Echo the other positive reviews. Super clean. They really go out of their way -- bowls of snacks…read moreand coffee and tea always available, great breakfast. For example they had 2 kinds of yogurt and bowls of blackberries, nectarines, blueberries, strawberries and granola to mix in. They had gluten free bread for toast, and have oat milk in addition to half and half for coffee. In short, they are very thoughtful and attentive, and I highly recommend! As to the lone negative review, they do provide toiletries, and the plumbing woked perfectly. It's an old building, so bear that in mind when deciding to come. I think it is charming.

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.

A top-level motel, with a friendly and professional staff, nice, extra-clean rooms and beds, and a…read morelarge and delicious, FREE BREAKFAST! The shower/bath was super clean, and the water pressure and temperature control were perfect. And they are pet-friendly, so our little kitty was right at home too! With a medium price, for a luxury room, this place is a winner!

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

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.

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.

We just decided to go for breakfast, it was really good! We went twice, first I got the pancakes,…read morethey were great! Then we got the grit howls, I'm not a fan of grits but the eggs, bacon, and biscuit were really good!

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.

I stayed here a few years ago with my dad and granny, we had to go somewhere because our house's…read morepower was faulty due to the wiring being old and not up to date, our lights hadn't been on in over a week. I remember putting my tortoise's cage right beside the door and I could tell that even he liked it. This place was awesome and I loved the yellow room. The TV was slightly outdated but that was fine, the bed was super comfy. If you are traveling through the area, super 8 is probably the best place to go for a super low price

STAY AWAY!! The room smells bad. The beds were uncomfortable and the blankets had cigarette burns…read moreevery were. We walked into our room with exposed wires. Looks it it's was we're the smoke detector would go. The smoke detector was by the tv with no batteries. After a shower the tub would not drain and had approximately 3 inches of water in it. Some light switches did not work and some of the outlets did not wor Now for the complimentary breakfast. It was a JOKE breakfast. They had frozen biscuits that had to be microwaved. They had cereal, oatmeal (had to put in the microwave as well), the juice machine was broken, and they only had water and milk.

This hotel is one of my favorites. The price is unbeatable…read more The cleanliness is impeccable. The staff is very nice. There is a large area for dogs to run around in the back. I can't suggest any changes to this inn, it's great. Definitely recommend.

Minus 10 stars. We had to stop and find a place to sleep…read moreduring our trip, and any known hotel from the city had rooms. The attendant from Super 8 referred to us( my family). It's the most disgusting place ever. Garbage everywhere. Stinky room, and BUGS. Walking on the floor. We opened the door, and left. Disgusting. Horrible. Upsetting. A real junk.

Stayed a few nights this Fall. Good, clean motel with friendly and helpful staff. Internet access…read more(including Wi-Fi) in the lobby. Decent quickie hotel breakfast (nothing to write home about).

There are few times in life you just have to say NO NO NO. And this place is it. No customer…read moreservice. All they want is your $$$$. Don't stay here. No ref. in rooms. Nothing special for 92$. And NO MILITARY DISCOUNT.

Tennessee does a fair job with rest areas, this one on I-24 east bound between Nashville and…read moreChattanooga. There is a similar but different across the way for westbound traffic. The highway does a wobble through the mountains here, which makes for a nice stop to get your bearings and enjoy some nature for a bit. And then back onto the roads. Restrooms, vending machines and picnic tables available. There is also some shaded parking if you were looking to get a quick nap. [Review 13608 overall, 927 of 2020, number 252 in Tennessee.]

Timmy was a fan of rest stops he was a senior dog who loved it more than I…read more I came in around midnight could have gone further but I was a little tired and hungry and huddled in the front seat. I really needed to stretch out and move around. Couldn't really rest well after two hours. I woke up because it was cold many times so I ran the engine a few times to warm up. And noticed the fog was starting to flurry. And it was on the edge of 31°. That was all the incentive I needed to get back on the road. I drove two more hours where it was off the mountain area and 40°, warmer to the south. The rest area was clean and I always try to use them even without the pit stop just to get out and stretch using the car curb for leg/calf stretches and get some water. 37/2024

There's just something about sleeping in the mountains, which I had the opportunity to do in my…read moreSprinter van. Parked in the last space of the lot, I was able to open the window that faced the highway so it was a bit of privacy. Between that and the roof vent, a comfortable night at a high point. Comfy! Yes, this rest area allows overnight parking. Not camping, parking. You're here to rest and get some sleep before continuing onwards so do that. Other than a few trucks idling in the lot and a couple who seem to think it's fair to use their engine to break, it was a quiet night. In the morning, a stretch and a visit to the clean restroom and then onwards. Thanks, Grundy County and TDOT! [Review 20208 overall - 470 in Tennessee - 1185 of 2023.]

I booked from California not know much about this area but it was conveniently located between Jack…read moreDaniels Distillery and and All Saints chapel, 2 of our destinations. The owner was very knowledgeable about the area so make sure to ask her for tips. Yes, you definitely hear the trains but we loved it. Our room was quaint and clean. Lovely breakfast was included. I had the yogurt with fruit. They also had some home baked cookies and muffins. It is an older building so don't expect your typical hotel room entry. We had actual key for the door. Thank you for the relaxing stay.

Uber-friendly staff, nicely decorated, and cozy. Owned and operated by the same family that owns…read moreand operates Sernicola's restaurant right around the corner. Beware the trains - they run all hours.