Our room was immaculate. The small family who runs the motel was friendly and accommodating. Water…read morepressure is great and hot water instant. AC/heating worked perfectly. Yes, the bedding and curtains are outdated and don't match the room, but they don't affect comfort. The mattress is a bit too firm and its cover noisy when we first laid down, but the cleanliness and heat in the room left us sleeping comfortably. They do have morning coffee in the lobby, and coffee shops are available nearby. All shopping needs are close by. Rooms have a microwave and small fridge. Check-in is available 24 hours/day.

The hotel appears to be hey Private Leehom mom and pop hotel. It appears that it has been recently…read morerenovated with new paint, flooring, LED TV, microwave, mini-refrigerator freezer, But does not have a coffee maker in the room; however they do offer coffee at the front desk and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The room appears to be clean and the AC is working well and all the plumbing is functioning. If you're not feeling well there's a fast pace medical clinic right across the street or if you need something else there is a Walmart and a Walgreens nearby as well.

This a a very historic place . We enjoyed the whole package the service was wonderful and the food…read morewas delicious. W as very pleasant stay.

We arrived early so did not expect to be able to get in our room but thought we would sit on the…read moreporch and enjoy the beautiful day but were told in no uncertain terms that we could not check in until 4:00 by a very rude younger lady. I asked if we could sit on the porch and she just shrugged and walked off. This hotel needs a good cleaning. The porches which should have been inviting at this time of year were fifty. The carpet in our room was worn and dirty and our shower had mold in it. We stayed the entire weekend and had breakfast and supper there. The breakfast was really good and the suppers were okay but not what would expect at Red Boiling Springs. The other two historic hotels appeared to be much better. We did the entire spa which was one vibrating bed and one heat bed and a mineral bath in footed bathtubs. It was very pleasant and relaxing. After this the hosts were more polite and seemed to be happier than when we arrived. I do not recommend it.

This was our 2nd Ghost Hunt here we went to. If you like that kind of thing I definitely recommend…read morethe Thomas House. Desk bells were ringing with no one around them. Odd noises. And in our room the first time we stayed we woke up to the lights on and we didn't turn them on. This last visit we took pics of everything in the room before we put suitcases or anything else in there to compare and we're so glad we did. 2 little porcelain statues appeared on the sink that was not there. I love this place. You get dinner with the package. The first time we had baked chicken & veggies and it was pretty good. This last time I'm just going to say the meals need some improvement. Everything else was great. From the people running the place to the people doing the ghost hunts are very nice and will answer all questions. I've been twice and will definitely be going back. You guys have got to go check this place out. Pictures are of The bell that kept ringing, the 2 porcelain figures that appeared, and the one my daughter took but I'm not sure what it is. Remember, this is a very old hotel with a lot of history. Make this your next stop. Go to their website and it'll let you know when the ghost hunts are. So much fun. And it's an all night ghost hunt. So much fun. -------------------------------------------- Thomashousehotel.com, The Thomas House Hotel in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee--located about 45 minutes northeast of Nashville--is a historic 1890s mineral spring resort renowned for overnight ghost hunts and intense paranormal activity, with regular weekend investigation packages starting around $55 to $99.Ghost Hunt Experience & PackagesOvernight Events: Hosted frequently through Ghost Hunt Weekends, events include overnight lodging in a haunted room, dinner, breakfast, and a midnight snack buffet.Investigations: Features history and hauntings presentations, documentary screenings, and lights-out, all-night ghost hunting guided by trained paranormal investigators.Group Bookings: Private paranormal group investigations and special mid-week pricing are available by contacting the property directly.History & Reported HauntingsThe Dark Past: The property has survived fires, a history as a mineral spa, and occupancy by a controversial past cult.Famous Hotspots: Room 37 and the "White Hallway" are noted as major activity zones, frequently associated with the spirit of a young girl named Sarah who reportedly asks visitors to "play".TV Fame: Featured on paranormal television series including Ghost Hunters, Paranormal State, and Portals to Hell.Watch this walkthrough of the historic hotel and its most active paranormal hallways:13mGhost Hunt at Haunted Thomas House Hotel w42K views · 4 years ago

I went in expecting nothing but hocus pocus, it was just the opposite! The old hotel is beautiful…read morewith all the creaks and sounds of an old haunted house. This was a treat and I loved every minute of it, most of the staff was amazing. I went with a group of friends as a last minute stand it and I will go back. The younger man (I think he was running it) came up on stage with so much energy and gave us a lot of tips and pointers to look for! The food was good, you could tell the kitchen staff knows what they are doing. The only complaint I think I would have is the older woman that checked us in, I couldn't tell if she was drunk, high or both and she was definitely not personable. Overall it was a great experience and we will be going back.

Dave met us in the driveway and we quickly apologized for the early arrival at 1:44 pm.Dave was…read moresuper cordial and invited us in and explained the dynamics of the property as he welcomed us into butterfly hollow. Make sure you use your Waze app to get here. It is off the beaten path, but it is well worth the trip and I would like to say that it is worth the time too explore. Once you have navigated through your journey, you'll realize that you have come to an oasis that is green and lush and full of forest with nothing other than being surrounded by the sounds of nature, birds, and other. I selected his venue for our 32 year anniversary which did not disappoint. It's a small intimate cabin, however, has all the comforts of home the wifi is super strong and allows you to feel connected, but not so much that your not enjoying your stay. The location affords Nashville transplants or less noise seekers to allow for a brief respite from the noise and nonsense of Nashvegas! Once again Dave was extremely gracious and welcoming and we cherished our time at this great bed and breakfast. Please be advised that this a bed and breakfast and you must realize that others may be in the same structure, however you have ample space for doing your thing. We will certainly be back and we highly recommend this spot to get away.

Impeccable communication, extraordinary service. With Dave's help, planned & executed an elopement…read morein 3 days.! We've all chosen a place only to show up & realize the pictures were "on a good day,30 years ago," WELL, this is NOT the case. AMAZING location, AWESOME photographer,& A LIFETIME of memories started at Butterfly Hollow. It says something if reservations for the B&B are 4 months out for availability Don't hesitate- give a call or email & get ready for 5-star service.

Unfortunately, I was unable to get a photo of our hotel room before Ben scattered our luggage all…read moreover the place but the room was clean and perfectly well sized, with many fridge and microwave for us to use. Since we were in town for a wedding we were lucky enough to be able to get in on the group wedding discount to save money and also makes us to everyone else that would either be in the wedding party or at the wedding. That always helps makes things more convenient for traveling and groups and or spending time with each other. The location was also very close to where the wedding venue was and that always helps to make sure we are there on time. LOL

Though this is not a brand new property, and according to the staff it's been a few years since the…read morelast renovation, it's in remarkable condition and obviously well maintained. The room, lobby, and breakfast room were all not only immaculate, but well appointed as well. I'd have normally stayed at another brand due to my having aligned to that brand many decades ago, but my friends had selected this property and we didn't want to have to be in separate hotels. The staff were welcoming and helpful. It's rare to stay anywhere these days where you can describe the experience as "exceptional", but in this case, it's an apt description of what I encountered.

The location is very clean and organized. The staff were friendly. The breakfast included was…read moresolid. One day there was bacon and a different day there was sausage links and turkey sausage patties. The kids really liked the pancake machine. The room was clean and comfortable but the unit ac/heat control was a small issue. I could not get the fan to stay on which for people that need that white noise made it a rough night to sleep. Would definitely stay again if I pass through Franklin again.

The phone call that I placed to the hotel to ask a question (before ever staying) is the reason for…read morethe one star review. I called and there was no greeting, just "Can you hold?" I said yes. I was immediately disconnected. I called back several more times, only for the phone to be picked up, no one spoke, and then I would be disconnected. When Jessica finally answered again and asked if I could hold, I again said yes, but that I kept getting disconnected and didn't know why. She responded in a completely hateful and unprofessional tone "Well, I'm busy with customers right now. Can you hold?" I hung up and have no intent on calling back or visiting.

OMG! The Cedar Grove Inn is the BEST place to stay…read more Let's just put it out there, most places that are available to rent for either the night or a week are either really seedy or are expensive cookie cutter rooms. At Cedar Grove Inn, not only are the rooms large and clean but at the Inn the love that goes into each room can be seen as you walk in. Every guest room has a large basket of snacks...cookies, chips, granola bars, etc. I stayed downstairs and I had a very spacious, comfortable room. The adjoining bathroom has a walk in shower and a huge claw foot soaking tub. Bath bombs are supplied if you want to take a long soak. There is also a mini fridge in the bath so that you can put drinks (supplied) or left overs in it. The breakfast is delicious. The food in the fridge is available at any time. If you are staying any length of time Kim or Rich will do their best to get it. Kim and Rich also supply beer and wine in the main kitchen so you can enjoy a happy hour before going out to explore Nashville for the evening. The couple are delightful to visit with. Don't be surprised if you see family stop by. Everyone is fun. I stayed a couple of weeks and received invitations to their open house at Thanksgiving and Christmas. I had fun! They raise chickens on the grounds and are certified to to sell both eggs and chickens. The chickens are delightful to watch for a city girl. They are released from their coop late morning and are allowed to free range until dark. I don't usually post reviews of places that I have stayed to but go see Kim and Rich at Cedar Grove Inn. It is an exceptional place to stay.

I had such a great stay. I was in Lebanon for a family emergency and really needed a good nights…read moresleep. Cedar Grove Inn felt like home, and I slept so well! The breakfast was so good, bacon, eggs, toast, fresh fruit...coffee! The house is beautiful and I hope to return, having a little more time to enjoy the grounds.

What an incredible place! It's like stepping back in time to a simpler place... but you'd expect…read morethat from a place that's 105+ years old! It reminds me of a Tennessee version of the hotels in Dirty Dancing or Somewhere In Time. It's all very romantic! When you're there, you're part if the family. Be prepared to make friends. You'll make friends with the staff, the other guests, the entertainers that play in the entertainment, and even the owner, who walks around all day making sure everything goes as it should. Speaking of the entertainment center, it's called the Ronnie McDowell Entertainment Center, because Ronnie was raised in the area, and you can regularly find him playing there. Other great acts that play there include T Graham Brown, Lee Newton, 2Country 4Nashville, and many more! The price of the show includes dinner, and you won't be disappointed there either! Great Southern specialties like your mama used to make, and lots of it! It's the same with the family style breakfast, that is included in the price of your room. Try the biscuits and chocolate gravy! When you leave the Donaho Hotel, you'll most likely already be talking to your newly made friends, about when you'll be meeting them back there again! Those are all the things that make the Donoho special. Don't come planning to watch TV or play online all day. Come planning to sit in the rocking chairs on the front porch. Come planning to hang out with your new friends, in the period decorated rooms around the lobby, after you've enjoyed your amazing dinner. Whether you come for the scenery, the music, the peace and quiet, the food, or the friendships... you'll find it at the Donoho Hotel. We spent five days there at Christmas, and three at New Years. And loved every second of it!

Amazing experience, food, service, historic, small town atmosphere…read more Prices great. Entertainment awesome. Fully recommend if you don't go in expecting a Hilton.

What a great group of employees. This was a perfect hotel experience. The room was great and the…read morebreakfast was superb. The biscuits and gravy were tasty and the little cheese omelette was fantastic. The staff were so kind and caring. I hope we pass through Glasgow, Kentucky so we find a reason to stay at the Holiday Inn again.

Clean, spacious and modern room, big and comfy bed! Great place to stay if you are heading to…read moreMammoth Cave National Park or Diamond Cave. Free breakfast was so good! They had Chobani strawberry yogurt and this amazing milk... and free wifi! I used their pool, which was nice, although I wish they had a jet pool too. Check in and out was easy. They also helped me mail out a postcard. Bonus points for having bath and body works toiletries! Also, close to a KFC (which I came to Kentucky for...)

Easy access / entry. Great spot to camp near Nashville although the sites are not quite level so…read moreyou need to use your leveling blocks. But that worked out fine for us. A cute farm to check out. Note: there was no restaurant or food truck on at the farm on this date/time we went and there was confusion on breakfast. The breakfast eventually worked itself out wherein you just Venmo a donation. Worth the stop and we'd be back.

I recently stayed at this campground after booking Tent Site #6 with power hookup, and my…read moreexperience was extremely disappointing due to multiple service failures, safety concerns, and unprofessional communication. 1. Incorrect Check‑In Instructions The self‑check‑in directions provided were inaccurate. The instructions stated to "turn right toward the barn", but the correct route required an immediate left. After a long drive, unclear directions created unnecessary confusion and delay. 2. Power Hookup Failure & Safety Concerns After setting up my tent at 7:24 PM, I discovered that none of the four outlets were functioning. When I called for assistance, I was repeatedly told to "press the reset button," despite explaining that the outlet was not a GFCI, which is a safety requirement under Tennessee electrical standards. This was not only unhelpful--it was unsafe. 3. Lack of Communication & Delayed Support Between 7:24 PM and 9:15 PM, I made multiple calls for updates: 8:25 PM - Called again because no one followed up. 9:00 PM - Walked to the office; no staff present. Calls went to voicemail, even when selecting the Urgent option. 9:15 PM - Finally informed that no technician was available until the next morning. At no point was I proactively updated, and no immediate solution was offered until I insisted. 4. Poorly Communicated Alternative Accommodation Only after pressing for a resolution was I offered a cabin. The instructions given were simply: "It's the cabin with the red roof and red deck. You can find it on the campsite." I explained multiple times that I was facing Highway 109 and needed clear directions. Instead of providing assistance, the staff member repeatedly said, "You can easily find it, it's the only one with a red roof." After a 10‑hour drive, breaking down my tent in the dark, and navigating a nearly pitch‑black campground, this vague guidance was unacceptable. A basic courtesy would have been for a staff member to meet me, use a flashlight, or at least point me in the correct direction. Instead, I was left to wander the property alone until another camper kindly helped me locate the cabin. To add to the disappointment, the "farm" itself was poorly maintained. The gazebo area was covered in bird droppings, and the netting above it was improperly secured, trapping several birds -- some alive, some dead. The overall environment did not resemble a well‑kept campground. A long‑term guest named Tom allowed his husky to roam off‑leash. At one point, the dog nearly urinated on my tent. He also did not pick up after his dog. The bathroom facilities were equally substandard. There was only one toilet booth and one shower booth for the entire area, both built with noticeably poor workmanship. I have never encountered a campground with such limited and inadequate restroom facilities. 5. No Support During Checkout At 10:14 PM, I called again for checkout guidance and was hung up on. My follow‑up voicemail was never returned. I checked out at 4:00 AM, left the key inside, and locked the door without any staff interaction. 6. Unprofessional Call the Next Day The following afternoon at 3:42 PM, I received a call asking whether I had checked out and how they were supposed to access the cabin without the key. This made it clear that no one had listened to the voicemail I left the night before, where I explained exactly how I checked out and where I left the key. The staff member then made an issue out of not having a spare key -- which raises concerns about their preparedness if a guest ever loses one. When I explained again that I had left a voicemail and followed reasonable checkout steps, she responded rudely, saying: "We upgraded you to a cabin and I hope you are happy being a rude guest," and then hung up on me. This level of unprofessionalism is unacceptable in any hospitality setting.