Our room was nice and quiet and the bed was super comfy. They had a kitty named Tammy downstairs…read morethat was up for adoption so I loved that they were working with the local animal shelter to find her a furever home!! My only complaint is that our room had a chemically pool smell. Not sure if it was what detergent/cleaning products they were using but it was strong. Other than that we would totally stay here again.

If you're like me, and you probably aren't, you enjoy occasionally reading reviews of hotels and…read morerestaurants in countries the typical tourist doesn't visit, places like North Korea, for example. And if you do read such reviews, you'll see that the hotels are often well-maintained and are in a way, time capsules. The Riverview Inn is like that. It's like a well-maintained 1990s-era Hilton, kept in a little capsule for you to experience. I stayed a night here as a good overnight stop between two destinations and I chose the Riverview Inn for its price and its downtown location. It was fine, but that's about it. Parking is free, which is nice, and the lobby is a little updated. Then you exit the elevator into the hallway of your designated floor, and everything changes. Green floral carpet, very low ceilings, dim fluorescent lighting -- ah, I remember this, and, frankly, it's a little bit eerie. But little things let you know that, even though the rooms are holding fast on that 1990s design, there is some effort to modernize. For example, proximity RFID room keys. If this really was a 1990s hotel, you'd have those old hole-punch room keys. Remember those? Yeah. Awesome. Also, a flat-screen TV. Cool. And maybe there's something to be said for making those changes, rather than putting a new comforter on the bed that has an updated, more understated floral design. Everything works. Essentials are met. Maslow is satisfied. Breakfast is also fine. Ever stayed at a Holiday Inn Express? It's a lesser version of that. Pre-made, pre-formed pastries and eggs. It's fine. You won't go back for seconds unless you hate yourself, but it's basic breakfast at its minimally acceptable range. Eat and hit the road, it says. Considering the above (and managing expectations), I'd stay here again. I was able to walk to two different local breweries (a third closed before I could make it there on a Tuesday night) and stumble home safe and sound. Sleep, check-out, and get out, with a good location. Works for me!

A cool little spot outside of Nashville for a chill day away from the chaos. The old plantation…read moregrounds are very walkable, and they tours on offer. The wine was okay, definitely on the sweet side, but if you like sweeter wines this is a great spot. Everyone working there was very friendly.

We cannot recommend Hachland Hill enough. We used Hachland's wedding package in April 2026, but we…read morewould happily host any event there in the future. From our very first email, Maddie stood out as the most personable, welcoming, and attentive venue coordinator we met during our search. Hachland Hill is a small, family-run business in all the best ways, with owners and staff who genuinely care about helping you create your dream day. The natural beauty of the venue allowed us to keep decorations to a minimum, which helped keep our budget manageable. Our guests loved the uniqueness of the property, and the valley setting even protected us from the stronger winds and rain that passed through on our wedding day. The staff thoughtfully brought out heaters at the last minute without us even needing to ask. And the food--you have to experience it. Carter is incredibly talented and intentional in everything he does. Months later, our guests are still talking about how amazing the brisket was. We also had our closest family and friends stay on-site, which added so much excitement and connection to the wedding weekend. It gave our guests a chance to experience a different side of Nashville while creating unforgettable memories together. This venue truly checks every box. Every time we drove onto the property, I felt an overwhelming sense of comfort and peace. If you have questions and would like to hear more about our experience, Maddie can provide our contact information. We're already looking forward to future date nights back at Hachland Hill! Venue: Hachland Hill Photographer: Erin Palmer Photography (also incredible)

The gate attendant and self proclaimed guy who "runs this place" came screaming up to our camping…read morespot on a golf cart, ranting and screaming asking if I "was in a hurry." I had just returned from a grocery run. I assured him that actually I was since we were packing out and moving to a different campground a day early. He insisted that I was driving above the 10 mph speed limit even though my Life360 app clocked me anywhere from 3 to 10 mph once I entered the campground. He continued to yell so I finally closed my truck door because it was too much. My husband came over and he tried to "tattle" to him and he told him I didn't stop at the stop sign on the way in. That was not entirely true. I actually saw it late and stopped just beyond it because I missed seeing it due to its placement. He peeled out on his golf cart after not being able to tell me how fast I was going. I asked him a few times and my husband asked how fast I was going and he kept screaming, "that's beside the point!" So - I had told him that unless he had a radar detector he really didn't know my speed. He must have called the park ranger, who was very kind and I explained that I was not speeding, and we had a nice conversation. I told him how incredibly rude and hateful the "person in charge," is. We continued to pack up and the sheriff drove by for the first time in our stay which I doubt was a coincidence. He didn't speak to us or stop, but the boomer in charge was giving him an earful as we were leaving. Also, the spot we were in was nearly impossible to back into because it was so narrow and there were huge drop offs on the road where you couldn't properly maneuver to back in. I am told that you can't leave an honest review on Recreation.gov because they are monitored to buy the people in charge. I will attempt to leave one once I am able, but there is a reason why this campground is rated the lowest in the area. I guarantee you it's because of the "people in charge."

This is a campground managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. It has 59 campsites picnic areas…read moreand a dump station for RVs as well as a boat launch. There are also laundry and showers available. We parked near the boat launch and hiked the park. The huge trees dominate the park and there are tons of wildlife to watch. We saw ducks, geese, and a large squadron of pelicans on the lake. Such a pretty place!

We had a brief but great stay at Two Rivers. Very accommodating staff, great facility. I only…read morewish we could have stayed longer.

What an adorable little campground! Not too far from the partying in Nashville (shuttle bus…read moreavailable), yet far enough to be quiet and peaceful... if you'd like. Great live country music by the pool from 7-9 while we were there ("June and Johnny Cash"). It was VERY clean with daily trash pickup and a grounds guy/girl constantly visible for questions or help. Laundry was three bucks for a small washing machine. I did have to split into two loads, but hey, I'm wearing clean clothes. Highly recommend.

Very helpful staff, clean and orderly property. Will stay again if in area again. Maintenance guy…read morewas always around if needed, goes out of his way to be of help. Office crew is courteous and friendly. I love how they have a dry place for deliveries. Love this RV Park! Linda L

Stayed here in March of 2022. We were there about 7 weeks when I mentioned that I was from a law…read moreenforcement family . The owners were old hippies and the park was full of drug dealers and pot smokers. My husband is pipeline foreman and we have a new nice rv and nice vehicles. We were evicted with zero notice because "his Hummer truck was wider than the parking driveway " by 3-4 inches. It was a very rainy spring and the entire park was a mud hole. I have my own washer and dryer and they said they had me on video washing dog beds and not cleaning . I never even went in there laundry room. These old hippies were very hateful.

I stayed here for 5 days last week, and it couldn't have been more comfortable. yes, it's an older…read moremotel without some of the amenities people might expect.....like a hot breakfast, or an in room coffee maker. But what's important to me is staying somewhere clean and my room at Drake's Creek Inn was spotless. Very comfortable bedding, and incredible shower pressure was the icing on the cake. and the coffee available in the foyer at 6 am was really good. can't beat their pricing, the innkeeper was incredibly nice..... this motel is in the heart of Hendersonville, but tucked away off the main road, so traffic noise was nonexistent. will definitely be my home away from home when visiting family in Hendersonville!

I come to Hendersonville about one week a month every month and have been staying here for about 4…read moreor 5 months now. An older motel that has been tastefully remodeled. Rooms always clean, always quiet and reasonably priced. Onsite management friendly and helpful with suggestions and recommendations. Very convenient location for Nashville, Hendersonville, or Gallatin. My go-to motel. No restaurant but coffee and pastries in morning and a local favorite for dinner across the street.

I came for a business conference and had a great time at the actual event. I'm a young…read moreprofessional and was treated terribly by the staff outside of the event. Would absolutely not recommend to anyone under the age 35. One person out of the entire staff I interacted with was acceptable.

Excellent room. Nice beds. Enjoyed the atmosphere along with a show at the Grand Ole Opry. Mark…read moreWills ruled the show for me! Looking forward to what tomorrow brings!

They actually had space for a last minute booking on Mother's Day weekend!! The sight was good but…read morewe actually drove right by it because we came in from the side where the bushes are covering the sign. Luckily we were able to turn our 42' camper into a wide spaced fuel station close by. Other than that the staff was very helpful and friendly and the 2 nights we spent there were quiet. Well there were those cute cicadas who like to make some noise they didn't bother me though.

Great quiet spot. Well taken care of, staff are out and about picking up trash and cleaning every…read moremorning bright and early. Everyone is nice and very helpful. The residents are polite and are required to keep tidy but allowed to decorate and feel at home. It's a great place to stay. Feels safe.