The Yard is magical, reminds me of the "Secret Garden" while the home is indescribably and…read morepositively warm, cozy, and hauntingly romantic. Sandi, the host and owner, is magnetic and will impose nothing but gifts, helpful advice about the area and neighborhood, and soak up the details of your day, life, or desire to be a loaner if a day of solitude is what you need. This home is special - it's exactly what you need and somehow it knows better than you do!

Childress House BNB is definitely misrepresented as a Bed and Breakfast. On arrival, we were faced…read morewith a yard full of junk from unfinished projects. While the proprietress greeted us with friendly attitude, we soon learned that the living room was off limits due to some obscure reason, so we had to wait in our room prior to going out, and there was no breakfast. One had to contact her by text to have her prepare either a cup of tea or coffee, period! We never saw her after the initial greeting. We had to call her to find out checkout procedures since she was nowhere to be found, and she said we could leave or mail a check! The room was just ok, with plenty of out-of-date magazines to read. Getting in and out of the gate after hours was yet another hassle. It looked more like a work in progress than an established B&B. I would classify this place more as an Air B&B, as little is provided, and nothing is included in the price of stay. Better off to stay at a Day's Inn.

Our visit was outstanding. The Landrum's were great hosts, who went above and beyond our…read moreexpectations. Our breakfast not only tasted great but was presented like we were royalty. We wish we could have spent time enjoying the river and grounds. Highly recommend if you are looking for a relaxing pampered weekend.

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Wonderful experience. Robbie and Jimmy are superb hosts. The beds are comfortable, the location is…read moreexcellent, the breakfasts were scrumptious and the entire visit was a delight!

For those of you who read my reviews, you will know I am a fan of bed and breakfasts. The Magnolia…read moreHouse is one of the best places I've stayed! Why? It is a quaint smaller bed-and-breakfast however the owners, and those that sit around the table in the morning are an incredible blessing and addition to your visit. The food is wonderful and the atmosphere calming. There's a beautiful large porch where you can sit outside and drink your coffee or wine and you can take wonderful walks or runs around the Franklin Square with wonderful coffee houses and even a local bookstore. Spoiler, there are no TV's in your room but in a common room.

My nephew and I recently toured Falcon Rest Mansion & Gardens. Our tour guide George was very…read moreknowledgeable and an awesome tour guide. We got to see the room where my sister and I were born when it was a hospital. The house has been beautifully restored. I would highly recommend anyone to take a tour of this historical Mansion.

Hubby & I enjoyed our day at Falcon Rest! George & Charlene has single handedly renovated this…read morebeautiful home and grounds for decades. That sweet couple saw an abandoned place (a land mark community hone) and knew they could fix it to nearly the original splendor. It is soooo worth spending the day there, and take advantage of the sweet little cafe. We just loved our lunch. The home was built with all the modern conveniences when indoor plumbing or electric were unheard of! It saw many different owners, including a doctor who turned the home into a hospital! It was even where the first hip surgery was ever done in the county. A must see!!!

Beautiful home with owners who make your stay relaxed and comfortable. My favorite spot is coffee…read moreon the deck overlooking the backyard and listening to the chickens. Meals are always fantastic and customized to suit my allergies. For dessert, the homemade cake balls are outstanding. This is my go to place to stay when visiting friends in Franklin, TN. I look forward to returning too.

From the owner: A small, invitation-only dinner venue, event space, and bed & breakfast located in Franklin, TN…read more Not open to the public. Features the newest and most exclusive theater in town, as well as the Ruff & Bailey Speakeasy (opening Fall 2021). Menu is craft and changes daily. All meals use eggs from chickens raised on property, vegetables from the onsite gardens, and handcrafted desserts and baked goods (where applicable).

Hidden gem of a farm with a variety of animals. Sweet cottage was a peaceful place to spend the…read morenight. It was so quiet & relaxing. The lavender products smelled fantastic. Breakfast was so fresh & delicious.

I stayed in the adorable cottage a few years ago and loved it! I only wish it was a longer stay!…read moreWhat a sweet farm. All the darling, a million little touches made our stay so special. And oh, the breakfast! It was just simply amazing! What a beautiful place! Wonderful people.

Lost a loyal 4-year customer in about the time it takes to check in…read more After a 13-hour drive to move my daughter into college, I discovered the hotel had kindly double-charged me, draining my account and bouncing my bills. Instead of solving the problem, management offered empty apologies, misinformation about how banks work, and the classic "just wait 5-7 days" solution. When I (reasonably) expressed frustration, I was accused of being aggressive and even told I could cancel--convenient advice, considering they were already holding nearly $900 of my money. As a bonus, they charged an extra $90 in incidentals after I explained I couldn't afford food or gas. Customer service innovation at its finest. The hotel itself was a marvel: elevators out of service, water outages two days in a row (always between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.--perfect timing if you like not showering), and construction crews loudly perfecting their profanity. Running water is apparently optional in the hospitality industry. Although management insisted a refund had been processed, I had to dispute the charge as fraud with my bank, who promptly credited me. That's what customer care looks like. Meanwhile, the hotel tried to charge me again for incidentals at checkout. Positives? The coffee was decent, the bed comfortable, and the renovated rooms easy on the eyes. Unfortunately, good coffee and new wallpaper don't cover for leadership that's allergic to accountability. I had planned to stay here regularly while visiting my daughter over the next four years. After this experience? No chance. Elevators can be fixed. Broken management cannot.

Doubletree is located right off exit near shopping and several restaurants. There was plenty of…read moreparking. It is very easy to locate. Check-in was simple. $30 hold for 1 night stay. They were impacted by the Microsoft bug issues. We got a room key and told sorry only able to provide 1. I was provided warm cookies and bottles of water as usual. The room was on the 1st floor. The bed was huge. The pillows were the best. I wanted to go right to bed. Nice size fridge in the room. No microwave, but I did not need one. Little dated but still nice for an overnight stay. The bathroom was clean with plenty of towels. The lotion dispenser needed to be refilled. I slept like a baby. The staff was nice and very friendly. There is a restaurant on-site if you do not want to leave. They do offer a breakfast in the morning if interested. I'd stay here again.

Last Christmas my boyfriends mum bought us a gift card to stay one night at the Ledford Mill Bed…read moreand Breakfast in Wartrace Tennessee. We ended up redeeming the card on my Birthday in March. We hadn't really been on vacation since the previous Fall so we were excited about spending a night away from the same old, same old. The mill is not hard to get to, between Nashville, just past Shelbyville and before Tullahoma. If you're looking for an alternative to the tourist hotels in nearby Lynchburg you may want to consider the mill as your overnight location. We arrived later in the evening, probably after 4 in fact, and were greeted by Inn owner John Spear. He was just about to take one of the other guests on a tour of the mill, so we joined them! Everything was explained in detail, where the all access kitchen was, how our bathroom had all the original mill nuts, bolts, gears and wheels. We stayed in the Creek room, which has it's own private deck looking out of the woods, and is bigger than any hotel room I've ever stayed in. It has a giant clawfoot tub and the lofted area for the bed is built right in to the rock wall. This room and the Falls room are on the first level. The second level is an antique shop and the mills kitchen and dining area. The third level is Loft another guest room has it's own balcony. We were introduced to Tom Cruise. Yes Tom Cruise...the mill cat. An ancient feline who calls the mill home. He spent the entire night with us in our bedroom sleeping on the rug. If you don't like cats, it's easy enough to shove him out. We settled in for the night. The mill does not have television, dvds, or internet. It's quiet, extremely quiet. They do offer a vcr and television in each room and have a library of old VHS to pick from. We ended up using the claw foot tub, making ourselves dinner in the funky old kitchen and hanging out with Tom. The next morning I saw an owl flying around when I got up super early to the use the bathroom. There I am peeing and an owl is flying around the woods outside the window! We asked to have breakfast around 8am and right on time, John and his wife Mildred had cooked up some breakfast for everyone upstairs. A cheesy potato sausage dish, corn fritters and pineapple. Mildred is one of the funniest people I've ever met. The Spears are wonderful welcoming people with a wealth of knowledge about the area the mill is located in. After a lengthy breakfast discussion we went outside to explore the grounds. Tom Cruise followed us. We took the garden path from our back deck, that leads to the waterfall. The mill sits in a gully that stays quite cool in the hot months, and is situated over a creek. The creek flows through a wild garden area that leads to a huge rock waterfall. It's absolutely gorgeous, although I've added pictures to this review, I really think you have to go and see it for yourself. It's one of the more unique places I've ever been to, let alone slept in. I mean common an old mill, turned in to a bed and breakfast?! Super cool. PS. I heard recently that old Tom Cruise disappeared this past summer, and although he's done that before, they think this time it's for good. Maybe he went back to Hollywood.

The best day of my life happened here. I thought I was meeting my girlfriend here for pictures, but…read morewhen I arrived, she was standing by the waterfall in a beautiful wedding gown. I had asked her numerous times to marry me and she finally granted my wish. That vision of her lovely form framed by the beauty of the waterfall will forever be etched into my mind. We stayed the night in the establishment and it was quite comfortable. The antique mill equipment and decorations were very interesting. I will definitely stay here many more times in the future. Thank you so much for your hospitality and generosity.

****Updated : my room was able to be changed but only after being mocked for not liking bugs. As I…read moresaid before, I don't have a problem with lady bugs as long as it's not a lady bug infestation, I think we're good. Not to mention a condescending make sure you check your new room comment. The trash in front of the building was emptied but as soon as I turned the corner; the trash at the side entrance stayed overflowing from about 4pm-11pm I wanted to give this place 5 stars but there's a few things that irk me: 1) The overflowing trash outside and it's also on the ground 2) I love ladybugs they bring good luck- I just don't like a bunch of them on my room flying all over my stuff. I don't have the heart to get rid of them but if you're gonna see a ladybug, it's usually just one and not 4 3) There's a flying bug at night in my room Here's what I like: my bed- very comfortable The blackout shades The two bottles of water you get upon checking in The staff is polite

We had to stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites for 4 days only because all near by hotels that are pet…read morefriendly were completely sold out. Terrible housekeeping service. Beds are not made and rooms are not cleaned on a daily basis. We asked for trash to be removed from the room and housekeepers ignored our request, we had to take the trash out of the room and dispose it in the trash cans located in the ice maker room by the elevator. We ran out of toilet paper in the middle of the night that the room fare hajumped to USD299 per night. When we asked for housekeeping service and clean towels the manager said service was not available on a daily schedule and we would have to pay more it we wanted housekeeping service every day. Maintenance of the hotel was also poor, the air conditioning system was not working properly in the room. Hotel was understaffed. Front desk was often unattended and nobody answered calls. We travel a lot and never stayed in hotel without housekeeping service. We feel we overpaid to stay in a place that had the service of low quality motel. Do not recommend staying at this location!

No better place to hang with your buddies and get a good drink! Their amaretto sour is my favorite…read more Kareoke on the weekends keeps us coming back

Nothing too impressive. Staff consisted of one person behind the bar. A few TV's available but 1…read morehad Mario cart on it and the other had Harry Potter? No one to serve people sitting at the tables. Drinks were served in tiny plastic cups. Simplest lemon drop martini was unndrinkable. Seems to be a popular hang out place for the college kids in town.....they served Pepsi products. Will probably try and avoid this place for future outings.