Team and a former member of the Great Britain Olympic team. It features a variety of formidable obstacles, including water, banks and ditches, which wind through Phipps' arboretum.

Four dressage rings, the stadium course, stabling, the "Red Hills Avenue of Shops", "Red Hills Food Court", and a variety of exhibits and educational demonstrations are staged on adjoining Northwest Florida Water Management District land known as the Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park.

Springtime Tallahassee

Held in late March – early April
209 East Park Avenue
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
850-224-5012

Springtime Tallahassee presents to you one of the finest parades in the South, the best possible collection of artists and artisans in the jubilee festival, delicious food, great entertainment, and a kid's park that will delight children of all ages.

April

Springtime Tallahassee

Held in late March – early April
Location: East Park Avenue, Tallahassee
850-224-5012

FSU Flying High Circus

Held in mid April

Location: FSU Campus

850-644-6500

The Flying High Circus is an actual circus found on the campus of Florida State University. The Circus has ground acts, such as juggling, hand balancing, bicycle and aerial acts, such as Mexican cloud swing, swinging trapeze and flying trapeze.

June

The Saltwater Classic

Held in mid June

Location: Carrabelle

850-216-2272

Call for additional information

The Annual Big Bend Saltwater Classic draws record anglers.

October

Scottish Highland Games & Celtic Festival

Held in late October

Location: Varies by event throughout Tallahassee

850- 894-6270

Join in this rousing weekend of fun and games. Experience such classics as: the Annual Knickers & Kilts Gold Tournament, the ever popular whiskey tasting, Celtic music, and, of course, the games! It’s fun for the entire family.

November

North Florida Fair

Held in early – mid November

Location: Fairgrounds in Tallahassee

850-878-FAIR

A district Fair serving North Florida to denote the accomplishments of this area in agriculture, education, industry, and recreation, portraying the resources of many of Florida’s northern counties.

December

Market Days

Held in early December

Location: North Florida Fairgrounds

850-575-8684

The unique and individually handmade creations of over 300 artists and craftspeople will fill six of the large fairgrounds buildings, as well as outdoor plazas and medians. A wide array of arts and crafts will be represented, including fine arts, ceramics, country furniture, stained glass, woodwork, dolls, clocks, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, metalwork, clothing, and calligraphy - a mixture of the humorous, unique, traditional, and unusual.

Tallahassee’s Winter Festival

Held in early December

Location: Downtown Tallahassee

850-891-FUNN

Welcome to the "Winter Festival - A Celebration of Lights, Music, and the Arts." The City of Tallahassee is proud to present its annual Celebration of Lights, honored by the Southeast Tourism Society as one of the top 20 events in the southeastern region of the United States. Designed to bring together friends, families, and treasured visitors, the Celebration of Lights is chock-full of fun and entertainment sure to please everyone in attendance.

Entertainment

Tallahassee Ballet

850-222-1287

Season runs September – May

Performances held at Ruby Diamond Auditorium at FSU

The Tallahassee Ballet is a non-profit dance company which provides an outstanding training ground for emerging professionals while stimulating appreciation of the dance arts through quality productions of classical and contemporary works.

Tallahassee Symphony

850-224-0461

Season runs September – late April

Performances held at Ruby Diamond Auditorium at FSU

The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra (TSO) is a professional symphony orchestra that provides a Masterworks series, holiday concerts, and young people's concerts for the Tallahassee community and surrounding areas. Orchestra members include music faculty from Florida State University, graduate students from the university, and professional musicians from the Tallahassee Community as well.

Sports:

Florida State University Sports

502 South Copeland Street

Tallahassee, FL 32304

850-644-6500

Come see a variety of sports played at the college level with the world famous Seminoles

Tallahassee Destination Overview

Nearer to Atlanta than Miami, Tallahassee is "The Other Florida" in attitude, topography, climate and lifestyle. This northern Florida city blends a casual Southern style with the vibrant atmosphere of a major city. Tallahassee also holds the distinction of being the capital of the state of Florida. Tallahassee" is an Apalachee Indian word meaning "old town" or "abandoned fields". The original inhabitants knew a good thing when they saw it.

It is hard to imagine that this thriving city was once named for abandoned fields. Today there are many things to see and do in Tallahassee that the Apalachee Indians didn’t even dream about. A visit to this city today might take the lucky visitor in many directions. Of course, there is Florida State University, one of the best known universities in the United States. With year round activities taking place on campus, including the famous “Seminoles” games, a visit there is well worth the trip.

For a glimpse of the not too distant past, be sure to visit the Knott House Museum. This historic museum is a time capsule, restored to its 1928 splendor. The Knott House is one of the oldest buildings and the only house museum in the state capital's Park Avenue Historic District. Within the 160-year-old walls, notes of verse penned by Luella Pugh Knott tell the story of the family which lived in the house between the two world wars. Enter the historic house and feel time stand still.

To experience life well before this time period, a good bet is Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park. Here visitors experience the peace of what was once a bustling Native American community which flourished during the 1200-1500 AD period. The mound complex is interpreted through markers along the trails and exhibit area. Visitors can ascend the tallest of six mounds. A well known resident of Tallahassee is the Governor of Florida and visitors can actually visit his home.

The Governor's Mansion functions as both the private and public residence of Florida's chief executive officer and family. It was designed by Palm Beach architect, Marion Sims Wyeth and opened to the public in January 1957. Since that time, the public has been welcomed to tour "The People's House". Also, of political interest is the Old Capitol. The Old Capitol houses the Florida Center for Political History and Governance.

The building has been restored to its 1902 appearance, symbolizing Florida's political heritage. Artifacts, photographs and multimedia displays highlight individuals and events that shaped what Florida is today. When it comes to the weather, any time of year is comfortable for travelers. Winter tends to be the busy season as visitors from the north come south to escape the cold. However, as the capital of Florida as well as the home of Florida State University, any time of year is busy in this cosmopolitan city.

With four very moderate seasons, Tallahassee offers its visitors ideal weather conditions. The summer can get hot with temperatures often exceeding 90 F during the day, so dress accordingly. The evenings do cool off to a more comfortable 70 F, making outdoor activities enjoyable during this time of day. Spring and fall are quite pleasant. With daytime high temperatures near 80 F during the day and the nights a cool 50 F, it’s the perfect time to experience any of the many outdoor activities available.

Winters are mild when compared to those of Tallahassee’s northern visitors and all of the sites and attractions are open for visitors. Of course, at any time of the year, there is something of interest taking place in the Capitol complex, around town, and definitely at FSU.