Our stay was fine even though they are updating and remodeling. The room was clean and comfortable…read more They had complementary breakfast which included bacon eggs sausage biscuits and gravy fresh fruit and waffles. They only had 2-pillows instead of the normal 4-pillows in most hotels now. All the staff was very kind and helpful.

Both the lobby and hotel room absolutely REEK of smoke...didn't know that was still allowed at…read moreplaces or why they don't have a non smoking option. The location is sketchy and the bottom of the bathtub is disgusting and there are stains on the bedsheets and shower curtain.

DO NOT STAY HERE! No sooner did my family get into their room and got settled family found that…read morethere were bugs in the bed and cockroach's all over. I would never allow my family to stay here again. If I could give it a 0 star I would

HORRIBLE!!!!!! I reserved a non-smoking double bed room through hotels.com and when I arrived they…read moregave me a smoking single room. I asked to be placed in the room I reserved and the staff refused to do so. I said that they should honor the booking I made through hotels.com to which he responded "well that's their policy and this is mine. You have to pay another $80 if you want a non-smoking room." The room smelled unbearably bad so I barely slept all night, stayed out of my room until right before I had to go to bed and woke up as early as I could to leave. It was so nasty I didn't even bring my things into the room. Not to mention they've got cockroaches!!!

This is a review of the fixed price dinner at Evins mill. We were not staying at the inn but close…read moreby in our family's lake cabin. We wanted a night out and honestly the options are few in Smithville. Evins Mill has a dinner for $75 per person for 4 courses. Take my advice and save your money. Nothing about it was fine dining. The appetizer course consists of a few slices of cheese and crackers. Salad was straight out of a bag. Chicken Bousin looked and tasted like it came from Costco. Rib eye steak was very tough and chewy. With a bottle of wine and tip, the dinner was over $230! I really wanted to like it, but, just "no".

Really amazing secluded resort. Dinner was amazing. The hiking trails aren't too bad and the…read morewaterfall is gorgeous. They have fishing but you'll want to bring your own pole and bait/tackle. They have a game room with foosball, ping pong, and billiards. Staff are extremely courteous and wonderful.

First off, I do want to acknowledge the renovations that took place some years ago. It was a…read morewelcomed overhaul of the Inn. I had a great stay here overall. Parking is great for the size of the Inn. There are times where it can get a little full, but there are additional parking spots on campus or at the Hospital nearby. The staff is typically polite and willing to help direct you to your destination. I had a great experience during my stay. The room itself was clean and felt fresh. An opportunity for some of the rooms would be to take a look at the plumbing. My room in particular had slow drainage and the toilet would run for some time after flushing. Luckily the bathroom door was solid enough to block out the running toilet noise when viewing the television. While I did not partake in dinner at Shakerrag (onsite restaurant) this trip, I have had their offerings before for an event at the Inn and it was pretty good. Decent pricing (for Sewanee) as well. Overall it was a good stay and I had a peaceful night at the end of the hall. Not too much foot traffic and easy enough to get around.

We just decided to go for breakfast, it was really good! We went twice, first I got the pancakes,…read morethey were great! Then we got the grit howls, I'm not a fan of grits but the eggs, bacon, and biscuit were really good!

My wife and I love this bed and breakfast. We stayed at the Bonnie Blue on our wedding night and…read morewe were taken care of very well. breakfast is delicious. They will cook you anything you ask for. We are vegan and the fruit served was fresh and tasty. The house itself is a treasure. The location is very quiet on a back road yet super simple to find. The beds are comfy and everything is super clean. We recommend Bonnie Blue!

I will start by saying that this place is great! My wife and I visited recently for a weekend…read moregetaway in the off-peak winter month of February and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The initial booking interaction with the front office manager was excellent, and she went out of her way to make sure we were familiarized with the property, how to get in and out of the coded gate, and where to find our documents/keys, etc. as we were checking in late upon arrival. The cabin was beautiful, if not a tad outdated in the typical "Gatlinburg mountain-style" motif, and was settled nicely by itself without an immediate neighbor, so we felt very comfortable, secluded, and able to fully relax - the ideal weekend getaway environment! What was even better was the pricing. Our cabin was a 2 bedroom, 3 bath, fully stocked kitchen with all appliances, dishware, silverware, etc, and a living room area with 2 couches, a lounge chair, including a flat panel with tv access, and all across 2 stories. Everything was very well cleaned, the loft area was beautiful, and even had an in-room whirlpool-jetted tub. Everything they said they'd do, they did. Great service, nice location very close to the Fall Creek Falls State Park, and within 15 mins either way of the nearest town for additional options. Overall, we'd most certainly visit here again the next time we're looking for a hike along the beautiful falls nearby!

Charming place near Fall Creek Falls State Park. The Villas are great with a great view of The…read morePlateau and the surrounding woods. Great hiking. Pet friendly! We will be back.

Our room was "fine"......the remote wasn't working but they fixed when they called....it was mainly…read morethe details that got me, there was a disgusting coffee maker in the room, the carpet was falling off the wall, no cover on the wall outlet, not cleaned in a while. Just needs cleaned up!!!

I normally don't leave reviews, but I feel like I'd be a disgrace if I didn't tell you how bad it…read moreis. First: There's HAIR IN THE SHOWER. Second: There's brown stains on the bed. Third: The "complimentary" breakfast is Toast, 2 Things of Cereal, and waffles you have to make. Fourth the soap bar they give you is about the size of the palm of your hand. Fifth the outlets are behind the nightstand so you have to move it to charge you phone. For $84 a night I think it could be a bit better. If I could leave 0 stars I would.

Last Christmas my boyfriends mum bought us a gift card to stay one night at the Ledford Mill Bed…read moreand Breakfast in Wartrace Tennessee. We ended up redeeming the card on my Birthday in March. We hadn't really been on vacation since the previous Fall so we were excited about spending a night away from the same old, same old. The mill is not hard to get to, between Nashville, just past Shelbyville and before Tullahoma. If you're looking for an alternative to the tourist hotels in nearby Lynchburg you may want to consider the mill as your overnight location. We arrived later in the evening, probably after 4 in fact, and were greeted by Inn owner John Spear. He was just about to take one of the other guests on a tour of the mill, so we joined them! Everything was explained in detail, where the all access kitchen was, how our bathroom had all the original mill nuts, bolts, gears and wheels. We stayed in the Creek room, which has it's own private deck looking out of the woods, and is bigger than any hotel room I've ever stayed in. It has a giant clawfoot tub and the lofted area for the bed is built right in to the rock wall. This room and the Falls room are on the first level. The second level is an antique shop and the mills kitchen and dining area. The third level is Loft another guest room has it's own balcony. We were introduced to Tom Cruise. Yes Tom Cruise...the mill cat. An ancient feline who calls the mill home. He spent the entire night with us in our bedroom sleeping on the rug. If you don't like cats, it's easy enough to shove him out. We settled in for the night. The mill does not have television, dvds, or internet. It's quiet, extremely quiet. They do offer a vcr and television in each room and have a library of old VHS to pick from. We ended up using the claw foot tub, making ourselves dinner in the funky old kitchen and hanging out with Tom. The next morning I saw an owl flying around when I got up super early to the use the bathroom. There I am peeing and an owl is flying around the woods outside the window! We asked to have breakfast around 8am and right on time, John and his wife Mildred had cooked up some breakfast for everyone upstairs. A cheesy potato sausage dish, corn fritters and pineapple. Mildred is one of the funniest people I've ever met. The Spears are wonderful welcoming people with a wealth of knowledge about the area the mill is located in. After a lengthy breakfast discussion we went outside to explore the grounds. Tom Cruise followed us. We took the garden path from our back deck, that leads to the waterfall. The mill sits in a gully that stays quite cool in the hot months, and is situated over a creek. The creek flows through a wild garden area that leads to a huge rock waterfall. It's absolutely gorgeous, although I've added pictures to this review, I really think you have to go and see it for yourself. It's one of the more unique places I've ever been to, let alone slept in. I mean common an old mill, turned in to a bed and breakfast?! Super cool. PS. I heard recently that old Tom Cruise disappeared this past summer, and although he's done that before, they think this time it's for good. Maybe he went back to Hollywood.

The best day of my life happened here. I thought I was meeting my girlfriend here for pictures, but…read morewhen I arrived, she was standing by the waterfall in a beautiful wedding gown. I had asked her numerous times to marry me and she finally granted my wish. That vision of her lovely form framed by the beauty of the waterfall will forever be etched into my mind. We stayed the night in the establishment and it was quite comfortable. The antique mill equipment and decorations were very interesting. I will definitely stay here many more times in the future. Thank you so much for your hospitality and generosity.

My nephew and I recently toured Falcon Rest Mansion & Gardens. Our tour guide George was very…read moreknowledgeable and an awesome tour guide. We got to see the room where my sister and I were born when it was a hospital. The house has been beautifully restored. I would highly recommend anyone to take a tour of this historical Mansion.

Hubby & I enjoyed our day at Falcon Rest! George & Charlene has single handedly renovated this…read morebeautiful home and grounds for decades. That sweet couple saw an abandoned place (a land mark community hone) and knew they could fix it to nearly the original splendor. It is soooo worth spending the day there, and take advantage of the sweet little cafe. We just loved our lunch. The home was built with all the modern conveniences when indoor plumbing or electric were unheard of! It saw many different owners, including a doctor who turned the home into a hospital! It was even where the first hip surgery was ever done in the county. A must see!!!