Stopped for the night as I was passing through town. The desk clerk was extremely friendly and…read morehospitable. My room was clean and neat as far as roadside motel standards are concerned. This place is a quick walk to the downtown area and what I think is the only bar in town. Only complaint is there was no shampoo in the bathroom. Only soap. But otherwise my stay at the Madison Inn was great and I would definitely stay here again if I ever find myself in Madisonville.

Do not stay here. The rooms smell. The quests are sketchy and the management is an abomination…read more They will throw you if they think your room smells and degrade you. Don't rent from here

Economical, easy to get to you with available parking. The bathroom sink had sink flies in it…read more There was a hole in the ceiling near the bathroom leaking black mold. They advertise coffee every morning but the lobby was locked almost every day.

Assuming the owner doesn't treat everyone that has a complaint or rather request like me, it's the…read moretypical "You get what you pay for" motel. Sufficient for a night or 2. If you want something cozy, clean, a little more modern, less rundown ... go somewhere else. I won't go back just because I don't ever want to deal with the rude, incompetent owner again. Whoever built or "fixed" this place: poor construction skills. Holes everywhere. Stained furniture. Dirt in every "obvious not obvious" corner. Hairs on the toilet seat, in the bathtub, on towels. Surprisingly, the white bed sheets were fine, and that's all that mattered to me. And no, those hairs weren't mine (black; I have red hair). When you sat down on the toilet (after a good disinfection by yourself, I recommend) it felt like you're crashing through the floor because it was so wobbly. Somebody tried to fix it with a little bit of cardboard. Toilet worked, shower water pressure was ok. Showerhead and mirror were too low for anyone 5'11 +. Bathroom had an odd smell, the vents were noisy. Upon entering the premises, first thing you saw was some messy looking storage room for paint and construction materials. It even had a sign on it that lead you to check in down the parking lot. I don't know why any good motel owner would want their guests' first impression be this room. Parking was no problem due to lack of guests. Pool was filled with dirt/soil. It's safe due to lack of foot traffic. Madisonville can be rough, but you're more off the freeway where there's nothing. If you need to get gas, food, or shop at Walmart, that's closeby. Walmart 10 min, a Cracker Barrel that you could walk to probably, ... It's quiet although the freeway is conveniently right there. When I checked in, the door to my room was wide open but after of a long day of traveling I didn't care. The door needed to be slammed from the outside and pushed hard from the inside to really shut and lock it. The next evening I came back to find my door being open again. Luckily, nothing had been stolen and everything seemed untouched. I could tell that the room hadn't been cleaned either, so I went to speak with the owner (and his wife as only staff), and requested that nobody goes into my room for the rest of my stay. I didn't want to risk anyone leaving my door open again and I just prefer it that way in general. (Side note: There was no "Do not disturb" sign to hang.) All hell broke loose. First, he denied that the door was open both times, basically calling me a liar. Then he insisted that nobody went into my room, therefore couldn't have left the door unlocked. So a burglar would leave my Macbook behind and a perv wouldn't touch my personal items?! I don't know if the owner doesn't respond well to females telling him what to do, or if he needs some training in hospitality, but he kept arguing with me and couldn't simply honor my request to not clean my room. It would have been so easy ... but this conversation escalated into a loud argument quickly, and ended with him following me to my door and me slamming it in his face. There were some men in the parking lot witnessing it all, incl. said open door. At some point he blamed it on the batteries of the key card reader, then he admitted he opened my door that morning but didn't enter my room as he thought I was still sleeping. That explained why my door was open: He didn't slam it hard enough to not wake me up. But it wasn't them, nobody else either, and they "have to" clean the room. Ridiculous. I didn't even care why or who - I wasn't even complaining although it is definitely an inconvenience (humidity and bugs got in) and safety concern (especially for a single female traveler). All I asked for, politely but firm, was that my room won't be cleaned. He became so defensive, aggressive, and rude, wasn't listening at all, ... I hadn't been this irritated, frustrated and simply mad in years! I stayed there only out of convenience (location and price, no nerve and time to move), although I'm sure every other guest would have checked out probably the first night.

This is a good RV park with great in its future. Damien you have done an excellent job with the…read moresites that are available and the new area is looking good. Hope you get to open it soon. The sites are much larger than normal and not crowded and the area is beautiful. Don't let the address worry you, not a track to be seen. Only stayed overnight but if I am in the area again this is a no brainer. Oh yeah, great rates!

Roomy is the best way to describe Huggins Haven. We had an amazing & peaceful time there last…read moreweekend. The RV sites are large enough to accommodate the largest RV made and amazingly level. Our 43' Solitude fit perfectly and they said it was their smallest site. I could tell how level when our outdoor kitchen and front storage area were both at the perfect height. We had enough room to park our 22' truck and another vehicle in our site although there is additional parking. Lots of shade through most of the day due to many mature trees. It is plenty dark and quiet there at night with hardly no light pollution near you can see almost all the stars you can see from earth. I suggest bringing quality binoculars or even a telescope to enjoy the stars. Check out the picture I took of the night sky from there with just an iPhone. There is an interstate near but it is not heavily traveled especially at night. You can barely hear it. Water & electric hookups only with a dump station. If your tanks can't hold during your time, you can bring a portable dump tank or they have a truck fitted with a dump tank to drain your tank. The owners are super nice and accommodating. Our 14 y/o son said it is now his favorite campground. Him and his friend got up early on their own every morning to go fishing in the stocked pond. Looks like we've found our new "go to" campground with beautiful picnic tables. Pricing is super reasonable. They said their intent and motivation was to create a campground like camping used to be without your neighbor within arms reach.

Hammack-Moore House is a lovely Victorian time capsule! The hosts are so friendly and our room was…read morevery clean. We stayed in the Victorian room with a private bathroom. The bed was a full and smaller than we are used to, but it was still comfy. The house is located in the heart of downtown Madisonville and is within a block of a coffee shop and many other restaurants and boutiques. Our breakfast was absolutely delicious!!! I took away a star due to the small bed sizes and train horns at night. Otherwise, it was a lovely stay and we WILL stay there again if given the chance!

Found this from BBS as they called it, "big brown sign" of the highway, it is about 2 miles off and…read moreglad I stopped, found a few fun drinks, the limited release orange creme that won some awards and will be a fun summer drink. Grabbed a blackberry whisky to use in my summer lemonade. Friendly assistant and charming use of a old school house perched on elevated road side that offers tours. Go see, go buy, go support the craft distillery.

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.