Yup. I love it! We've been here 5 times - 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and again in 2026 as my reward…read morefor enduring a nascar weekend:). It one of my favorite hotels in America. Why? Location: Perfect. Couple blocks off State Street (main street on the TN/VA border). Amenities: Only rooftop bar in Bristol - Lumac and amazing restaurant on the first floor- Vivian's Table. (See separate reviews for these!) Friendly: One of the friendliest hotels! Everyone is so kin Friendly:

Check in was a breeze and the attendant was very friendly which we appreciated after a 10 hour…read moredrive. Our room was very clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. Our whole experience was very positive.

10 out of 10 highly recommend! I did not expect to get everything I got out of this hotel! I…read moretraveled here on a work trip and I decided to stay here because it was a Marriott brand. I failed to realize it was a part of the Tribute Portfolio and it did not miss at all! I felt the hotel was very reasonably priced and located nearby many local shops. The property was easy to find and parking was very accessible. The moment I arrived and entered into the lobby the front desk greeted me and made me feel most welcomed! They provided me with all of the details about the hotel and expressed to give them a call if I needed anything at all. I made my way up to the room and the aesthetics leading to the room were absolutely amazing. The room itself was very spacious and charming. It featured a nice cushioned chair with a record player in each room with a variety of records to choose from in the lobby. The room was very clean and also smelled very fresh! The bathroom was very spacious and up to date! Within the hotel property there was a Southern Craft BBQ spot which I also left a review for; it was really good, so you should definitely check it out! The rooftop bar is a for sure vibe. I received a complimentary hummus at the rooftop with my stay; I'm not sure if that was promotional/seasonal or a bonus gift upon checking in. The experience and stay was definitely one for the books and gives other properties a run for its money! I must express again, I am so grateful for the great team and great service!

Very clean, moderately priced, music themed hotel in downtown Bristol. Located on State Street in…read morewalking distance to restaurants and nightlife. Very cool music themed rooms. I would definitely stay here again!

Thank You for the welcoming attitude. I would like to say that this location was worth the stop and…read morethe fella Bryce at the front desk was warm and extremely welcoming not only to us but to all that engaged him. He's definitely a keeper..!!! Ps we also had a nice chat while on the road and because of his warm and engaging attitude we drove the extra way to stop here and we are glad we did ....!!! Thanks again for the hospitality....

Despite all the excellent reviews on this hotel, my experience was not good. If the Fairfield Inn…read moredid not have some good qualities, I would have given it a one to two star rating.For first time visits to this hotel, I strongly encourage people to closely survey their room and bathroom before settling in for the night. So the hotel seemed stellar at first UNTIL I used the shower in my room. The hotel had great reviews, so I did not think I would have a problem. The front desk check in area and our room were clean & very appealing. I loved the selection of tv shows and movies on our television. We had checked in for a late night stay & just wanted to relax before we traveled out early in the morning. Everything seemed ideal until I took a shower in the morning. I noticed there was human hair from other people in the front and back of my shower area. One was a long light brown hair in the front upper area of the shower stall. One was a short black hair on upper back of the shower wall. I was mortified that housekeeping didn't notice this immediately. It made me wonder if they cleaned the bathroom at all after the former guest before us left. Despite all the wonderful amenities, the unsanitary condition of our bathroom made me dock 2 stars from a 5 star rating. It makes me want to thoroughly survey any room we get at any hotel regardless of the hotel having an excellent rating especially this hotel. Breakfast here was exceptional with many options EXCEPT they started shutting down earlier than the 10 AM closing time & there was NO COFFEE available at 9:30 AM. My husband had to wait for them to make a fresh batch. Despite the great breakfast, I got sick from something I ate on the breakfast provided there which is very rare. I never get sick from food I eat. I wanted to give a one star rating to this hotel yet I decided to be kind yet fair.

I mainly leave reviews for these corporate chains so that I know for the next time we're driving…read morethrough if it's OK to stay. And Courtyards are usually good, and I usually don't have to sleep with one eye open (except for that disastrous stay in Montgomery, AL). This one is no exception. It was a good night's rest for the price. The hallways didn't smell of pot smoke (seems to be an ongoing issue at the majority of Courtyards I've stayed in) and our room was clean (no stains on the couch! Normally I don't go near couches in these places), the bed was comfortable and the room temp just fine. They even have a decent (small) gym and a large lobby with plenty of seating and tables should you desire something from the cafe (limited hours of operation so make sure you get your caffeine before 10 am!)

Solid hotel for price, however a little dated. No attention…read moreto detail from staff, for example coffee in room but no tea bags. A little bit of penny pinching, for example, every hotel at this price point offers coffee/tea in lobby, here you gave to pay at starbucks kiosk. Front desk staff not very friendly, tgey need training

This is a decent Hilton Garden Inn, nothing special, just ordinary. It's right off I-81 which is…read moreconvenient. We found the rooms clean and comfortable. The pool is small but gets the job done. There is a decent little shop with food and drink options in the lobby. A bar in the lobby also serves food pretty late, I believe until 10:00 p.m. nightly.

What a disappointment! Where as HGI used to service your room every other day, now...the Hilton…read moreGarden Inn does not service your room unless you ask them to. And, even though you ask them to service your room, they don't fully service your room. In addition, they use old feather pillows that have no loft and offer no support for your head even after you fluff them. When you walk into the hotel, you can't find an employee anywhere. You actually have to go searching for someone to help you. And the night time food service (which is why we stay here) is barely existent. The Hilton has gone Way down hill!!

A conveniently located, pet & budget friendly hotel. Clean! First appearance was concerning,…read moreparticularly the faded Red Roof Inn sign out front. No frills but an economical place for a good night's rest and a hot shower. Coffee is available in the lobby and there is a McDonalds open for breakfast a short walk away. Some road noise but leave the fan running on the hvac unit for some white noise.

In consideration of why I selected this particular hotel over others in the area, I am giving this…read moreplace four stars. We wanted to visit downtown Bristol but couldn't afford the prices for the boutique hotels close in. Besides, we're only wanting to sleep and bathe there, am I right? This hotel in a short drive to downtown and right off Highway 81. Very nice check in. Note that there are three floors but no elevator if that is an issue for you. Coffee available on the lobby apparently all the time. We did not partake. The room we were assigned was 100 percent adequate for our needs. The water pressure and the hot water was wonderful. The heat/ac unit worked as needed. Bed was a lil soft but that's personal preference. My only tips would be #1. The light switch right inside the door control the two night table lights and the desk light. So make sure that switch is on. #2. No USB ports in the room but plenty of regular outlets so remember to bring your adapters. I also would like to add that the room was carpet free and had a laminate flooring. I forgoty slippers so I used socks at night after removing my shoes. I spent three nights there and my socks remained white upon leaving. Those floors were clean!!

After driving nearly 500 miles, we decided to stop in Bristol for the night. I hadn't made…read morereservations - we wanted to see how far we got. It was almost 8 pm when I started looking for hotels. Everything was booked or was Motel 6 quality. We don't usually stay in Hampton Inns anymore - the chain in general has really gone downhill. Last night we really had little choice. We were greeted immediately at the front desk and had our keys a few minutes later. Upon entering our room, like is my habit, I checked the bath room to make sure it was clean. It was spotless. The room, however, had a few issues. The carpet just seemed a little "icky" - no real reason but I wasn't comfortable walking barefoot. Issue two. Our television didn't work. Finally, there was a lot of road noise. It was mostly drowned out by the rattle of the air conditioner. You might want to consider ear plugs. Breakfast is 6-10, everyday. I went down at 5:30 just to have my coffee. Breakfast was already out, the eggs and sausage steaming, the waffle maker hot and ready to go. The hotel was full yet the breakfast bar was kept full. Our room was by the elevator - avoid this room. The noise from the hall was quite distracting. When we finally settled in, it was too late to go swimming but the pool area did look nice. There are extremely overpriced snacks available for purchase in the lobby. If you have kids, keep an eye on them - a few of the $4 mini bags of Cheetos and some $3 snickers bars might just put you over your food budget for the day. There are lots of choices in Bristol. Hampton Inn may not be your best choice but it works if all you need is a place to crash while driving through.

A good place to stay right off the interstate exit near Bristol…read more Hampton Inn kicked off in late 1983 when some Holiday Inn folks in Memphis, Tennessee, thought, "Hey, people want nicer rooms and free breakfast without paying luxury prices". They opened the very first one on Sycamore View Road in March 1984. They were one of the first, if not THE first America national mid-priced hotel chain. The brand grew in popularity and ended up getting bought out by Hilton in '99. Now there are nearly 3,000 of them worldwide. This one was like the other ones I have stayed at, for look, convenience, access, price, quality. It was convenient being right off the interstate and very close to several nearby restaurants. Check-in was easy and the staff was pleasant. The lobby and room were clean. The room was a single bed with 2 bedside tables and a comfortable mattress. There was a small lounge area with a sitting chair by the window. The bathroom was brighter colors, with good pressure and a glass shower. They have a small but nice breakfast area and offer takeout bags for their guests to pickup and go. Overall, this is a good choice to stay in the Bristol area.

Historic old and grand hotel with an impressive front porch and architecture. Once upon a time,…read morethis was a college for young ladies. We had read mixed reviews of the hotel and had chosen not to stay here, but we came to tour it. We were allowed to wander the public areas, but the front desk refused to allow us to look into any vacant rooms, not even one. Which is unusual considering the reviews and their pricing and do I want to stay for 3 nights at $350 ish per night when I'm concerned about the mixed reviews without being able to see what I'm renting. Nevertheless, walking the halls, the rooms being service had their doors open and we could glance in as we passed by. The inn is grand, for sure. The library and fireplaces are very welcoming in atmosphere, decor and interesting artifacts and such. However, it is unlikely that we would choose to stay here for more than one night, the rooms were not "wowing", especially as compared to the grandeur of some of the public rooms. So we will give it a try, but for this trip, our VRBO is more than satisfactory.

The hotel room was mediocre, at best. The room was basically a poorly gentrified Motel 6. I was…read moreexpecting something more colonial or historically accurate considering their history. EXTREMELY overpriced for what you get. -The Painted over peeling wallpaper says a lot. I wonder what's under it? -The comforter smelled like a gym locker room. So, definitely take it off before you bed down or bring your own. The Spa was nice and the restaurant was descent. And, please don't fall for that "haunted" Room 403 with the "phantom bloodstain". It's tourist nonsense. *NOTE: They DO NOT have any elevators or access for disabled or handicapped persons to use. So, if you're in a wheelchair/mobility scooter or have problems climbing stairs, you may wish to reconsider. Add photos

This place was clean, a great size room and had a great location. It was super easy to check in and…read morethe girl behind the counter was friendly and explained everything we needed to know for our one night stay at this Holiday Inn express! They had a great morning continental breakfast that we enjoyed before hitting the road would definitely recommend if traveling through the Tennessee area.

Fantastic stay, great location, and solid complementary breakfast. Only small complaint the AC is…read moreloud and the TV isn't a Smart TV.

Was looking for a unique place to have breakfast and Nice popped up. It was only a couple miles…read morefrom our hotel and was EXCELLENT! The setting is vineyard with a boutique hotel. The restaurant is underneath with a look view of part of the vineyard. We asked and it's only been open a couple of years. I had Shakshuka and have to say it was as good if not better than anything I've had in the middle east! I'm sure most people that eat here, are staying at the hotel. The waitress was surprised when we said we weren't. Don't let that stop you, it's a beautiful setting with great food. Helpful hint: Wine tastings don't start until noon. So, if you want to do that plan for a later breakfast.

Small vineyard in Bristol!…read more Everything smells like their smoked meats (great smell). Quick, friendly service. Came here for our anniversary to do a wine tasting.