First of all, they need to clean the shower see the picture below -the corners were cracked and…read moremoldy. The ice machine was broken I clearly asked for a first floor room when I made reservations because of a torn meniscus and I called the day of to remind them - when I got there, even though it was 3:30 in the afternoon, they said they were all reserved. Did not like this hotel at all would never stay there again and would not recommend

Just beautiful place. Workers were so nice and the man at the front desk was playing good music…read more The room was so nice and clean. I love the desk area it has lots of room. As for the downsides... the pool is dirty and the elevator is slow. This hotel is still great though and if I come around here again I'll definitely come here

Called at the last minute and owner was super nice. It's not actually a bed and breakfast but there…read moreis a full kitchen if you want to cook. We went to Simply Fresh down the road and the food is amazing. School house was very clean and tidy. Lots of interesting antiques to view and look out. Two full bedrooms and baths. Would stay again

So. What is this place actually called? It shows up on google maps as Best Western, the WiFi as Red…read moreRoof and the road sign, Fairbridge Inn. What it truly is, is nasty. Way over due for a remodel. Door to the room was super noisy. Bathroom door didn't open/close properly. TV w a big scratch and kept shutting off when changing channels. Dirty floors/hairs all over the bathroom floor. The slowest WiFi I have ever experienced. They advertise coffee in rooms, this isn't true. The pool is out of service and doesn't look like it's worked in ages. Walls are paper thin and can hear conversations and Tv in other rooms. You can hear every step someone takes in the room above us. Just a very low quality place to stay, sorta like the Motel 6. If you need a quick shit, shower and shave, this is it!

My boyfriend and I came down to Kentucky from indiana so he could visit with some family, and we…read moredecided to stay here. It's a cute hotel as you walk in, clean, shiny, whole nine yards. But as we got to our room, we noticed that there were some minor repairs that could be done, and better cleaning could be done in the room. The beds were hard, and the pillows were small and they had no support for your head. They were flat until you had to fluff them up every 10 minutes. It was a cheap stay, we got our money's worth, that's for sure. But just keep up with the conditions of the rooms In the future.

DO NOT BOOK A RESERVATION! The FairBridge Inn Express in Whitley City, KY is no no longer a hotel…read more It has been turned into a rehab center. We made a reservation a month of so after it had been converted to a rehab center. I have no idea why they are continuing to take reservations.

From the owner: FairBridge Inn Express Whitley City is a family-friendly hotel offering free WiFi and in-room…read morecoffee in all guestrooms. Located in Whitley City, KY, the hotel offers comfortable accommodations for a modest price. The Big South Fork Scenic Railway and Cumberland Falls are nearby. Also within a short drive are Daniel Boone National Forest, General Burnside State Park, and many golf courses. Come see all the hospitality FairBridge Inn Whitely City has to offer. The FairBridge Inn Whitley City offers comfortable accommodations that are family-friendly and budget-friendly. All guestrooms include free WiFi and in-room coffee. Hairdryers, iron & ironing boards are available for guest use at the front desk, as well as a business center, coin laundry and fitness room to enjoy during your stay. Relax in the seasonal outdoor pool (open Memorial Day through Labor Day). A meeting room is available (inquire with the hotel front desk). We take service animals. If you pay the reservation with a Credit card there is a $50.00 deposit held for incidentals and If you pay for stay with Cash there is a $100.00 deposit held for incidentals which will be returned once room is checked at the time of checkout. As a precautionary measure against COVID-19, property management is implementing additional disinfection practices throughout the property.

Amazing place to visit. The falls are truly a wonder of nature. Very accessible and plenty to do…read morefor a short vacation. Lots of hiking opportunity. The pool is decent enough. Staff was friendly. We stayed in a cabin and they're alright. Some of the stuff inside is dated but seemed to be cleaned well enough for us and everything inside worked. Definitely worth checking out the falls. You will not regret it.

Cumberland Park is one of my favorite state parks to visit. We have visited twice and loved it both…read moretimes. The first visit we stayed during covid in December so it was just our group of 4 and one other couple staying in the resort. It was nice because it felt so private. We stayed in the resort rooms and we were surprised with how nice they are. Everything was clean. It was a bit small but we made it work. The second visit we stayed in their cabins and preferred it more. we got 2 bedrooms and each one had 2 beds so all of us slept comfortably. I loved that the cabin comes with a full kitchen and table so we spent our night playing board games. The park itself has so much to do. There are tons of hiking trails, horseback riding and even boat tours that take you up close to the waterfall. You have to go to the Moon bow at least once in your lifetime. It's when the moon hits the water at the right angle and you see a rainbow at night. It is a cool experience but it does get really crowded so you may want to come early. Cumberland Falls gave me unrealistic expectations for state parks because this what I feel like most state parks should be like.

The booking to make a reservation was so easy at this Holiday Inn in comparison to the Holiday Inn…read morein Horse Cave City, KY. If one calls the number, it goes straight to the front desk, not to a reservations call center. Good first impression. Had checked in to this hotel for business and it was some way in from the road that it is towards the back of a bunch of businesses on a side street. You have to use a middle of the road turning lane to get to it if coming from I-75 (I hate unprotected turns, much prefer a signal light). It is right next door to a Super 8. When I entered, the gal on staff (4:30 p.m. on 3/18) was super nice. She was able to get my reservation up and assign me a room. I noticed, however, that when I reached my room, the lock was holding the door open. I went back down to ask and she stated that when cleaning crew do that, it is to alert another among them to replace towels. I told her this and she immediately left her post and came with me to resolve the issue. She even gave me two cookies for free (not sure if cookies are free anyway. They look like the free ones, one to a plastic sealed pouch and they were GOOD.) After entering the room, it was definitely spacious, much bigger than the other Holiday Inn I stayed at in Horse Cave City, KY. The distance from the bed to the t.v. was a lot and the entry way had its own room and to the left was the bathroom. The bathroom has a shower stall instead of a bath tub (which I like). One other thing I like about this bathroom is that the toilet paper rolls are right next to the toilet. OMG!!! You do not know how many hotels there are where the toilet paper is like steps away to get or in some awkward place where one has to contort in order to get to. The breakfast was not bad either. It has all the hot and cold foods one would find. Specifically, I just want to point out that the sausage pork patties at this location are done well! Props to the individual who puts out the breakfast. They were brown and crispy, not still grey and floppy. This location does not have turkey sausage patties, however, and does not have the egg beater yellow eggs as an option either. This is just something I noticed in comparison to the Holiday Inn in Horse Cave City, KY. Four issues I found: There is no trashcan next to the coffee machine area. There is one trashcan near the desk area (near the t.v.) and one trashcan near the bathroom. It was kind of inconvenient to have to walk from the coffee area to either of these spots to throw anything away. The shower stall door, the one closest to the shower head, one cannot get to immediately after entering the bathroom. The door radius basically takes up all the space and so one has to enter through the second sliding door towards the back of the shower. With sliding door showers, I always have the door with the handle on the outside as the front and the one with the handle, inside, towards the back. One cannot have it this way because of the radius of the door opening and covering the front part. The breakfast area, where the hot tubs (LOL...because hot tubs should be located in the pool area) are with the biscuits and gravy, pork sausage, and white omelets are located; who in the heck designed that layout? Like other hotels I have been to, one has to hold the lid open, spoon the item into a plate, while also holding the plate and hope the lid does not fall back down to cover the hot tub. Maybe make more counterspace so that one can put a plate down and be able to hold the lid of the hot tub while spooning the item onto the plate? I do not have three hands! The elevators did not have inspection certificates in them.

NOT PET FRIENDLY... The website indicates that this…read morelocation is pet friendly however they have signs posted throughout the lobby and on the registration form that pets are not permitted, this includes service animals. We didn't have our pup with us so it didn't matter to us however for anyone that books a room through a website specifically for a pet friendly location they will be very disappointed when they arrive with their pet and then turned away without a refund. The room was basic but clean.

If you have no other option, you can stay here, but I expected much better from a Hampton Inn…read more The hospitality industry is all about making guests feel welcome. After all, hotels and motels refer to their customers as guests, and the front desk staff should reflect that attitude. When we arrived, the front desk employee was on the phone. He didn't even look up to acknowledge us or offer a simple greeting. Instead, we stood there waiting while he finished his conversation at his own pace before finally attending to us. The room itself was another disappointment. It felt very damp and had a musty, moldy smell. The bathroom had no exhaust fan, which likely contributed to the moisture problem. The bed linens and covers did not feel freshly washed or clean. Fortunately, I always travel with my own throw blanket and pillow, so I ended up using those instead. Overall, the stay was uncomfortable and the customer service fell short of what I expect from a hotel brand like Hampton Inn. I would not choose to stay here again unless there were no other available options

Great place! Newly renovated. Extremely polite and friendly staff. Place smells amazing. Rooms are…read morevery well put together. Great place to stay at. Plus the complimentary free hot breakfast and coffee are pretty good too.,

This was a solid Hampton Inn. The beds were comfortable, things were clean and well cared for, and…read morethe staff was great. The breakfast and the evening meal were both nice touches. As Hampton Inns go, this was a very nice hotel.

We stayed at the Hampton Inn in London Kentucky. We paid twice the average hotel price in this…read morearea. We could have stayed in Lexington at the Tru hotel for half the cost. We appreciated the hotel providing the first floor for my disabled wife. We did NOT appreciate the 7am construction RIGHT outside our window and RIGHT in the blocked EV charging lot. I chose this hotel and paid extra specifically because there was an EV charger. This place only has two, and blocking one is not cool. Starting construction outside my room while I have a disability that doesn't handle that isn't cool (that's not cool at ANY hotel). The digger was also perilously close to my car. A minor complaint - there were supposed to be two water bottle in our room. There weren't. The room was SIXTY degrees. I have brand loyalty to a fault. Once you piss me off, I have no reason to trust you again. You pissed me off. And at twice the price. Oh Hampton Inn...I remember paying extra for you twenty years ago and feeling good about it. Not ever. Not ever again. I can't say this forcefully enough. I stay in a lot of hotels, and I like to support companies that do well. You have left this support. While I appreciate accommodating my wife's disability by putting us in the first floor, my own disability (and probably every other human) can't tolerate construction sounds at 7am just outside their windows. I'm embarrassed for this hotel. Gross. My family and I will use our money more selectively in the future.

We just had a great stay here this weekend! It's a cozy inn in an historic building, right in the…read moremiddle of Jamestown. It's operated much like an AirBnb, as guests are provided with their own keys and the hostess is not on site all the time. The hostess was very gracious! The accommodations, while retro, were quite nice - our bed was more comfortable than the bed we had the night before in a premium hotel chain. Coffee service, snacks, and a local phone are provided in a shared lounge. Central heat/air was perfect, and our shower was amazing - very hot and high pressure! We would definitely stay here again.

From the owner: A Boutique Inn located on the square of downtown Jamestown, TN within walking distance of shops,…read morerestaurants and stores. A place where love, laughter and friends are always welcome. Give visitors a taste of the Upper Cumberland Plateau. Great place to stay when visiting Pickett State Park, the Big South Fork National Recreational Park, Dale Hollow Lake or Historic Rugby.

This is my preferred hotel when we come to visit the Caryville/LaFollette area. Our family is…read moreoriginally from Caryville, and I've stayed at this hotel many, many times, over the past several years when we have come down to visit family. The entrance and the hallways are filled with local historical photos, news clippings & ephemera, antiques, old farming equipment, classic cars, and tons of other things to look at. The llamas outside are a certainly a unique feature, and are quite endearing to watch. The rooms are very comfortable, many with lovely balconies and views of the lake. Those that look out to the back of the property offer an occasional glimpse of the llamas grazing on the land surrounding the hotel. Linens and towels are always top notch and freshly laundered. Occasionally I have had small issues with noise from neighbouring rooms, but usually when families with children are staying in them. Normally I sleep well and am not disturbed by other customers. The breakfast has been really well done the times when I have been there. A great selection of standard hot and cold items. Copious amounts of tea and coffee. I can't recommend it highly enough if you're coming to the area and want a great hotel without the crazy price tag that some local resorts might charge.

We are driving to Flotida from Michigan. Our initial plan was to stop for the night on the other…read moreside of Atlanta, but a huge storm with flooding made us stop for the night in this town. Never been here before. The first thing I noticed about this hotel were the cute statues on the driveway. The front desk attendant was friendly and kind. We are diamond members, so she have is waters and a choice of snacks. They also had fresh made cookies in the lobby and hit coffee and tea! Each room has a cute little balcony outside with chairs. I walked onto the balcony, and I was greeted with a most beautiful view of a fog covered mountain with a lake in front! ! I had to take away one star because they don't put hair conditioner in the rooms! By the time yiuvreslize there isn't any, you're already in the shower. This decision obviously wasn't made by a woman with long hair. So sadly, I couldn't wash my hair for fear of not being able to comb through it after.