I was most pleased with the service we received for our special event. James and his staff were so…read morevery respectful and attentive and extremely polite. James took all the typical worries you would have in planning an event yourself and made this day worry and stress free where all of our friends and family had to do was enjoy the night. I would recommend them to anyone I know. Very professional with exceptional service.

All i can say is GOAT! james was very professional and went over and above to make sure my day was…read moreperfect. thank you!

We had scheduled a time weeks, if not months in advance to visit the venue from out of state while…read morelooking for location. After repeatedly confirming the day and time, we arrived to find the gate locked and no one around. After reaching out, we were rudely told that "the owner didn't have time today and no other staff was available". We planned the entire trip around the visit, and it was highly disappointing.

Just had my daughter's wedding this past weekend at Briar Rose Hill Event venue. The venue was…read moreperfect in every way. The attention to detail by Nita and all the vendors was outstanding. They were all very attentive and very helpful. Anything that we needed, they provided. The night ran smoothly thanks to the staff. I would recommend this venue to anyone looking for a beautiful venue, reasonably priced, with a lot of extras included!

My husband and I stopped at 5 and Company for lunch today. They were super friendly and very fast…read more We had chicken quarter and it came with two sides. We both had the baked beans and coleslaw for our sides. I especially loved the baked beans. But can't wait to try their other sides. The portions were very generous for the price! We will definitely be back. This is a gem to find in Greenbrier!

I am not sure if it is fair for me to write a review about this place since I have come to learn…read morethat I have a direct association with it. This was my 7th great grandfather's homestead. The home was built in the 1700s and is now used as a wedding and event venue. The family graveyard is built on the side of the grounds of the home established in 1790. What I can say from a perspective unrelated is that the owners of the place have turned it into a beautiful venue. I had the privilege of walking through it and checked it out. They have done really well by the restoration of the home and to make it useful for financial benefit. The owners were really nice to show me around and to speak to me. I think that this is worth looking into it more for a future event if you want to hold one out this way, both for historic use and for event capacity use.

This is an amazing place to stay. Quiet, peaceful fresh air and beautiful sites of Tennessee hills!…read more The large house feels like a high-end resort. So close to Nashville and Gallatin to go and see historical sites. I will definitely be going back!!

This might be the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Of the 6 questions/statements I had to agree…read moreto upon check in one of them stated that this was a smoke free facility and a charge of $250 would be charged if there was evidence of smoking. How would they know? It appears both rooms I booked were built on top of the worlds largest ashtray. Doors barely close. Rust stains everywhere. I have stayed in youth hostiles in third world countries that were cleaner and smelled better! If it wasn't 11:30pm when checking in we would be out of here! Catch a few hours and get out of dodge!!

I arrived late and the lady at the front desk was so nice. The room was clean. Looks like maybe…read morethey have redone the rooms recently. I got a none smoking room and it is a nice. Well worth the money would stay again.

What an incredible place! It's like stepping back in time to a simpler place... but you'd expect…read morethat from a place that's 105+ years old! It reminds me of a Tennessee version of the hotels in Dirty Dancing or Somewhere In Time. It's all very romantic! When you're there, you're part if the family. Be prepared to make friends. You'll make friends with the staff, the other guests, the entertainers that play in the entertainment, and even the owner, who walks around all day making sure everything goes as it should. Speaking of the entertainment center, it's called the Ronnie McDowell Entertainment Center, because Ronnie was raised in the area, and you can regularly find him playing there. Other great acts that play there include T Graham Brown, Lee Newton, 2Country 4Nashville, and many more! The price of the show includes dinner, and you won't be disappointed there either! Great Southern specialties like your mama used to make, and lots of it! It's the same with the family style breakfast, that is included in the price of your room. Try the biscuits and chocolate gravy! When you leave the Donaho Hotel, you'll most likely already be talking to your newly made friends, about when you'll be meeting them back there again! Those are all the things that make the Donoho special. Don't come planning to watch TV or play online all day. Come planning to sit in the rocking chairs on the front porch. Come planning to hang out with your new friends, in the period decorated rooms around the lobby, after you've enjoyed your amazing dinner. Whether you come for the scenery, the music, the peace and quiet, the food, or the friendships... you'll find it at the Donoho Hotel. We spent five days there at Christmas, and three at New Years. And loved every second of it!

Amazing experience, food, service, historic, small town atmosphere…read more Prices great. Entertainment awesome. Fully recommend if you don't go in expecting a Hilton.

Stayed at the Shaker Tavern early September 2013. I gave it a full five stars. Lots of history -…read moretavern is 150 years old. No alcohol - just an old Inn, a bed and breakfast. The breakfast was great, the inn keeper very hospitable. Rooms were comfortable and what were expected in an old hotel. Not recommended for old people who can't haul a suitcase upstairs - all rooms on second floor. The railroad tracks are 20 feet outside the front of the property and they do blow their horns early in the morning but it adds to the ambiance. We sat on the front porch until dark talking about our visit to the Shaker Museum. Too bad there isn't any Shakers left in Kentucky - they didn't believe in having sex so without offspring they simply died off and that was the end of them and their religion.