Update; had to stay here again, the alternatives in Franklin are even worse. The price this time…read morewas over $200, the same price we just paid at Holiday Inn Express in Park City, Utah...Franklin, NC is no Park City. this hotel is the crappiest hotel I've ever stayed in for $200+. Genuinely dated. When my wife asked why it was so expensive, the desk clerk replied, "People can beg all they want, we're going to charge whatever we feel like". The attitude is also genuinely dated!

This hotel is really nice. Everything was very clean, breakfast was good, the rate was decent and…read morewe were happy overall.

Interesting B&B in downtown Franklin. It has a long history with a surprise along the way…read more Breakfast was the highlight of our stay.

We enjoyed a night stay here with our dog over the holidays. This is a historic property so…read moretherefore the rooms and baths are not modern like a chain hotel; however they are charming and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful (made to order for us because it was a quiet night!). A nice touch with the holiday plating and general home decorations. We got a very nice history from the owner of the property and area along with a spot-on dinner recommendation. The local brewery is a 2 block walk down the hill. A great stay for the price!

We had a great stay here. Rooms were solid , location perfect and staff friendly. We were doing a…read morefew days of hiking and stopped here our last day. Office management was extremely pleasant and even helped our group with a personal favor. I recommend if you want a good value and good accommodations. Good rest of you are a through hiker especially.

Spent Friday night with Angela at the Budget Inn. We've stayed at all 3 of Ron Havens hiker…read morefriendly motels. We've had a very good experience at all the places. The motels are modest with great staffs. Angela got the motel shuttle this time, which was a huge help. We would stay at the Budget Inn, Sapphire Inn in Franklin or Hiawassee Budget Inn any time. Thanks, Ron.

Stayed here a couple of times recently. A far better deal than the Hampton Inn up the street which…read moreis more than twice as expensive for only slightly better quality! The problem is the clientele. It attracts mostly construction crews. The halls are thick with the smell of marijuana and the parking lot at night is even worse; not just weed but alcohol as well. Throw in some drunk guys playing soccer and it's not exactly family friendly.

Upon arrival we were greeted with friendly staff and an unexpected upgrade since the standard king…read morerooms were booked up. The room was HUGE and we enjoyed the extra amenities. The bed was very comfortable. We were pleasantly surprised that the continental breakfast included more than just muffins. There was a waffle maker, cereal, eggs, sausage, pastries, and breads. It was required to take breakfast back to rooms due to Covid. Comfort Inn lived up to their name.

We were in the area to do some site seeing and hiking in the area. We followed this awesome couple…read moreon youtube back when they thru hiked the AT a few years back. We continued to follow them the next few years on some of their adventures and actually got to support them for a day when they did a thru hike of the Ice Age Trail in Wisconsin. Their hostel is such a warm and comfortable space, and they are such gracious hosts. They shuttled us around town when we needed it, they told us all about the area, gave great suggestions of places to see, and they even made arrangements for me with a local fly fishing guide! This was such a great stop on our journey and Franklin is such a cool area with lots to do. When talking to them about why they started a hostel, they said they wanted to support the hiking community and wanted to make a hostel that checked all of the boxes of things they were looking for in a hostel through the eyes of a thru hiker. We are not thru hikers but I think they have accomplished that and then some!

Amazing Folks. They will pick up hikers at Winding Stair Gap and take them back to their amazing…read morehostel. At the hostel there is plenty of food, drinks and snacks for you to purchase. The shower is hot and they have a laundry area. The bedrooms are just the right size for 4 people. If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail or just need a place to hang your hat at night, this is the place. Awesome living room area for you to relax in. Nice seating area outside. During hiking season they provide an amazing breakfast for the hikers who stay.

I made the reservation about a week ago, confirmed the reservation, they confirmed, i got to the…read moremotel on the 4th with my grandchildren, which I told them in the conformation communication that it would be my self and 2 kids aged 9 and 4. They refused to give me a room as we live "to close to the hotel." They said they have a 75 mile policy but I dont see that on their website or on your listing. Obviously I would have booked elsewhere. I was humiliated and my grandkids were crushed as they had been looking forward to this trip for over a week. How is this possible?? im almost 60 and I have never in my life heard of this happening. I am considering a civil suit. They said "we have a DRUG PROBLEM here and dont allow locals to stay with us" No one conveyed this to us when we booked or confirmed our reservation and they had all our info. BAD BUSINESS.

Small roadside motel, a blast from the past. Room was very clean, motel tidy and nicely…read morelandscaped, staff friendly and welcoming. Definitely stay here again. No breakfast, but who wants a hotel breakfast? (unless there are waffles). Kountry Kitchen was recommended and was delicious!

I have to say that when you book through hotels.com, it seems like you get the worst room that they…read morehave. Our room was at the end of the hall next to the outside door with no lighting at all in that area. We wanted to iron shirts for going out for dinner. The ironing board was ancient and both of us could not figure out how it works. Even the clerk at the front desk couldn't figure it out. It took 5 minutes to make it work but it was still far too low for a 6-ft 2-in tall person. Sounds like a petty complaint but it shouldnt be difficult to modernize the ironing board. A coffee machine was offered with supplies to make coffee however there were no plugs near the desk at all where the coffee station lived. The only plugs in the hotel room were on the wall about 6 ft from the bed and on the other wall again 6 ft away, and one plug by the bedside, one in the bathroom. I charged my phone in the bathroom. The bed was very comfortable and we slept very well. When we woke up in the morning our luggage was infested with ants because we left our luggage on a bench that abutted the window sill. I reported it to a bewildered front desk clerk who didn't send anyone to look at the situation while we were there. The bathroom is very large with one light near the toilet. No light near the shower. The holder for the shower hose faced the room and was useless; it was not directed toward the middle of the tub. It was laying in the tub when I got in the shower. You had to wet yourself first then find the hose with a soapy face to rinse off. For a Wyndham hotel, this was inexcusable. We deserved better. And the "continental" breakfast, just poor. Enough said.

Pet Owner Beware! Pet fee is $45 per dog per night! Booked room on an app that called the hotel…read morepet friendly. Not my idea of friendly. Room was clean on the surface. When I got in the shower leaves came up out of the tub drain. Tub was clogged up the rest of stay. Reported to desk in afternoon and was told maintenance was gone I should have told them that morning. Nothing was offered to fix or compensate for the inconvenience.

it's Microtel so it's never gonna be a real 5-star experience but in it's class it's up there…read more.. 2-story walk-up (no elevator) nominal breakfast offerings, smallish rooms which might or might not have a nuke or coffee... but in the land of $120+ rooms Microtel is going to put a chunk back in your pocket. you get a clean comfortable room, soft cushy bed plus pillows, hot and cold running water that stops when you're done and a little something in the morning for your belly at a non-bank-breaking price point. so yea!! was in town with the cutest of chicks to see Lyle and his acoustic group at the Smoky Mountain Performing Arts thing place which is literally out the back door and down a flight of stairs and you're basically there. the short walk across the parking lot afterward meant we was just about getting ready for bed while folks was still queued leaving the lot and THAT makes this property a bargain at twice the price :-) also, several food options nearby from sit down to take out to pizza with or without go-karts so you can do you the best way you know how.

Nettie at the front desk is horrible. She went out of her way to not help a group of over 25 people…read moretrying to check in, claiming we didn't have a reservation as I looked at it on my phone in my hand. Get someone who actually wants to help at the front desk

Coming up for a birthday celebration we were looking for someplace quaint. Quaint we got but didn't…read moreexpect the rest. Room was a wreck and had been deteriorating for years. Carpet held together with duct tape, faucet had little pressure, no stopper, cigarette burn holes in our comforter. The worst part was a knock on our door at 10pm from the owner asking how many people we had in our room. When I said 3 he said it'll be $10 extra for the 3rd person. For a crap hole that was already $85 a night is now $95. I'd sleep in my car before I ever got ripped off by this guy again.

Pool was empty and an overflowing dumpster next to our room reeked. Also we had 2 towels for four…read moreguests and the owner insisted that we return the first two before he would give any more (?), which is bizarre. Conclusion: avoid this dump.