Our family stopped for an overnight stay to recharge and continue driving home to IL. The hotel has…read morebeen recently remodeled. The rooms are bigger than usual, for a Hampton Inn. The staff were very friendly. The morning breakfast and coffee was delicious and just what our family needed. I would recommend this place!

Although I prefer to stay at slightly higher end hotel properties like Hilton Garden Inn and…read moreDoubletrees, this Hampton Inn reminded me of what a great value this hotel chain can be. Front office staff was so friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and modern. Beds and pillows were comfy, clean and warm. The gym was pretty good. Breakfast was the consistent breakfast you get at Hampton Inn. I find most Hampton Inns to be very consistent in that they are not old dated hotels, nothing fancy but it's clean and quiet which is perfect for my needs.

It was comfortable and clean. We had been traveling, we got there late. The desk clerk was friendly…read morehe got us in a room fast and we were able to get to sleep and back on the road in the morning.

This was a shabby hotel in desperate need of remodel. Not only was it old style, it had holes in…read morethe carpet, towels that were thin and rough and the heater was so loud I couldn't hear the tv. The only positive was the bed was firm and shower was hot. The breakfast was mediocre at best. This hotel was over priced! Look elsewhere.

This hotel served perfectly as a convent place to stop for a night traveling home right off of…read moreI-40. It was clean, comfortable, convenient, and reasonably priced, with great service and a good breakfast as well. While not huge, I did notice some wear and tear in the room, especially the bathroom, but nothing major. Overall, definitely recommend this property if you're coming to Dickson, or tired on I-40 like myself.

If you have the pleasure of staying in Dickson, TN, this is a good place to stay!…read more I've read the other reviews and they didn't match my experience. The room and hotel are well maintained. Good quality bedding, towels and furniture! Bathroom was clean. Parking is tight if the place is full and it was while there. The staff were very helpful and friendly! The included breakfast was good for the price paid for the room.

This was a nice Holiday Inn off the I-40. There is free parking, Tesla chargers for electric…read morevehicles, indoor pool, 24 hour fitness center, free breakfast and walking distance to eateries. The indoor pool had towels for us to use. Be cautious of the floors since it can be extremely wet. The breakfast offerings on our visit were pancakes, omelets, sausage Pattie's, sausage gravy, biscuits, cereal, yogurts, bagels, hot oatmeal, muffins, coffee and juices. There were some areas that could be cleaned better like the indoor pool area. There were towels galore on the floor and tables. There wasn't enough towels for 4 people in the room. Overall, we would be back in the future!

There were two roaches in the bathroom as soon as we walked into our room. we should have left…read moreright then, but it was late and we were tired.... The next morning when bedbugs were all over our clothes we knew we had made a huge mistake. No refund. no apology. not even an acknowledgement of how disgusting this place is... DO NOT STAY HERE

The room was dirty. A missing outlet cover, marks on ceiling that was questionable. No hot water…read moreand bugs in the room. Hallway was dirty and dusty. Would not ever stay there again. They should really call in a pest control company.

My friend and I came in at 6am after driving from texas and they were able to get us a room…read moreimmediately! The service was spectacular and the room was well kept. Very quiet and nice location! If i ever find myself back in Dickson,Tennessee I definitely will be coming back!

We didn't expect luxury, but this place needs to be torn down and rebuilt. It was 'clean,' per se,…read morebut there was a moldy ceiling, a faucet that never stopped noisily dripping, a dripping shower faucet and a bathroom door handle that was basically broken off and had me trapped.

Spent a few days here visiting friends and family over a holiday. Not the best maintained…read moremotel/hotel, but it handled the basics. Not too far off interstate, but could be challenging to find for some. Lots of gas stations and restaurant options near by. The reason for the lower score is there was a huge stain on carpet, the a/c was not very effective. Breakfast was okay and nothing special. Price for all of that was somewhat high.

An absolutely wonderful getaway, the vistas are truly amazing. If you're looking for a quiet place…read morefor romance, or to meditate with nature you won't want to miss this beautiful lodge. They have plenty of walking trails and opportunities for fishing. They also have accommodations for group gatherings which can host parties. A real treasure !!! PS look for the majestic bald eagles. Dr. David Raznick Hendersonville NC

From the owner: Established in 2010, Cajun Lake Lodge has been a premier wedding venue located in Burns, Tennessee…read more We are a family-owned business with friendly and professional staff who strive to bring your special day to life by bringing you a beautiful and well-kept venue. At Cajun Lake Lodge, we strive to make every life event a special day. This can include weddings, birthdays, family reunions, graduations, offsite company meetings, and more. Lodging options are also available. Our 35-acre property is designed to bring you plenty of entertainment with fishing, swimming, kayaking, and more. Call now to schedule a tour. We look forward to hearing from you.

I am lying in bed very glad that I could find a place where there was an indoor pool and great…read moreprices because my daughters consider an indoor heated pool a vacation and I could move my aunt with their "help" and few disappointments for them. You might think 4 stars is crazy for a hotel that STINKS of smoke (I smoked for 25 years and it even offends me) from their almost unheard of smoking rooms, pile of lumber by the inside pool (why does an inside pool need lumber?), and stupid free standing mini-fridge with microwave on top. Above the room where we slept there were activities going on that I would have applauded when I was 20. Good job sir. The pace, duration, athleticism, and multiple climax were note worthy. If I needed tips, I would seek you out. Fortunately, my daughters were tired from swiming in your tiny, heated, indoor pool, that has a lumber pile, no tables, and dirty chairs, and they couldn't care less. Neither could I. This is the absolute best spot to spend little and get a place to swim and sleep. If you want class, stop spending $55 and spend $250, which was the next place with an indoor heated pool and no lumber. So, yes, they are a nice dump for $55 a night. They suck if you want to spend $250, but they are the best you could ever get at $55 for a clean room, two queen bed, and an indoor heated pool. I am a contractor and I would gut this place and give you great style at double the price. For a quick visit with family, I'm glad these cheapskates own this place and not me. I will say, the front desk person was very rude when I pointed out there was no milk. She didn't say thanks or let me help you, she said "I just filled it" as if I were lying or had taken all the milk. And then she asked my room number as if I were stealing their meager offerings. Oh, and breakfast until 9 doesn't mean the entire selection, it means whatever's left when you show up. For us that was waffles, one type of mini muffin, bread, apples, and that's it. I spent $500 a night to see and hear niagra falls. Do that. Come here to save for that.

Well first of all one of the bedrooms smelled like pot very strong then I did get a good sleep but…read morethe air conditioning cord kept falling out. Then they only had waffles and sandwiches for breakfast not even cereal just a bad motel experience would 10/10 not recommend it also was very pricey for garbage

Disgusting place! When I booked the room, I asked for non-smoking and they put me in one of the…read moreSmokies rooms still with an ashtray sitting in it. Bathroom area is borderline gross enough that you do not want to go in it. The door was falling apart, and there is mold up in the corner of The wall and ceilings.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. I called the police when I was treated horribly by the…read morehotel staff after being a great customer. It was only me in the room and I was no trouble. I stayed July 11th, had a carload full of stuff with me ​and needed to stay another night. I paid for another night and when I went to the front desk to let them know I was told that I had to check out at 11 and couldn't check in until 3. While this was inconvenient I understood, and being that this is where I was staying and didn't have anywhere else to go at the time, my only choice was to move all of my things to the lobby and wait until check in time. When I started bringing my stuff in the lobby, the horrible woman at the front desk was annoyed that the bell kept going off while I was bringing my luggage in, and told me that I was not allowed to wait in the public lobby to check in to my reservation. I called the police because I was hurt and didn't understand not being able to wait in the lobby, but they told me I had to leave the property if that's what they wanted me to do. So I found a quick ride to get all my stuff out of this place who clearly cares nothing about it's paying customers, and they will not even refund my money for the night I was not allowed to stay because I was a "no show". Their customer service department is a joke and have been no help. Don't stay here if you want to have a restful peaceful experience.

Went by during old timers day weekend. only saw one worker there. I did touch a cast iron stove,…read moreguess it was fragile. the guy working there was very rude! Will never go back.

This museum is two fold: First, it honors the 41st…read moreGovernor of Tennessee Frank G Clement who is from the town of Dickson. He was Governor for 10 years, which at the time was the longest of any 20th century Governor. Second, it shows us what a railroad hotel looked like back in the 1920's. Where else can you find that? Clement was literally born in this hotel, which is how those two things came together, and it's an interesting mix of railroad history and memorabilia, political memorabilia and photos, and other interesting historical aspects of this little hamlet in Middle Tennessee. It's nice to see that some small towns still maintain their individuality and show some unique perspective where not every business has to be a chain, and not every attraction has to include a Starbucks in the lobby. If you decide to take a drive and visit, I also recommend you stroll around the corner either direction for a bite at either Lugo's on Main Street or The Front Porch on Center Avenue. Dickson is striving to invigorate it's Main Street similar to so many small towns in the area, but what's nice about their version is there's not a chain store in sight anywhere downtown. I am from here, but live in Franklin now, and even our award-winning Main Street has a Starbucks. Here's it's House Blend for coffee not too far away. So if you're interested in trains, or interested in historic hotels, or interested in railroad life, or interested in the history of the Democratic party in Tennessee... go spend a few hours here.