What a WONDERFUL sweet place this is! Rachel (co-owner) was a doll to work with! We stayed this…read morelast weekend and it was such a special time for us as a couple. So close to the marina and our event we went up there for. The was a slight mixup with our reservations at their 2nd location so she arranged for us to stay at Lakeside. The thoughtful touches in our suite were numerous! Wether it was a sound machine, NetFlix on the television or board games on the shelf everything seemed to be carefully planned and followed through. This building in 1986 was once a grocery store & barroom. Then the Obey River Inn opened in 1996. Rachel & Alex bought it in 2020 and personally did the majority of the renovations! Currently it has 11 rooms that are all filled with wonderful touches like the ones I have mentioned above. It is a MUST Stay!

Beautiful views and nice enough pool. But the room has an awful moldy smell. And some of the decks…read moreare a little scary looking and need some repairs.

Very unique and the views in this small town are amazing I had a class in the area and got lucky…read moreand found it I just think it is a cool place

Let me say first I own property here. I became an owner at the beginning of the development. I…read morealmost drove off the road at the first turn the view is so breathtaking and beautiful. This place is going to take off once everyone wakes up and decides Florida ain't it and the baby boomer find that Tennessee is a great place to go with great weather etc. Reasonably close to Nashville and lots of outdoor activities nearby on the cleanest lake in Tennessee. The development is well run, always being improved and a real gem of a location high up on the ridge. Don't miss it! Good land that has great developers and quality management is hard to find and this place has it all. What I can't believe is that the people with dough in Nashville haven't discovered that they have this place for a summer home or retirement in their "backyard.".

Great venue for a wonderful wedding!…read more Setting is very conducive to a beautiful event. The entire staff was excellent. Very unique place

This was the venue chosen for our granddaughter's wedding, both the rehearsal dinner and the post…read morewedding reception. There were two different rooms for the occasion but each was clean, neat and unique, perfect for the occasion. We really enjoyed the place.

This is a review of the fixed price dinner at Evins mill. We were not staying at the inn but close…read moreby in our family's lake cabin. We wanted a night out and honestly the options are few in Smithville. Evins Mill has a dinner for $75 per person for 4 courses. Take my advice and save your money. Nothing about it was fine dining. The appetizer course consists of a few slices of cheese and crackers. Salad was straight out of a bag. Chicken Bousin looked and tasted like it came from Costco. Rib eye steak was very tough and chewy. With a bottle of wine and tip, the dinner was over $230! I really wanted to like it, but, just "no".

Really amazing secluded resort. Dinner was amazing. The hiking trails aren't too bad and the…read morewaterfall is gorgeous. They have fishing but you'll want to bring your own pole and bait/tackle. They have a game room with foosball, ping pong, and billiards. Staff are extremely courteous and wonderful.

Excellent staff and the room was clean, comfortable and quiet. Lots of fast food choices within a…read moreblock or two and the free breakfast had many options and was very yummy! The No hands pancake machine was fascinating and tasty

We traveled to Columbia for a wedding and needed a place to stay. Staff was super friendly, said…read moregood morning to us as we were heading into breakfast and check in staff was friendly and fast. The room was a pretty standard motel room, nothing exceptional but was clean and pillows were comfy. Mattress was a little hard, but that's the way we prefer it, as a bed that's super soft hurts our backs the next day. Breakfast was one step up from a continental, as they had hot biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs with various toppings, and a waffle maker. I was impressed that they actually had almond milk in the fridge too. I've definitely had worse hotel breakfasts thats for sure. It was pretty good.

What a great place to get away from the urban crowds and relax in a beautiful quiet setting on the…read moreCumberland water way. The rooms are redecorated and modern. The restaurant and bar are excellent and pricing is affordable. I wish cell service was better in this sparsely populated area, but wifi service was excellent at the propery, itself. I will be back again next year.

We had a wonderful weekend at Wildwood. The Saltbox cabin was perfect. We did the weekend all…read moreinclusive package. The restaurant/food was great! My wife has a gluten allergy and they had multiple options for her to choose from which is rare. The staff was great. We would highly recommend Wildwood.

This was our 2nd Ghost Hunt here we went to. If you like that kind of thing I definitely recommend…read morethe Thomas House. Desk bells were ringing with no one around them. Odd noises. And in our room the first time we stayed we woke up to the lights on and we didn't turn them on. This last visit we took pics of everything in the room before we put suitcases or anything else in there to compare and we're so glad we did. 2 little porcelain statues appeared on the sink that was not there. I love this place. You get dinner with the package. The first time we had baked chicken & veggies and it was pretty good. This last time I'm just going to say the meals need some improvement. Everything else was great. From the people running the place to the people doing the ghost hunts are very nice and will answer all questions. I've been twice and will definitely be going back. You guys have got to go check this place out. Pictures are of The bell that kept ringing, the 2 porcelain figures that appeared, and the one my daughter took but I'm not sure what it is. Remember, this is a very old hotel with a lot of history. Make this your next stop. Go to their website and it'll let you know when the ghost hunts are. So much fun. And it's an all night ghost hunt. So much fun. -------------------------------------------- Thomashousehotel.com, The Thomas House Hotel in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee--located about 45 minutes northeast of Nashville--is a historic 1890s mineral spring resort renowned for overnight ghost hunts and intense paranormal activity, with regular weekend investigation packages starting around $55 to $99.Ghost Hunt Experience & PackagesOvernight Events: Hosted frequently through Ghost Hunt Weekends, events include overnight lodging in a haunted room, dinner, breakfast, and a midnight snack buffet.Investigations: Features history and hauntings presentations, documentary screenings, and lights-out, all-night ghost hunting guided by trained paranormal investigators.Group Bookings: Private paranormal group investigations and special mid-week pricing are available by contacting the property directly.History & Reported HauntingsThe Dark Past: The property has survived fires, a history as a mineral spa, and occupancy by a controversial past cult.Famous Hotspots: Room 37 and the "White Hallway" are noted as major activity zones, frequently associated with the spirit of a young girl named Sarah who reportedly asks visitors to "play".TV Fame: Featured on paranormal television series including Ghost Hunters, Paranormal State, and Portals to Hell.Watch this walkthrough of the historic hotel and its most active paranormal hallways:13mGhost Hunt at Haunted Thomas House Hotel w42K views · 4 years ago

I went in expecting nothing but hocus pocus, it was just the opposite! The old hotel is beautiful…read morewith all the creaks and sounds of an old haunted house. This was a treat and I loved every minute of it, most of the staff was amazing. I went with a group of friends as a last minute stand it and I will go back. The younger man (I think he was running it) came up on stage with so much energy and gave us a lot of tips and pointers to look for! The food was good, you could tell the kitchen staff knows what they are doing. The only complaint I think I would have is the older woman that checked us in, I couldn't tell if she was drunk, high or both and she was definitely not personable. Overall it was a great experience and we will be going back.

What a great group of employees. This was a perfect hotel experience. The room was great and the…read morebreakfast was superb. The biscuits and gravy were tasty and the little cheese omelette was fantastic. The staff were so kind and caring. I hope we pass through Glasgow, Kentucky so we find a reason to stay at the Holiday Inn again.

Clean, spacious and modern room, big and comfy bed! Great place to stay if you are heading to…read moreMammoth Cave National Park or Diamond Cave. Free breakfast was so good! They had Chobani strawberry yogurt and this amazing milk... and free wifi! I used their pool, which was nice, although I wish they had a jet pool too. Check in and out was easy. They also helped me mail out a postcard. Bonus points for having bath and body works toiletries! Also, close to a KFC (which I came to Kentucky for...)