I am a business traveler and the Carnegie has always been superior - the food, the bar selection, the room & cleanliness. Thanks and keep it up.

What a great old world hotel, just stepping into the lobby takes you back to the early 1900's. The rooms are larger then you find in the new hotel chains and very nice. The restaurant is just as opulent and the food is fabulous. The only downside is the exercise room needs new equipment.

This feels like the original Carnegie Hotel (built in 1891), but it is in fact, a skillful recreation constructed in the year 2000. Thus, it has both historic charm and modern conveniences. There is much to love about this place, particularly: 1. Large rooms with classic furniture - I loved the king-sized sleigh bed. Bed was very comfortable, and linens... More

The hotel is beautiful and very historic. The rooms were very nice. I only wish the service would match the decor. I checked in late evening for my guaranteed, three night stay only to find out their were no non-smoking rooms available, despite their brochure that stated all rooms were non-smoking. The desk clerk indicated that my travel agency had... More

When we have traveled to Johnson City in the past (we have family there) we have stayed at a Hampton Inn. It's reliable, predictable and well-priced. Two years ago I decided to try the Carnegie. We went for Easter both last year and this. Last year I was very disappointed in the service but this year they really had their... More

Very pretty hotel, looks historic and is very nice. Heavy nice furniture in the rooms, sleigh beds. Not sure why someone thought it was a good idea to put a frosted window in half of the bathroom door. Odd. The bathroom was surprisingly large and really nice. No free breakfast, no coupon for the restaurant. The restaurant was nice and... More

This was by far the best hotel I have ever stayed in. The staff was helpful, pleasant, and full of southern hospitality. The bathrooms in the rooms are amazing. The beds are amazing. Absolutely beautiful, the hotel has all antique furniture. I almost wished there was a chain of these hotels, but then it would take away the personal feeling... More

The Hotel is definetely old, but old some times does not mean bad. The building is located on a major road next to the East Tennessee University. It is not really in the center of the city. The Hall is elegant and classical. The staff very attentive and helpful. The room I had was very large with an enourmous bathroom... More

My husband and I stay a night here for a quick get-away. We used the Austin springs spa in the basement and were happy with our services. We stayed on a Thursday night and booked a dinner and a movie package which includes a one night stay, a in room movie with snacks, and a $75 coupon for dinner at... More