Back in the area for business…read more Making a reservation was easy and when I got here, it was confirmed that the lady on the phone left detailed notes for anyone after her because of an exemption they give with certain employers on room rates. The issue though was that the elevator was out of use (ended up finding out it was caused by a bad capacitor caused by a lightning strike, a maintenance individual coming in to replace it and not doing it, and then an emergency switch catastrophic failure), but this was disclosed as I was making my reservation on the phone. I was able to get a king suite (picture 39 of 63 on this Yelp entry) just because the rest of the rooms were sold out on the first floor. From my last review, one item I never elaborated on was the cable. Yes, this hotel does have History, Discovery, and Travel channels. In fact, I think they maxed out the tiers on whomever their cable provider is. 10/14/2025 GEEZUS! They are innovative with their breakfast?! I went down to find either country fried steak or a chicken patty along with sausage patties and hash browns in the breakfast area. Whatever it was, it was so good (the meat inside was white, so probably chicken). This is definitely a nice change from just having sausage or bacon like at other hotels I have stayed at. By introducing a meat with breading, it is further enhanced by the sausage gravy that this hotel serves for its biscuits and gravy! One could even make waffles and you get? Chicken and waffles! Suggestion: If the owner of this hotel reads this review, consider putting out cold cut salami or ham slices and a cheese plate. Apparently, all the top tier hotels in Europe do that. 10/15 The breakfast was still the same, with all the same meats, baked goods, etc. I ended up getting a waffle and trying it with the chicken patty and it was great. CHICKEN AND WAFFLES! Good with syrup and ketchup as well. The only issue with dining was just that this hotel does not keep any caffeinated and decaffeinated teas. All in all, it was a good stay. I just wish their elevator was working.

Spent one night at Sleep Inn & Suites, Middlesboro, which we booked months in advance based on…read moreprice and reviews. Read on for the pros and cons... PROS: One of the best things about this hotel is it's set way back from the main road, so it's quiet. We were on a 3 week trip and I had the best sleep of the trip here. They also have a 'Quiet After 10pm' sign in the lobby to remind people to be quiet. The only thing we heard at night was a dog barking somewhere, but it wasn't that bothersome for very long. Typical hotel complimentary breakfast buffet including bananas, cold cereals, oatmeal, hot items, tea, coffee, juices, etc. Spacious breakfast seating area with TVs on the wall as well as a patio area. Complimentary parking in spacious outdoor, uncovered lot. Good shower pressure. Well maintained, clean. We saw someone picking up trash outside. Hairdryer, microwave, fridge, iron/board and safe in the room. Shampoo, soap and conditioner mini toiletries. CONS: VERY noisy fan in the bathroom. It was annoying! The hangers are the kind without hooks. Hate those! Lumpy pillows. Our GPS lead us astray to the hotel, so be mindful of that. Dining note: We ate at Ike's Pizza in downtown Middlesboro. I recommend it. Overall, a decent stay. I would recommend staying here if you're on a budget. Was this review helpful?

Solid location. Clean, polite and efficiant. Recommend…read morehill side rooms. Quieter. Convenient location. Limited parking. The kids used the pool for two hours. Multiple places to eat food you bring back to the hotel. Lots of food to choose from in the area.

Have stayed here about six times over the past couple years while visiting my daughter who attends…read moreLMU-CVM. The rooms are always clean the hotel is quiet. The free breakfast is tasty and the staff member, Pam, who sets up the breakfast each morning is Amazing! She treats you like family as does the rest of the staff. My wife and love staying there

We loved staying here. The place is cozy and comfortable. The staff tries very hard to make you…read morefeel welcomed and assist you in any way they can. I loved their creative breakfast menus as well. Our bed was super comfortable and I would stay there again for sure!

This was a wonderful place. We came to see our nephew receive his white coat at Lincoln Memorial…read moreand this location was PERFECT. The staff could not have been more wonderful, the rooms were comfortable and provided what each person needed in our party. The breakfast was OMG!!! This is a gem and just surrounded by so much walkable beauty. Lots of opportunity to shop locally and to explore a very beautiful part of the country. I also appreciate the care they provided to my 80+ year old mom when she just wanted to sit on the porch- they made sure she was comfortable and even helped her get on the internet when she couldn't figure it out. The best hospitality EVER!

Clean, well run and comfortable. Great value for price. Not fancy great location if you're visiting…read morethe college.

Great little inn, really cool town! Here for baseball weekend, hiking. Visit Angelo's and…read moreNineteen19, good people, great service.

On a vacation to the Cumberland Gap National Park we decided to book a hotel for the night via…read moreExpedia. "Days Inn" sounded classy and it was the only hotel within 50 miles which would accept my furry travel companion. On arrival, late Friday night, we found a hotel with only a "Days Inn" tarp thrown over the old hotel's road sign. Thats where the similarities to a "Days Inn" ended and the similarities to the Bates motel began. This place was sketchy... like, you wouldn't want your worst enemy from middle-school to stay there... even the one who called you fat. But, tired and overwhelmed by a long drive, we checked-in. Dun dun dun... My favorite of our experiences was the astonishingly loud bathroom fan switch which must have been connected to a jet engine... or the lack of a bed skirt over the incredibly stained box springs... or the overpowering cloud of smoke that knocked us over as we walked into the non-smoking room... or the apparent dried sausage on the carpet in the corner of the room... I really hope it was sausage. *They did have a free continental breakfast... However, sausage was NOT on the menu?! I really really hope it was sausage. Please don't stay here.

This hotel should be condemned, torn down and should not be allowed to have guests. We…read moreunfortunately had to stay here during the July 4th weekend because it was the only place in town with rooms. We checked in and the room smelled horrible. The wall had a huge hole in it that they attempted to patch. The bathroom smelled like mildew. The shower curtain had mold on it. The outlets were coming out of the walls. I was afraid to walk barefoot on the carpet. The pool was disgusting. Clumps of long hair floating in the water. Don't even want to give this place 1 star. There needs to be a negative star rating cause this place would get -10!!!

On a road trip from New Jersey to Louisiana. This is a great place to stay over. Right off the…read morehighway. A cool desk receptionist that is very helpful and friendly Cool places to eat meat by. Even if you want it delivered. Clean room and really good shower pressure.

Absolute worst customer service I've ever had amongst all industries. Save your time and pass this…read moreone up...ESPECIALLY if you meet Steven. I'm not actually sure if he gave my husband and I a real name considering we asked him on our way out. Late 60s, balding, rude as ever. There's a wonderful Hampton inn in dandridge with amazing staff and not too much further. I'll put it this way, we had been driving for 14 hours before desperately needing a place to rest and we decided to move on to avoid staying here. Just trust me, move on. And if you're thinking "I don't care about the staff I just need sleep" we thought the same. Called ahead for a room that was available and got there to be told a much higher rate on top of many other inconveniences.

One of the most comfortable cozy little inn's I've ever stayed at! Will definitely be staying there…read moreagain. Not only are the rates amazing but the property is top notch, very clean, and well maintained. High quality bedding, probably the best sleep ever gotten in a long time, it was so quite and peaceful. Can't recommend highly enough!

Private sole hotel brand…read more I arrived in for an early check in and I found that this hotel was located in a residential part of the city. There are not too many restaurants, if any, lots of houses, a church, etc. The entrance is only on one side. If one were to drive in according to the "Maps" app, it will take you to the one road (this is the only road to access Benham). Trust me, I tried the road next to it thinking that was a way to the back parking lot and I was already on someone's property (thinking I was going to get threatened or shot) Anyway, the entrance on the one road that the "MAPS" app leaves you on is on the left and there are four spots for registration only parking. The rest are behind the hotel, which one will have to take what looks like an impassable entrance to get there. This needs to be fixed because it is a liability on the hotel if a customer scratches their car against the wall, on the turn. Issues with room: Some other things I noticed were that the door to the hotel room reflexes to closed, which means you need to push it a bit more than a usual hotel door and while carrying luggage in, it could become an issue. There were a lack of outlets I found in the room. The outlets I did find were in inconvenient places like near the t.v., at ground level and near the sink. One will not be able to work on their laptop in this kind of setup. There is no elevator in this place. One will have to carry their luggage up the stairs. The walls are paper thin. I could hear a gal and guy next door to my room. I could not hear what they were actual saying, BUT could here them speaking something. From the atmosphere, I love the couches in the hallway. I had a chance to sit in one of the comfy chairs. Overall, the concept of a schoolhouse is great, but it needs to be more modernized in terms of hotel standards (elevator, widened entrance to the back parking lot.) Requested items: If you need an iron and iron board, you will have to request this at the registration desk (on your left when you enter this hotel). If you want to inquire about complimentary snacks, you will have to request this. They do have free snacks and so one can skip the vending machines. I ended up spending a $1 because I thought that was all they had. They also have a carbonated beverage vending machine as well (all I survived on while here was Great Value Glacier Ranch chips, Yoplait yogurt, water, and trail mix for dinner. In the morning, I ate Cinnamon Toast Crunch in an out of a to go container and a honeybun.) Edit: I checked on my cell phone and yes, there are literally no restaurants close to this place (everything is actually in the neighboring city of Cumberland, KY). Bathroom standards: Good ply toilet paper. Thick. Soft, fluffy towels. But bathroom fan is loud and makes grinding noises (room 1942). Suggestions: This hotel could use a business center for guests. And a fun comment...... This hotel is interesting, an old school house turn hotel. I am not sure why they do not have THOSE kind of conventions held here. You know those...non-vanilla relationship ones....SCHOOL HOUSE. ;)

Pretty building, but lacks many simple amenities better hotels have, such as coffee, breakfast,…read moreetc. There is a restaurant but its only open on Fridas and Saturdays. There isn't really a decent restaurant for 20+miles so this lack of dining leaves a lot to be desired. Simple coffee machines in the rooms would be huge. While attempting to eat at the restaurant, I was asked to move my table twice, and then was told they were out of what I ordered. Locals seem to get preference over guests at the hotel. The entire operation is poorly run, and lacks basics. Either do it right or shut it down.

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.