Very accomodating staff, facilities low end 2 star at best.

Surprisingly, this establishment still allows smoking, and unfortunately has that stale smoke smell even in the non-smoking rooms. My first non-smoking room was very musty. When I requested a change in rooms the staff was very accomodating. My second non-smoking room was better but not great. When I went to the desk to formally check in to the second room, the staff accidentally put me in a third room. That turned out to be a good error. This room was fresh smelling and had no hint of smoke. I think that this might be because it was a handicapped accessible room that has lower traffic.

Furnishings in all three rooms wer very stark, plain and low end 2 star in nature and were quite uninviting. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. There was no noise from the neighboring rooms.

My room was on the back side of the building and looked out onto the backside of the fast food establishments on the next road over. The view was not a problem, but the semi-trucks re-stocking the restaurants woke me twice during the night. The HVAC system was also quite loud, right to the edge of being too loud to sleep, but not quite.

Breakfast was very poor. Biscuits and gravy - whatever that is, looked disgusting; cereal and waffles. All carbohydrates, no fruit, no eggs, no meat, no cream cheese, etc. Breakfast took all of maybe 5 minutes to cook and eat a plain waffle.

Finally, this is an extended stay establishment and the unpleasant long-term vibe was quite strong. I can never put my finger on it, but extended stay places all have that same strange feel. The long term guests were at the front desk, in slippers and nightwear, every time I needed assistance. They seem to love the place. Not exactly a problem, but not exactly what I want to be dealing with when I am on business and in a hurry.

I will be in Oak Ridge on business on a routine basis, but I won't be back here.

Oak Ridge is a very nice small town, I suggest the various attractions and museums focusing on the "Oak Ridge Story" from WWII, especially the American Museum of Science and Energy, which was especially inviting.

Thanks to front desk staff Justin Blair me and my friend Robert Washington who celebrate his birthday that day had a great night.Everything was perfect room was very clean,breakfast next day was delicious .Thank you Justin for helping us find the best room. You are awesome ! Lumi Laflash

We stayed at the Jameson Inn, along with our friends, J&C, over Labor Day weekend. We were warmly welcomed at check-in by Sherry, who proved to be an invaluable source of information and right-on recommendations. We were able to get rooms on the same floor, a few doors apart. The hallway had an unpleasant odor of stale cigarette smoke but, once we reached our rooms, it was not a problem. Our room was on the small side, with a really small bathroom. On the positive side, it was immaculate, the bed and pillows were most comfortable and the air conditioning was far better than most. Our stay was certainly worth more than we paid through Priceline and it will be our first choice anytime we return to the area.

We stayed here after an arduous trip and it was amazing. The beds were fantastic and the breakfast was delicious. Our only complaint was every morning around check out time, the cleaning ladies would loiter in the hallways and were quite loud. Other than that, the front desk check in staff was awesome! Clean hotel! Pool area wasn't fantastic but it served it's purpose.