During our time in Paris, Tennessee, we stayed at the Hampton Inn. While we were charged extra for…read morea room we didn't cancel within the 24-hour window, the rest of our experience was excellent. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Lynn, who provided exceptional customer service. She was friendly, compassionate, and went above and beyond to take care of our family. Given that Paris is a small town with limited hotel options, finding one with such great service was a pleasant surprise. We will definitely stay there again in the future!

Great staff and very clean hotel. Short drive to several really good restaurants also.read more

I liked my stay at the Quality Inn. The bed and pillows were amazing, much better than the…read moreCourtyard that we were in the night before. The king room was spacious and clean. I liked the breakfast bar. I have seen guests and their children cough on or miss handle prepared food at other hotels so i liked the idea of the sandwiches and other food items being prepackaged. I would absolutely stay here again.

When we stayed here 3 1/2 years ago, we found it clean and tidy. The service is still excellent and…read morefriendly, but I'm sorry to report that the buildings have not been well maintained. Although mattresses and linens appeared new, there was quite a lot of mold on the ceiling in the bathroom and in the grout/caulking around the tub and amid the surrounding tile. We couldn't stay in the first rooms we were assigned (#131, #133) because the ceiling and walls in the bathrooms were in such terrible shape. We asked to move to the second floor (#201, #203) and the manager was kind in accommodating us. The second floor rooms were in better shape, but grout and caulking in the bathroom had some mold and the ceiling showed signs of water damage. We were truly very sorry to see that Paris' only decent hotel had fallen into disrepair. I sincerely hope that the management has taken note of the maintenance issues and will remediate the problems. Paris is an amazing town and deserves a good hotel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful...and my 10 yr old neice loved the indoor pool - I would…read morerate the staff/pool a 4...BUT the hotel needs updating...no elevator, the heat/ac unit was atrociously nasty...and the alarm clock as well...the beds were not comfortable, there was an obvious dirt ring on the bathtub and dirt on the shower curtain...we had trouble getting the a/c to come on so desk staff came and got it turned on for us (once again, very friendly...Breakfast left a lot to be desired - for scrambled eggs, they had cut up the frozen egg rounds and heated in microwave...no yogurt or fruit (there was 1 apple in the basket)...my niece said the waffles were some of the best she had tasted...hopefully they have an update in their future.

Besides a hotel, I stayed in Ecuador while on assignment, this hotel was the worst. Where do I…read morestart? Very dirty, I mean, dirty everywhere. No elevator, torn hallway carpets, scratched doors, hairdryer didn't work, the iron board was broken and stained, breakfast was cut up cold eggs and cold sausage links every day. The owner absolutely put no money into this hotel. This hotel is very run down. I travel a lot and stay in hotels often. This Super 8 is as bad as they come. -10 stars.

If I could give it zero stars, I would. Place is disgusting, smoky, dusty, falling down,…read morehypodermic needles in the parking lot, windows held in place by black electrical tape, our toilet was clogged, sheets and pillows with burn marks from cigarettes. Checked in at 5:40. Back in the car checked out by 6:30. Manager(s) at front desk are expressionless and have zero comprehension of English language when we asked for a refund. Oh and their website. Those pictures aren't even close to the rooms you'll rent. Completely different hotel. Drive a little more down the road to the Best Western in McKenzie. It's well-worth it.

On my check out day, I saw TWO COCKROACHES!! One on the wall, the other crawling on the bed!!!…read moreDisgusting! I should have known by the paint on the walls is sloppy. The washroom door at the base, a big hole someone kicked their boot through the door! Cigarette burn marks on the ledge of the bath tub. The lampshades were broken and cracked. $90 a night and room 210 is disgusting! COCKROACHES!!

The nastiest motel I've ever stayed in. Sheets were filthy. Front desk clerk refused to give me a…read morefresh set for the bed for the night. Mirror frame cracked in both bottom corners, paint/sheetrock peeling near mirror, filthy room. Moldy stuff in tub, etc. See photos. Don't stay here. You're only allowed one roll of toilet paper per day for 2 guests. The website advertises a breakfast but they don't serve breakfast.i should not have to give one star. Negative 5 stars.

Amazing service friendly staff and all around great hotel for the price highly recommended and will…read morebe returning soon

If I could give this place negative stars, I would drag the rating down myself. This was not just…read morethe worst hotel I've ever stayed in--it was a full-blown nightmare disguised as a place of rest. From the moment I walked in, it felt like stepping onto the set of a low-budget horror film where sanitation and human dignity were long forgotten. There were roaches. Not one. Multiple. Crawling like they paid rent. And based on the bites and what I saw, I would not be surprised if there were bedbugs too. The sheets and blankets were stained, filthy, and full of holes, as if they had survived decades without ever seeing a washing machine. The bed frame itself was swollen and waterlogged, like it had absorbed years of neglect and despair. Instead of actual furniture, there were lawn chairs in the room. Lawn chairs. No shampoo. No conditioner. No body wash. No basic amenities of any kind. Just emptiness and neglect. It felt less like a hotel and more like a place people end up when they have nowhere else to go and no other options. The staff was shockingly rude and completely indifferent, as if this level of filth and decay was normal. And the deception is unbelievable--the website makes this place look clean, safe, and welcoming. In reality, it is the exact opposite. They even have a sign at the check-in window warning that you are not allowed to see the room before paying unless you commit to staying three nights, and they refuse refunds. That alone tells you everything. This place is not just dirty. It is revolting. It is neglected. It is deceptive. It honestly should be condemned. Save yourself the money, the stress, and the trauma. Do not stay here.

Alright, so I'm going to be brutally honest with this review. From start to finish. The stay here…read morewas very sketchy. From trying to find the address days later after making the reservation, to looking it up on any maps service/GPS; it's very hidden. The following link has reviews, from other visitors, that have already been made of the place. I had to dig around on the internet to find it. https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/tennessee/paris/motel/2027484325-sunrise-inn There aren't any listings on Yelp of the place yet, until now. I reallyThere are very good reasons why. I will say that I've seen sketchy places. I've had friends and family stay in a few, but this place honestly has the award for most sketchy and very high in price for the little it has to offer. $165USD for 2 nights is ridiculous considering the following. For starters, you're greeted by a ring doorbell at the lobby that has you waiting in the cold or heat outside depending on the time of year. You have to wait for the person working to drive to the location to meet with you and unlock the door to let you in. I can't make this up. I've never seen this in my life. Then you pay and get your paperwork and keycards from the guy behind the window. Not bad. Painless at this point. Now you get to your room. From the outside you see a bunch of cameras that give you this sense of security. You open the door and the inside is whatever temperature it is on the outside. This is until you get the Air Conditioning running. You'd hope your room would have good insulation to keep the temperature you have set on the Air Conditioning, but no. Around the door has almost no seal. There was a massive draft of cold air coming from the windows and door. I'm glad I trusted my gut and brought my own small portable heater along. Crazy, I know. It gets even better (sarcasm). You're greeted with a foul odor of just funk. It doesn't smell like this place has had a proper cleaning in a long time. You go to turn on the light switch to get good lighting throughout the room while you inspect the rest of the room. The switches are gross and have grime on them. The floors are vinyl with wood nails holding them down. The pillows look sad and pathetic, the furniture next to the bed for sitting is outdoor plastic chairs. I'm not even joking. I wish I was. Then you look behind where the door was and there are leaves from trees outside there laying on the ground inside. Isn't this supposed to be a clean room? The walls have black dirt caked all throughout the room. The furniture for storing clothes is stained and has gaping holes in it. I don't feel comfortable putting anything in there. Only God knows what chewed its way to get in or out. Are you feeling great about this place yet? Let's continue. The hangars they provide for clothing and such have seen the light of better days. One of them was repaired with what looks like a twisty tie. The sink is cracked throughout and doesn't have hot water. The hairdryer has booger gunk all over it. The soaps provided are enough for maybe a singular wash of the essential body parts. You're not going to be lathering up very much. The water for the tub/shower takes 10 forever to finally get hot. The towels and wash rags are atrocious! Not to mention, I feel that the housekeeper who comes in the room when you're gone had taken it upon themselves to pick up the dirty towels we put on the ground and placed them on the counter and folded them as if they were freshly cleaned. They smelled musty and were wet. At this point I'm very concerned. There are bugs and roaches in the bathroom! The toilet literally rocks and can be pushed from one side to the other of the bathroom. The toilet paper isn't wrapped or new. It looks like someone used the rolls halfway down and left them behind. The door to the bathroom is horrendous. Here's the best example I can give you in writing. If you were to take a piece of whole wheat bread and screw hinges into it, I'd feel safer. The door flops like soggy cardboard. Did I mention the bugs we found in the room? That's a huge problem. I didn't even bother to look any further into finding things wrong with this place after seeing a hole in the roof by the exhaust vent. How is this place still allowed to be open? How has this beautiful city of Paris, Tennessee not condemned this establishment? It needs to have the health department and city code inspectors do a proper evaluation of this establishment's entirety.