Clean, great walking area around outside, and clean inside. There is a sitting area on one side of…read morethe building and the restrooms on the other. The sitting area offers maps, rocking chairs, and a warm fire. In the center of the building as you're walking in you have someone sitting at the help center welcoming you in and security that walks the area. Bathrooms were clean, roomy, and the women's restroom offers a handicap stall with a sink and counter inside.

This welcome center and rest area provides parking for both passenger vehicles and large trucks. A…read moretime limit is in place, and overnight parking is not permitted. During our daytime visit, we did not observe how strictly this rule is enforced. The interior is very clean, and the restrooms are well-maintained. Vending machines are available for convenience, and there is a help desk in the lobby. Adjacent to the lobby, a spacious area features displays and brochures about Tennessee. It is a great place to stop!

Restrooms were exceptional clean! No grime on the floors,…read moresparkling commodes and sinks, room was fresh smelling. So nice to see a job well done.

Welcome to Virginia as you cross over from Tennessee on I-81. This rest stop was welcome after my…read morecoffee started to kick in. Bathroom was super clean and the parking was easy. They have a bit of a curve at the entrance to slow people down, which I appreciate. It was still pre-dawn and the place was nicely lit for security. [Review 19570 overall - 1410 in Virginia - 541 of 2023.]

Greene County I-81 South Rest Area…read more Located along I-81, convenient for short break. Easy access to and from the highway. Rest area surrounding facilities are equipped with wheelchair accessible entrance, wheelchair restrooms and wheelchair parking lots. Restrooms amenities are clean and well maintained, although outdated and need some upgrading. Some vending machines are located near the parking lot and well stocked. The surrounding garden are beautifully designed and well maintained. Plenty space for parking, though can be a tight during night time, when the trucks are in parking in line. I-81, Greeneville, TN 37745 24 hours ℹ interstaterestareas.com #ontheroad #roadtrip #restareaTN #greenevillesouthrestarea #preservefootprints

Stopped here for a bathroom break. The restrooms were clean. (Thankfully)…read more This wasn't a huge rest stop but came in handy. The vending machines weren't working. No biggie for me. The gentleman working on site was nice and helpful to us. Two hour parking is the limit so don't try to spend the night! Easy access to and from the interstate.

Small with restrooms to the left and a small building for vending machines to the right. Restrooms…read morewere very clean. Restrooms were heated but water runs cold. There's a good size walking area to the left for your pups with picnic tables. Still ice in parking lot, should consider more salt during the winter months.

We are traveling cross country and I like to stop at most rest stops, get out, and walk even if I…read moredon't need the restrooms to stretch and get my blood moving. Often we come across state or county rest stops that are frankly horrible, seem dangerous, underlit, and trashy. I'm embarrassed for the US thinking a foreign traveler might stop at some of these and judge us as a whole by how bad, dirty, and run down some are. On the other hand, there are rest stops like these that are frankly beautiful places that feel more like a relaxing park and an actual place to rest from the stresses of the road. The restroom and lobby were clean, well kept, well stocked, and did not stink. There was a separate building for snacks and drinks away from the restrooms. I see this more in the Southeast than in Western states. I don't know why. Maybe that keeps the sugary distractions away from kids. Or maybe someone thought we needed to earn our treat after a few extra steps. I don't know, but for some reason I like it. Thank you to the staff who keep this place looking great, clean, and feeling safe.

We stopped at TWO Tennessee Welcome Centers today - one as wee entered the state from Virginia and…read moreone as we exited the state into North Carolina - both were among the nicest state welcome centers we've visited. We were fortunate to hit both during hours when they were "open and staffed". The staff made all the difference - they were so helpful in providing literature and visitor informaion. Tennessee is to be commended for their fantastic Welcome Centers.

Clean and comfortable, this welcome center across the border into Tennessee from Virginia serves…read moreboth northbound and southbound traffic. It is on the west side of the highway with a bridge from the northbound side. A 90 degree turn to enter and another 90 degree turn to leave, but there is a stop sign there and the acceleration lane is down a ramp. Inside, clean restrooms and the usual goodies for a welcome center. They have a bunch of organized brochures for the activities and facilities in Tennessee that might interest people on vacation and looking for things to do. [Review 13452 overall, 771 of 2020.]

This facility is extremely clean and convenient. I stopped in to use the ladies room and require a…read morehandicap booth. There were two to choose from and both were available. I took the one at the end and was hopeful my entire walker would fit in. No problem! The walker had plenty of space as this stall appeared to be not only a handicap stall but also a family stall. There was a Full size high handicap toilet with very sturdy hand rails nit there was also a child size toilet too. Five stars for everything I needed and being quite handicap accessible!

Pulling in plenty of parking! So pretty on the outside!…read moreThey need more signs for handicap!!! I watch an elderly lady trying to manage the stairs on the way in- Parking for handicap is around the back by the big trucks- it is hard to see the sign- especially if you only follow the sign that says cars- There are no garbage cans for smokers butts - it is terrible- they just throw them on the ground on their way into the building! Bathroom was clean to look at but smells bad even in the hallway.

We stopped at TWO Tennessee Welcome Centers today - one as wee entered the state from Virginia and…read moreone as we exited the state into North Carolina - both were among the nicest state welcome centers we've visited. We were fortunate to hit both during hours when they were "open and staffed". The staff made all the difference - they were so helpful in providing literature and visitor informaion. Tennessee is to be commended for their fantastic Welcome Centers.

A nice and clean stop for a bathroom break, this welcome center is 8 or so miles into Tennessee and…read morelocated at an exit. You'll find separate areas for cars and trucks. There is a pet walking area though limited shade if you were planning to get a nap on a hot day. Inside, clean restrooms, water fountains, wifi and a dedicated area with information on local hotels, shopping and tourism attractions including maps and details from several counties in Tennessee. Outside, it's a beautiful structure that fits in well with the rural motif in this area. The welcome center is available for those heading south as well, but there aren't any North Carolina brochures or information on local attractions. [Review 14947 overall, 449 of 2021, number 257 in Tennessee.]

As a rest area, this was very nice. Clean men's room, lots of shaded parking, the sort of sweeping…read morecurved entrance that I love because it slows people down. They even have some walking trails through the woods if you want to do that. This rest stop is on Highway 421 near Wilkesboro and it's a great place to stop. The "No overnight parking" is a concern. Do they really expect people to keep driving when they're tired at night? That's a bummer and why I can't possibly rate it at five stars. [Review 1204 of 2025 - 4389 in North Carolina - 24756 overall]

Five stars. Definitely the cleanest and nicest rest stop bathrooms I've ever visited. Will stop…read moreagain when passing by the area.

Coming down the mountain and around a corner called "Horseshoe Bend" when I spotted the sign…read morepointing the way to the "Scenic Overlook" and trailhead. How could I not? This is a simple but large parking area with a terrific view. There are no services here but there is a trailhead explanation and some information about the area. And a tremendous view of the area. If you're out here in rural Southwestern Virginia, make it a point to stop here and appreciate the nature. [Review 20382 overall - 1441 in Virginia - 1360 of 2023.]

It was okay. A random guy kept knocking on the door looking for Carlos. And the first morning the…read moreperson on duty was on the phone complaining how she couldn't get the batter correct and was trashing it.

The hotel was great for a quick one night stay. Rooms were clean and staff was friendly…read more Breakfast was simple; waffles and muffins but small area to eat. Quick stop off the exit..