Charm for days. This is southern hospitality on full display. It's an inn/b&b with cozy common…read moreareas for lovely fellowship. If you want to feel like you are staying in a friend's home, this is your place. And the made to order breakfast is just icing on the cake.

We stayed here for just one night while we were seeing a run of show at the Caverns, and we really…read morefound it to be delightful. This bed & breakfast is just cute - from the outside landscaping (the gardener in me was very pleased to check out the plants) to the interior decor. We happened to be there during a huge rain storm, which I took in from the lovely covered porch. I love watching a good storm, and this was just about perfection. Our room was spacious and well-appointed. We had plenty of room. I am 5'2" and it was a pretty tall bed... I kind of had to hop to get into it. But once I was in, it was plenty comfortable. There is breakfast in the morning, which I chose to sleep through.But my husband said it was good. And there were many available snacks throughout the place for the taking - which were greatly appreciated.

First off, I do want to acknowledge the renovations that took place some years ago. It was a…read morewelcomed overhaul of the Inn. I had a great stay here overall. Parking is great for the size of the Inn. There are times where it can get a little full, but there are additional parking spots on campus or at the Hospital nearby. The staff is typically polite and willing to help direct you to your destination. I had a great experience during my stay. The room itself was clean and felt fresh. An opportunity for some of the rooms would be to take a look at the plumbing. My room in particular had slow drainage and the toilet would run for some time after flushing. Luckily the bathroom door was solid enough to block out the running toilet noise when viewing the television. While I did not partake in dinner at Shakerrag (onsite restaurant) this trip, I have had their offerings before for an event at the Inn and it was pretty good. Decent pricing (for Sewanee) as well. Overall it was a good stay and I had a peaceful night at the end of the hall. Not too much foot traffic and easy enough to get around.

This building is stunning. We journeyed here on a crisp fall day. I can only imagine how gorgeous…read morethis is with a coating of snow. Parking is aplenty with a large private lot. We arrived right at the first seating for dinner on a Sunday. Our waiter was lovely. The decor was beautiful. The old lodge feel of the place is very cozy. The only reason I removed a star is the food. Nothing was revolutionary. Food was fine.

Normally, I am not generally putting Comfort Suites at the top of my hotel list. But this is not a…read moretypical Comfort Suites. We learned upon arrival that this area is also home to the annual Bonaroo music festival, and we were told a lot of the musicians often stay here. So... this hotel is perhaps afforded a bigger budget than your typical Comfort Suites. All of that to say, this is a totally decent hotel - and I have very high standards. So our room was the kind with a separate bedroom and a living room with a door in between, so it worked perfectly for us (I like to sleep and my husband is a night owl). The room was quiet, comfortable and clean. The staff here was really great, and there is a Starbucks within spitting distance. Would absolutely stay here again.

for the last 6 weeks my husband and I travel here for work and stay 3 nights each trip. it's been…read morea great experience and the staff is amazingly helpful and that includes the entire staff! the rooms are especially clean! They have a nice breakfast every morning and finding what you want is easy! I can't say enough good things about this hotel. It's been our home away from home! plenty to do also...heated pool, outdoor grill on a peaceful balcony, and work out room.. conveniently located

The pluses - good location, new, quiet, EV charging. The…read moreminuses - there were hairs all over the room and shower curtain. Possibly from housekeeping, but not the guessing game I want to play. Also, large bags of trash in random spots in the hotel. They're cleaning (I guess), but not the welcome you want.

The room smelled bad, was smaller then expected, and the end of one of the beds didn't seem very…read morestable as it made a popping/squeaking sound when sat down on. The only thing decent about this stay was the breakfast (even then the dining area was so crowded there was no room to sit). Breakfast options included two different kinds of omelettes, biscuits and gravy, cinnamon rolls, and standard options like bagels and cereal. Literally the only thing saving this from a worse rating.

Our stay was fine even though they are updating and remodeling. The room was clean and comfortable…read more They had complementary breakfast which included bacon eggs sausage biscuits and gravy fresh fruit and waffles. They only had 2-pillows instead of the normal 4-pillows in most hotels now. All the staff was very kind and helpful.

Both the lobby and hotel room absolutely REEK of smoke...didn't know that was still allowed at…read moreplaces or why they don't have a non smoking option. The location is sketchy and the bottom of the bathtub is disgusting and there are stains on the bedsheets and shower curtain.

We were travelling through Southern Tennessee and it came time for us to find a room for the night…read morein the Winchester area. We had looked at a place on Arnold AFB, but at the time it was government shutdown and so there was no chance of that happening. It would have been interesting to stay the night there though. So we went into town, and looked around at various places. The Best Western was the best fit for us, so that is where we went. Check in was an easy process, no issues there, and the room was clean and appropriate. Pricing was good, particularly since they honored a price I had been set by another vendor. We slept well, and glory unto glory, the shower had a decent shower head in it that allowed for a proper shower, not one of these rain shower heads that are absolute garbage in my book. If we were to ever come through this area again, we would absolutely consider the Best Western.

This hotel is the closest to my grandmother's rural home in Estill Springs, Tennessee. After…read moredriving a total of 14 hours in one day from Florida to this hotel, we were excited to get to the hotel and decompress; but this could not be further from what really happened. As we walked in there were plenty of unpleasant surprises. Including spiderwebs in the corner of the ceiling, the air vent being full of suspicious solids including hair maybe? Cocoons?? Bugs??? Who knows. The couch was dirty and hideous, the floors and toilet were dirty, and there a very weird stale smell wafting through the air. The cherry on top of the awful room was the straight-from-a-horror-film exposed brick cut-outs in the wall. However, onto the only positive of the stay: Karen at reception. She was so kind to my mom during her first stay at this hotel, and this visit too she was patient, kind, and empathetic. If you do stay at this hotel, make sure to try and look for Karen at the front desk. She was the one thing that made this experience somewhat enjoyable. If you choose to stay at this property, be sure to check your room before you unload all of your belongings.

The rooms are fairly decent. However, the big attraction is supposed to be the smokehouse…read morerestaurant. I say it's like Gatorland in Florida. A tourist attraction that has little or no substances to it. The food was lackluster. The entertainment was 85 year-old hippies seeing hippie culture crap that nobody wants to hear. The service was fair to Middlin'. I gave the waitress a decent tip because I felt sorry for the fact that she was young and having to work there. When I went to the bathroom, I was sure I was an 80s horror movie and that Jason was gonna come out and stab me at any moment. I would seriously say, regardless of the billboards to avoid this place at all costs! Best thing that I could say is reception was very friendly. We had high hopes that were quickly dashed.

True rustic mountain charm! We lit a cozy fire with the wood already chopped and at our disposal…read more The leather furniture was super comfortable. It was EXACTLY what I was hoping to find. The front desk was welcoming and helpful If you want fresh and new, stay at a Marriott. The floors are old wooden pine with plenty of patina. The walls appeared to be 100 year old original material. This place was amazing for our two couples bedding down for the night after a long day of travel. Ignore the hating reviews. The cabins are rustic.

This is a really nice hotel in the middle of nowhere Alabama. I chose it because it's about halfway…read morein between Huntsville and Chattanooga, which worked out well for my baseball road trip. The staff here is so friendly and the breakfast is better than I've experienced at any other Hampton inn. Biscuits every day, southern style gravy, berry waffles, or chocolate waffles (not both on the same day), it's so good. Housekeeping every other day with full service every fourth. It's good that way. I never had any trouble parking or with construction noises. There are very few spaces in front so you'll need to park out back and either walk around or use your key to get in the building. Some spaces are taken up by construction trailers but I still saw plenty of parking. Price is not too bad, in dollars or points, especially if you book well ahead of time. My room was quiet despite being right next to the elevator, further rooms are likely even quieter. Unfortunately all they had available when I selected my room was right next to elevator on second floor or same room on fourth floor which also had adjoining room. I figured second floor without adjoining room would be quieter and was right. It was fine. All in all a very nice hotel, not much nearby though since this is rural Alabama. Chains and a couple mom and pop shops in downtown scottsboro a couple miles away.

I came up up here with a friend of mine for an overnight trip. I do usually like to stay at a…read moreHampton Inn or a Hilton type facility. When I was searching this one looked really nice and it was near lots of different places to eat and shop. When I had called to ask for a non-first floor room, they told me that they were doing renovations and I asked if I could get a upgraded hotel room that's already been renovated and I was able to get that. The breakfast was very good. lots of different choices you can make a waffle. You can have a bagel. They have avocados out there too The dark roast coffee was amazing. If I come up to this area again, I definitely will stay at this facility The only thing I would suggest is putting more towels in the bathrooms. And also the thermostat in our room was not working so we can tell what the temperature was.

Not the cleanest hotel, floors sticky in the bathroom and hall…read more I wouldn't want to stay again due to the uncleanliness. Nice staff This Hampton needs a refurbished .

This hotel had one of the best breakfast's I could've ever asked for, especially for a person that…read morehas business trips every other week. Not only was the food provided fantastic but the service was top notch as well. I couldn't have asked for a better stay and it's all thanks to their staff and one lady in particular named Dorothea who prepared the breakfast food that gave me the best start to my day!

No frills but it was perfect! Nice and clean, comfy bed, hot breakfast and everyone was so nice.read more

Due to a death in the family we had to travel to TN . We stayed at Quality Inn in Monteagle TN and…read moreit was the Cleanest Hotel we have seen in a very long time .