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"Lovely old hotel. Just across from East Tennessee. The baseball field is only a 3 minute drive. "

"Quiet area around some easy access for food. Great staff!"

"Check in was a smooth process, room was excellent no complaints what’s so ever. "

"The woman at the front desk (Nita?) was wonderful—friendly and gave us info on dining options in the area that were quite helpful. Shampoo container in the shower was filled with conditioner, as was the conditioner container—not good— and the Kleenex had only a few tissues in it"

"Quiet area. Nice staff. The complimentary breakfast is where they fall short. Thin sliced deli ham is not good to have with the eggs. Also most mornings there wasn't a single piece of fresh fruit "

"The front desk clerk Kristen was very helpful and went above and beyond. "

"Clean, quiet. Super comfortable beds. Nice exercise room. Ample breakfast including eggs and waffles. Highly recommend. Several restaurants within a block yet very quiet area."

"Needed a room for a nights stay. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and helpful! They did accidentally give me the wrong room but quickly got me fixed and apologized for the inconvenience. Was very happy with my stay!"

"The checkin process was efficient and friendly. I had a bit of a fumble with my key card and a staff person noticed and showed me how to correctly use it. Upon entering the room, I noticed it was perfectly clean and well laid out. It had all the amenities you would expect in a modern hotel room. A chair, a desk, a desk chair, a nice well-made bed. Two bedside stands two lamps and alarm clock, a TV or refrigerator or microwave. A luggage stand. A chest of drawers. The sink area had a coffee maker and soap. There were plenty of linens. Everything was sparkling clean. There was a coffee maker and coffee cream and sugar. There was costly available 24/7 and the breakfast was everything you could hope for in a hotel breakfast. I would highly recommend it and would stay again myself if I was in town."