I booked and prepaid a suite 2 months in advance thru Expedia - drove two days to get there - on arrival was told they didn't care if I had a reservation or not, they didn't have a room. I called Expedia on my cell and was put on hold while the rep called the desk clerk, who, as soon as the rep ID's herself, hung up on her. This put me in a bind $$wise, and if Expedia hadn't expedited my refund, four weary travelers would have been sleeping in the car!
It sounds good on the 'net - but avoid it like the plague!

The Motel looks great from the front and the hotel staff is friendly on check-in. They have a no refund policy which should have warned me to ask to see the room. After obtaining our key and driving around to the rear of the property and seeing the trash in the parking lot, i began to wonder. Traveling with a 5 year old is a challage for someone 66 and you want things to be healthy and safe. This room was full of broken furniture, peeling paint, dirty carpets and insects crawling everywhere. I wouldnt let a dog stay in that room let alone a five year old.
I went back to the office to complain and the friendly staff now took the attitude to bad, too sad, No Refunds.
I took the loss and moved on. People need to know that this is NOT the place to stay in Clarksville.

This has to be the nastiest, dirtiest, and filthiest hotel I have ever been in. I walked into the room and there was trash and garbage on the floor. I pullled down the sheets and found stains on the sheets, mattress and pillows. I pulled them down further and found a dead Roach. When I tried to get a refund the clerk stated that she was not able to give refunds and that she was not allowed to call the Owner or Manager. I would not reccomenend anyone to stay at this hotel. I don't see how the HEalth Department allows then to stay open. I have contacted the Better Business Bureau and the Health Department. I din not stay in the room. I found another hotel.

I have never in my entire 53 years stayed in such a slimy dump. There are not enough adjectives in the English or any other language to describe the overwhelming filthy conditions of the rooms and length of the "guest services"...excuse me while I laugh at that one. Where do I start. Air conditioning over the door actually worked -occasionally, the mold was holding it together. The shower door would not shut (this is an OLD Motel 6 building.) Carpet was oozing, I refused to take off my shoes. No mat for the shower, towels rough and worn. Wash cloth was filthy, when I took it to the desk I was treated like I was the biggest pain in the [--] that the TV watching, hiding in the back room desk clerk had ever encountered in her entire condesending life. When I asked for another pillow, because the one I had was no thicker than a saltine cracker, I was told, there are no more. The morning clerk however said the laundry room had plenty (she was new, she didn't know she was supposed to lie to me) Full sized bed which we were told was a queen was up against the wall, and a table was placed against the adjoining door to keep it shut because the lock was broken.
Had it not been midnight, and so dark out we couldn't tell it was a dive, would have definetely passed this one up. The "We support out troops" banner was a nice touch to suck in the unsuspecting. Bright spot in all of this, the Shoneys a short walk away was great!