Days Inn Madison - St. Rte 53

6160 South State Road 53, I-10 Exit 25B, Madison, FL 32340
Phone: 850-973-3330  |  Fax: 850-973-3542  |  62 Rooms

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The Days Inn Madison is in a faraway place that's not far away. We are located off of I-10 exit 258, and only a short drive from Tallahassee and Jacksonville. Nestled against the Georgia border just south of Valdosta, the Days Inn Madison offers an unexpected wealth of pleasures to our visitors. For the history-minded, there are centuries-old landmarks, homes, communities and antique shops. For the nature lover, every imaginable recreation is available in our broad expanses of forests, rivers, lakes and springs, where bike trails, canoe trails, equestrian paths and hiking trails abound.

Our Days Inn is a family owned motel with quality accommodations and exceptional customer service. We are the closest Days Inn to the 100 mile Bike Loop. Our rooms feature two double beds, free high speed wireless access, microfridge, in-room coffee, cable TV with expanded channel offerings includig HBO, free local calls, banquet facilities at the Yogi Bear Campground, on-site Denny's restaurant and an outdoor seasonal pool.

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