If a clean hotel is a must for you, you might consider this hotel. The lobby, the room, and the…read moregrounds were found to be refreshingly clean. If friendly staff are a must for you, you might consider this hotel. Staff were not overly friendly, but they weren't rude either. If a nice, well thought out, and creatively presented breakfast is a must for you, you will definitely want to look elsewhere. We are here for 3 nights and the breakfast is always the same. You have your choice of up to 4 small waffles or 1 large waffle. You can then choose from Orange or Apple juice. At the next stop, you may choose between fruit loops cereal or Post Raisin Bran. You will then find a basket of red apples, with the store sticker still on them (indicating they have not been washed). For the last stop, the offerings are banana/strawberry or peach flavored yogurts. It's like Ground Hog day, the same offerings day after day. We chose not to utilize housekeeping (we just swapped out our towels), but the same guy running the breakfast is the housekeeper as well. One last thing about the room. There are no drawers, but any place you might put your clothes is open. There is a nice closet with nice looking doors for hanging pieces. Overall, the beds were comfortable and the stay was pleasant.

We chose to come here after our terrible quality inn "experience" in horse cave…read more The receptionist, Lena, was EXCEPTIONAL. Truly, so sweet and informative. We got a king suite with jacuzzi. The bed was WONDERFULLY comfortable. The jacuzzi was such a treat. The jets worked as they should. Our walk-in shower is awesome. Mini fridge/microwave worked flawlessly. The pool was small but just what you needed after a hot day. Thoroughly enjoyed our experience from top to bottom. If we come to cave city again, we'll be staying there! Thanks Lena!

After planning to take a trip with family to Mammoth Cave National park, I did some searching and…read morepeople recommended that this place be tried out. One of those roadside attractions that you really have to experience sometime in your life if you like quirky things. Apparently this is only one of three of these teepee villages left in the country after many more have been torn down. So I made my reservations online and less than a year later, we arrived! Keith and Megan are the owners and Keith greeted us and gave us quite the verbal tour and history. Him and Megan bought it five years ago and they are slowly updating everything to the original 1937 design but also keeping updated amenities in mind too. We stayed in number 10 and even though it has not been restored yet it was still clean and they put work into at least keeping it current until it gets a full restoration. The only complaint I had was there was not a lot of horizontal space to set things down. No nightstands either because it's a very tight space. No table at all in the bathroom either so it was hard to use toiletries. The air conditioner is in the window but eventually there will be a silent mini split installed and I can't wait to see that! The whole playground and fire pit area is completely vintage looking but still maintained. Guests came and went and it was always fun to watch different sets of kids enjoy all of the activities. We had a fire every night and Keith had one or two cats follow him down from his house who joined us and let us give them all the love. This was definitely a great stay and I'm looking forward to doing it again someday but I definitely want to stay in one of the more updated teepees. But they made it clear that anything we needed, we could just ask. Very nice people and you can tell they are really putting some love and TLC into this place. It might take a while to get it back there but they are not just skating by. The big teepee out front that used to be a restaurant and gift shop is going to be a coffee shop someday as well. Excited to see what happens in the future!

We had an amazing time at the wigwam village. When we arrived the owner came out and gave us a…read morehistory lesson about the place. It's been there since 1937. He built a bonfire at night and the guests sat around making s'mores. I met some really nice people from England. The room where so cute. I loved the rick rack tile in the bathroom. It had the original furniture in the room. The bed was very comfy. I highly recommend.

Every February for the past three years, I've driven from Ontario to New Orleans for Mardi Gras…read moreseason. I always need to stop in Kentucky or Tennessee on the way down and back at the halfway-ish point. I had enough Airmiles to book this hotel both on the drive down and the trip back. I arrived in the early evening both times and was greeted by the same clerk. She was friendly and we even joked around about Mardi Gras when I came back. It was nice she remembered me. Check-in was easy and hassle-free. I've had other hotels double charge me or put a big hold on my card for 'incidentals,' but they didn't do that. They just ran the card in case any charges were incurred, but they never charged anything to it. The first stay, I had a room with two double beds. I booked that way, wasn't paying attention. I prefer a king-sized bed. That was what I had on the way back and, although the double bed wasn't super uncomfortable, the king bed offered a far better sleep. It was VERY comfortable. But I had a great sleep both nights. The entire hotel is one floor, so no stairs to mess with. I was in a room at the back the first stay, but it was still a very short walk from the car: easy in/easy out. Even better the second stay. I was in room 102 and got to park right in front of my room door. The fast unload and load up the next morning was greatly appreciated. The area was well-lit and felt very safe with other businesses close by. I travel alone most times, so that is important. The rooms were very clean and provided anything you might need. There was only one little spot where it looked like some lotion was mashed into the carpet by the bathroom door, but that would be very difficult to get out with a routine cleaning. Everything else was very clean. Each room was large and had my three must-haves when travelling: in-room coffee maker, fridge for cream when on the go and a luggage rack for my huge suitcase so I don't have to bend over to root through it. This hotel also did something I haven't seen at other places that made me very happy: the in-room coffee packs. I like a LOT of coffee in the morning and they provided six packs of regular (there was decaf too, but I see zero point in that lol). Most places only give you two. I had early mornings to start a long drive and really appreciated that extra coffee. The morning clerk was also super friendly at checkout and wished me a safe drive. There are also many gas stations around and places to eat as well. If you make the very well worth it drive to Turtlelinis for pizza, there is a convenience store around the corner that is stocked as well as a small grocery store. So, if you want a clean comfortable place to stay that provides extra amenities like the fridge and microwave and lots of coffee, I definitely recommend the Super 8 Wyndham Cave City! Will return for my Mardi Gras trip in 2021.

This Super 8 is a great deal, so convenient too. It's not too far away from Mammoth Cave National…read morePark, so it makes for a nice home-base as you are visiting the Park. Really had I known, I would have planned to stay at least a couple of nights total to explore more of Mammoth Caves. The price is a great value, with a free breakfast it's a lot of bang for very little buck. There is a pool and jacuzzi, they looked quite inviting. We did not take advantage of these options only because we were a little beat coming back from our Cave tour early in the day. Checking in was a breeze, the clerk was very friendly, got to love this area of the country, we find friendly folks are plentiful. Breakfast was good, eggs, sausage, bread items, oj and more. We fueled up ;) on the eats for the next part of our journey. There is a cute gazebo area out the backdoor to sit at while enjoying your meal, how special is that. Remember this is a Super 8, so realize it's not going to be fancified, but it is definitely good enough. The room was quite clean too! Yes I'd stay here again.

Overall a sold place to stay for the price! The rooms could be a littler nicer but for the price…read moreit's not a bad deal.

If you are planning to go to Compfort Inn in Cave City,Kentucky plan on bringing something to cover…read moreyour eyes so you can sleep at night.The parking lot has large spotlights beaming through the windows.We had to put a clip on the curtains to close them because you can only close the sheer ones all the way.

Ugh. We wanted to stop around the Cave City area for some tourism without breaking the bank and…read moreended up... well, here. Everything about this place seemed like the owners were being as cheap as possible to squeeze whatever profit they could out of it. When we checked in, the guy INSISTED we pay in cash, even though the booking I made online obviously had me reserve using my credit card. Makes me think he's probably involved with tax evasion. :/ Like, what does it say about your customer service when you force someone to pay cash so you can avoid a debt card fee? Jerkwad. Also possibly homophobic? I reserved a single king for us but again he just decided to give us a room with two beds instead. Like what even? We got one of the rooms upstairs. Be careful if the stairs are wet or damp, they are VERY slippery and you could easily fall and hurt yourself if you aren't careful. The room was really big... pointlessly big, almost like deserted dance hall vibes. Awkwardly it made it more obvious how painfully underfurnished the room was... a tiny sad flatscreen far from the bed, a desk with a folding chair... the mini fridge was set so low that it barely kept things chill let alone cold. The shower was the only okay thing. The A/C unit was functional but spastic once it got to the thermostat setting as it would hum to life only to be on for a minute at most. The bathroom mirror was ludicrously tiny. Of course the towels were small and rough AF. I was willing to give them a try but y'all should avoid this place. Just let it die.

There is no ice machine, they just made up a fee (not a deposit) for my service dog, and I stay in…read morenice hotels that never do that. The tv is literally 20 ft from the bed, and it's only like a 19 inch. The bed is uncomfortable and the room smells funny. I would highly recommend to keep driving and find anywhere else I would give it zero stars but it wouldn't let me. 1 star is too gracious

Bed bugs snd the owners/employees are rude and act like hgey don't understand English. Idk where…read morethey come from but bed bugs are NOT cool here. The hotel has a sign that clearly says if you are NOT satisfied with your stay and we are the cause we will refind your money 100% thats a lie. I call the office and they are rude. They sure don't want to hear what you have to say. VERY VERY VERY RUDE.

On Sunday, April 13, 2025, I checked into the Baymont Motel located at 799 Mammoth Cave Street,…read moreCave City, KY 42127. I had a reservation from April 13, 2025, through April 18, 2025. Upon check-in, I was greeted by a very unpleasant Ogre. She was apparently new and not trained and could not find my reservation. After about 15 minutes another associate helped get me checked in. On Thursday, April 17, 2025, at approximately 11:30 am housekeeping knocked on my door, even though I had the do not disturb sign on my door and had paid through Friday. I am working in the area graveyard and sleeping during the day. When I didn't answer the door the same Ogre that checked me in started pounding quite loudly on my door and demanding I leave the room. I was still in bed and had no intention of getting up. I shouted, "I paid for five nights and check out Friday. Apparently, the Ogre didn't like my answer and added another night to my bill having me check out on Saturday, April 19, 2025. I called the front desk Thursday night to ask why they charged me through Saturday, and they apparently did not know the Ogre added the night, apparently just to be malicious. They finally removed the fraudulent charge, and the Ogre had the audacity to blame the computer instead of apologizing for her hostility in trying to break down the door, when she was the one that tried to check me in and should have known I paid for five days. Upon checking out I went to get my receipt and when I called the Ogre out for banging on my door, she started yelling at me and told me to leave. The owner was standing off to the side like a spinless coward and offered no resolution. DO NOT stay at this hell hole!!! If anyone has had a similar situation at this property, please let me know. I'd like to file a class action lawsuit against this property and the franchisor Wyndam Hotels.

What a great little place to stay! Always stay in Cave City as I drive down to Mardi Gras every…read moreyear from Ontario. I love that area just off the highway where the T-Rex statue stands by the southbound I-65 exit 53 ramp. The area is VERY well lit. There are gas stations and, even though I rarely eat fast food, there are a ton of options around there. I've stayed at different locations around that area and only one was not good. I'm reviewing this as it is. I don't review hotels with lesser stars as if they should be some luxury spot. This is a budget-friendly place that provided everything I needed. You can clearly see that it is an older property, but they have put in the work to keep it up. The paint looked new and the floors looked new too. The place was spotless. Bed was very comfortable. TV worked and there was a good selection of channels. Luggage rack was in the room, which I love. You can get your large suitcase up to grab level and open it up without lugging up and down off the bed or a table. There was a desk with a chair, VERY clean fridge and microwave - in fact the over-the-top 'fancy' hotel I stayed at in The Quarter didn't have a fridge but they brought one and it was disgusting. This place was a fraction of the price nightly and had more amenities and was cleaner. There was even a little safe in the room. It had far more extras than some of the pricey places I've stayed before. Lots of lighting and the lamps had electrical outlets, always love that. You got an in-room coffee maker, iron and board, little soaps, lots of clean towels. The bed was soft enough, which is rare. I have RA and a hard, stiff mattress hurts my joints worse. I always get in later with the long drive, and the front desk clerk was very friendly. Always nice after being in the car all day. I had a room on the first floor and parking spot outside the door. The door to the room would stay open, and I usually don't leave it open for safety, but I felt fine unloading the car like that. No one was around (a Wednesday night) and there was so much light in the parking lot. Didn't worry about my car at all. It was cold and snowing, and the heater worked great. A fabulous place to stay for the night...or even the week. Great sleep, coffee in the morning with cream I brought and could put in the nice fridge. Felt very safe as a woman traveling alone and had a wonderful sleep. Bonus was the very easy in and out loading, and a more than fair price. Would definitely stay here again and do recommend!

Comfortable, Huge King Bed! Clean Room. We used BringFido.com to locate pet friendly hotels and…read morebooked through them - No pet fee July 2025! Excellent, friendly and quick check-in service. Despite the Inn's scruffy-looking exterior and grounds, we found our room to be very clean, freshly painted, with clean caulking in the bathroom. We had a small dining table with 2 chairs in lieu of a sofa - practical when traveling with our pet in hot summer days and eating in our room (although I did miss the seating). The air-conditioning worked well. Ice machine right around the corner from our room. K-cup machine in room. No rowdy neighbors and a great dining/take-out place within walking distance - Bucky Bee's BBQ. After several nights on the road with uncomfortable beds, I felt like weeping with gratitude when I sat down on the comfortable bed. A good night's sleep in a comfortable bed with comfortable temperature in a location I felt safe in. Definitely would stay here again.

We were looking for a place to stay near Mammoth Cave National Park and ran across this place…read moreonline. We had an odd experience because they were filming a movie on site that prevented us from seeing much of the public areas. The movie was a religious film that required burning a cross the night we stayed (yes...I'm being for real and not exaggerating). Also, the movie crew was kinda noisy. The place is extremely dated. It has obviously not been updated since the 70's. That said, it was clean and well maintained considering. My only real complaint about the room is that the air conditioner was not big enough to keep the room cool. If you like rustic and inexpensive, then this is the place for you.

Stayed there as a kid in the mid-70's and the place literally hasn't changed! Well, the pool is…read moreclosed and the mini golf is gone. Tennis court should be fixed or removed. The planters didn't have flowers but the weeds were lovely. Seriously, inside was clean, staff was nice, a small bar with wine tasting was neat and clean looking. The rooms need a little updating. The windows and sills need to be cleaned. The small AC was at capacity to partially cool room. It was hot so not knocking it, it just isn't big enough. The room was large with big windows. They need curtains because the blinds won't fully block out the rising sun! I can't sleep late in a bright room. The furniture, probably original to the room, was clean and adequate. The mattress was ok, bedding was ok, too. I'd prefer some better pillows and something thicker than flat! The room was super clean except behind the table, which I wouldn't seen if I hadn't dropped something. The resort is very dated but charming. I'd prefer it as is and charming but with some modern day amenities. They should also spend a little to make it look nice out front! Kill the weeds and plant some flowers. It shows this place is for guys but hey, girls wanna have fun, too...in a nice place! Make it look good for them! Overall, I'd return.

Where do I begin! This hidden gem is stunningly beautiful! The owners were absolutely wonderful!…read moreAccommodations in our particular suite (Joy Suite) were phenomenal! The bed is amazingly comfortable! Breakfast in the morning was absolutely wonderful as well! We loved getting to know the other families passing through and step back in time and history of the Grand Victorian Inn, we absolutely will be back!

Super friendly, both the owners and the staff! All were very welcoming. The owners have great…read moresenses of humors if you get a chance to visit with them. They are very hands on, serving breakfast and covering the reception desk. The other staff are also very friendly and helpful. The inn is filled with a lot of memorabilia and old books. It if fun to look at it all. The nice thing is it is well kept, not dusty or moldy smelling. Lots of old pictures and photos. All the rooms have their own bathroom. Ours was compact but had all the necessaries. The room was comfortable. Like the rest of the inn it had old books and other antiques. The bed had a hand stitched quilt. It was comfortable. The light from the street lamps outside was bright so the room was not dark. I do not know what the rooms on the back were like. The television though small got over 100 channels. The train passed by 2 - 3 times a night so I was glad I had earplugs to help. Breakfast was not included and was $10 per person. It was served family style. Scrambled eggs, waffles and bacon served with juice and coffee. They are located off the Mammoth Cave Railroad trail and within 7 miles of the park. If you are looking for somewhere to stay near Mammoth Caves the Grand Victoria is a great option.