Hey friends! My first time to TN. I was headed to Bristol was is about 20 minutes outside of the…read moreairport. The airport is so tiny. As someone with anxiety, I love that the airport is small, easy to navigate & not too much foot traffic. It's no more than 5 terminals. And it's literally a straight shot out of the gate to the airport exit lol. +Employees are super friendly. +Theres a bar with 21+ drinks, coffee and snacks. +Check-in and TSA were a breeze.

So throughout my time away this year, I had been in 3 airports as the one where I switched planes…read morewas the same going to and from my destination. I will start with the destination, this being the Tri-Cities Airport. This airport is a kind of quad-state airport as it serves Tennessee obviously being in Tennessee, but it's also close to the state borders of Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky. Kind of like how my current home airport serves both Connecticut and Massachusetts. It's also a very small airport. My dad seems to like it and so I imagine I will see this airport again, but whether or not I agree with him still has yet to be determined. This airport has just one terminal with 7 gates. Of those 7, maybe like 4 get used. The planes they had me get in were way too small for my height as I am over 6-feet tall. It makes flight super hard to sit through if I happen to have a pinched nerve on my shoulder that day. Really, those are my big knocks on this airport. I do have plenty positives to say about this though. The airport staff is friendly. Even TSA don't seem like heartless evil jerks. Also, because it's so small, TSA is actually a breeze to get through here and you can navigate this place really easily because of how straightforward it is. The interior looks nice as it looks like it had been redone in recent years. It's also not a crowded place which is good. Baggage claim isn't too bad, but because of how small the airport is, you kind of have to guess where your luggage is coming from. Also, for a small airport, parking can get really overcrowded at times, but any least the parking staff was nice. Bathrooms were okay too. At the end of the day, I think a 3 is the right rating. Does enough to function, but it's not built for the bigger planes that I would need.

Have not been to any better service facility with our Merlin N307PA. Great line service and front…read moredesk people, attending all our needs today. Really nice lobby for all pax and crew needs. Thanks folks. Well done here.

Although nothing fancy, this is a cute park. You can tell they take care of it. The amenities were…read morejust what we needed including a fully fenced dog run for our large doggos. They also have really great communication! We got texts when the store was going to be closed & when items were found in the park. With our truck & 5th wheel, we are 50+ feet long and we were able to easily navigate the park and into the pull through spot. We would definitely come back. Thanks!

Even though the place has beautiful views and looks nice and clean they seem to be nice at first we…read morestayed there had our rv there for over a year and the proce in the beginning was good and fair little by little they kept raising the price of electricity and wifi . Mind you we had our rv park there threw the year but we only stayed 3 or 4 wks every 4 months . So we weren't there all the time at first it was 700 a month with wifi included and ele was 25cents per killerwatts that adds up pretty quick by the time we decided to leave they were charging our card 900 a mo th and pre charge for months we were staying cause they put t our card on auto pay becareful of that . Tennessee has plenty of other rv camps that are alot cheaper

Was looking for a unique place to have breakfast and Nice popped up. It was only a couple miles…read morefrom our hotel and was EXCELLENT! The setting is vineyard with a boutique hotel. The restaurant is underneath with a look view of part of the vineyard. We asked and it's only been open a couple of years. I had Shakshuka and have to say it was as good if not better than anything I've had in the middle east! I'm sure most people that eat here, are staying at the hotel. The waitress was surprised when we said we weren't. Don't let that stop you, it's a beautiful setting with great food. Helpful hint: Wine tastings don't start until noon. So, if you want to do that plan for a later breakfast.

We only did the wine tasting facility and it is beautiful. The wine selection is top notch as…read moreexpected. They do offer flights, by the glass, and bottles. The reds were fantastic. The food offerings are a generous charcuterie or several freshly hot pizzas. You can sit in a covered area or if it's not blazing hot and humid you can enjoy a seat outside. Service was attentive and knowledgeable without being overbearing

I always wanted to spend a night in the Alpine, but having grown up a mere twelve miles from here,…read morethere was no need to. But my partner and I just returned from a trip that included two nights at what I believe is now Abingdon's oldest motel, and we were quite charmed. The Alpine consists of about twenty rooms fanning out from a central office. The Swiss couple who built the place in the early Sixties named it for the landscape they had left, and indeed its hilltop perch near old U.S. 11 leading into the town of Abingdon makes it a very pretty site with views of Virginia's tallest mountains. The motel grounds are nicely landscaped, great for picnics or just watching the sun rise and set, and a haven for birds. Hard to believe that down the hill from the Alpine are the full complement of chain motels, eateries, gas stations, and Interstate 81 (north to Roanoke, south toward Knoxville, TN). We were aware that a superhighway exists down there, but the noise was not obtrusive. As others have said, the rooms are large and solid -- gave me a shock to see how standard motel rooms have shrunk since about 1980. Very clean rooms, solid, comfortable, modern. I have about two-and-a-half complaints about the Alpine that kept me from giving it five stars: (1) the phone in my room didn't work (this may not matter much to folks who use their cell for everything). (2) The lone soft-drink machine was broken . . . plenty of ice, but no sodas at all. I ran across a motel a few years ago with the same problem, and the office simply sold us soft drinks. (3) The "Continental" breakfast was meager, mostly coffee and mini-muffins. Even so, and at this price, the Alpine is still a "find"! For those who enjoy a full breakfast, a Cracker Barrel and a Huddle House are right on the way to I-81. It would be wrong of me not to add that Abingdon is home to the venerable Barter Theater, a legitimate performance venue that is the 'State Theater of Virginia.'

Clean rooms and very fair prices! Place looks dated but I don't really care as long as it's clean…read more Stopped here on a Saturday night on the way to Tennessee and managed to get the last 2 rooms they had. Check in was easy enough and the lady at the front desk was very helpful. Unfortunately we arrived after dark and left before sunrise but it apparently has a pasture around it and chairs set up outside for you to watch the animals and deer.