I have read some of the most recent reviews about this place and thought maybe I was at the wrong place. Here are my observations; 1.) They are flying a tattered American flag in front (2) You can't get into the back door without getting water dripped on you from the second floor air conditioner- there is mold and mildew running down the entire wall (3) Dirty bathroom loor (4) Questionable carpeting (5) Mold by bathtub (6) Very poorly kept grounds - mostly weeds (7) Barely passable breakfast - didn't dare try anything other than the coffee and toast. With a Hampton Inn, a Comfort Inn and a Holiday Inn in Crossville, the only reason anyone would stay here is because they accept pets which is this hotels only redeeming quality. Traveler beware.

My teenagers and I stayed here while visiting friends on our way to Florida for spring break and was very impressed to this hotel.
The room was quiet and very clean. I was especially impressed with the bed linens. They were vere luxurious/high end. I would definitely stay here again.

The hotel treats everyone the same, with respect. Complementary breakfast was designed to meet the needs of the special diet. My Husband is diabetic and he had the eggs he needed for breakfast and was able to compl;ete the meal without going to another place, Rare for hotel chains! I have arthritis, so after a long trip I need a hot tub to just be able top move. they have a very nice area with a pool and a hot tub inside, a nice plus. The staff treats you like each person is the most important there. High;y recomend

When I payed nearly $100 I thought it would be very nice, I was wrong. A friend of mine used to stay there when going to the flea market in the area, she explained that the old owners were the ones who tacked up the good ratings from the past. This place reminded me of an average $40 per night highway stay over late at night.