Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this wonderful Bed & Breakfast! The NEW OWNERS have only owned Eureka…read morefor 90 days, as of 12-6-23. Curtis & Carol are the loveliest of people! The historic building is to die for, and Curtis is sooo informative as to the history! The breakfast today was so yummy, and served family style with elegant 19th century dining service. Last night we sat in the parlor with C&C as well the guests and munched on fresh homemade bread with butter with warming drinks all around. Very homey and welcoming! Jonesborough is such a charming town and the oldest in Tennessee. Can't wait to come back for a longer stay! Thank you Curtis & Carol , we wish you much much success in this new adventure.

My wife and I had an amazing experience at the Historic Eureka Inn! Carol, the owner, made us feel…read moreso welcome, and was attentive to any need we had. The whole place has a great vibe and we highly recommend.

I love staying at country inn & suites but this one was an Interesting 2 night stay. Upon entry you…read morecan tell the hotel is old and they've tried to remodel it a bit but ground level looks more like a motel with the doors to the outside. Front lobby and desk were nice but I got to my room and there was no remote for the tv. I called down and they told me they were all out of remotes. And the buttons didn't work on the tv itself so no tv for me. Also had a brief issue with lights before I realized I needed to have both light switches flipped on at the door for the rest of the unit to work. Shower was fine and comfortable bed so not all bad. Just never heard of a hotel not having remote controls. Breakfast provided was bare minimum and didn't look good so I passed.

Stayed and room 113 was balcony and they tried to say that when we checked out there was heavy…read moresmoke first of all who checks out and smokes in a hotel room. Anyway and nobody smoked in that room they ripped us off $250 that was my last dollar so be careful they don't rip you off as well cuz even when you don't smoke they're going to say this heavy smoking there

This place was conveniently located; easily accessible from the highway, good businesses nearby,…read morebut relatively quiet at the bottom of a hill. I got a thorough welcome. The drains in the room were quite poor; I suspect in suites the issue may be that there is a mini-kitchen but no sink to wash a dish in. Regardless, something they need to work on. There is a small outdoor seating area and indoor pool. The breakfast was modest in scope but had some quality items and oat milk for those in need. The wifi was quite snappy. I was a tad aggravated with the bathroom but otherwise a good stop here.

Mold and dirty shower after "cleaning " twice! I am in town for medical treatment and this is…read morenasty! I do not recommend coming here unless you have a strong immune system and don't care about the filthy environment.

It has been just over a week from the time that I had to leave the ranch. I have refrained from…read morewriting a review until I could really give it some thought and attention. We were welcomed from the first moment (and we arrived later than expected but a text to Lynn had us feeling confident we were headed to the right place, because the last few miles can seem like you are in the middle of nowhere). I woke up after the first night tent camping and instantly had tears in my eyes while enjoying sunrise with a cup of coffee. It is so incredibly beautiful, it honestly felt like a gift to be there. The land is beautiful, well maintained, and perfect for a couples or family getaway (I am actually planning a few lone trips because I felt such a spirit connection here). There are numerous sites for camping, the lodge is super cute and I will probably stay a few times at one of the rooms there. The entire ranch is stunning and we felt like we were among family the entire time. We had freedom to socialize if we desired, but had plenty of space to go off on our own. We enjoyed coffee in the morning, a glass of wine at night, and our days were full of hiking, horseback riding, and sometimes just enjoying the ability to unplug. I implore you to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner (at least one of each) to get the full extent of how great this side of the Ranch is. I highly recommend the biscuits and gravy, but nothing compares to the has brown casserole that is handmade by Lynn and is a culinary delight! The chicken Cesar wraps are a great lunch to take if you plan on going on a hike (with a quick text to the owner, we had lunch packed up for us and ready to o when we headed out to Rainbow falls). The dinners have a community feel, though you could certainly take it to go. We enjoyed both the cafeteria style dinners as well as bacon cheeseburgers (drool-worthy). The area is perfectly located to give you a break from reality but close enough to Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Seiverville (easy day trips and we spent a day in each area). Rainbow Falls, Grotto Falls, and countless other outdoor adventures are also a quick drive, but there is also a lot that can be done on the ranch. We enjoyed walking the farm, petting the horses, and decided to take a trail ride. It was such an adventure. The guides were extremely thoughtful of my anxiety/fear of horses while also encouraging to my partner's comfort and ease around them (giving each of us room to enjoy the ride as we needed). They also became like friends/family by the time we left (we even extended our stay by one day because we did not want to leave). I truly want to see them succeed, they have a great story, and have encouraged all of my family and friends to visit. I hope to make this place a regular getaway spot. Don't wait, book it now!! Tips: * If tent camping, make sure you account for possible rainy weather (think shoes/boots if it gets muddy) * Be aware that it can get windy at night, you are at the base of a mountain - tents should be securely tethered * Bring a treat for the horses, you won't regret making friends with them * Communicate with the owners/hands, the idea here is a bed and breakfast even if you are camping. * Don't be shy to reach out when you want a meal, being that they are a small operation, there may not always be someone readily available but they will accommodate if given a heads up (and won't make you feel guilty for it) * Branch out of your comfort zone, have a conversation with other campers or visitors

One of the most beautiful places on Earth. Kind and helpful staff. Beautiful horses, beautiful…read moretrails, clean lodge. Thanks for a great visit.

We stayed here for two nights over Thanksgiving weekend. We do not have family where we live in…read moreNorth Carolina and have been using the Thanksgiving weekend each year to explore within driving distance. This year we decided to check out the Johnson City, Tennessee area. We booked online prior to our arrival via the Hilton app and used a combination of points and money. We are big fans of the Home2 Suites line of Hilton properties. When we arrived we stopped at the front counter to get a physical room key even though we had requested a digital key during the online check in. We were fortunate enough to be greeted by the General Manager, Kyle. We had some conversation about the area and the recent flooding due to Hurricane Helene. We learned the hotel has been here for approximately three years. We were both very impressed with how it has been maintained and enjoyed learning more about the area from Kyle. We are very familiar and pleased with the room configuration at Home2 Suites and really appreciate the kitchenette. This is the first property we've been to where they included a new dish sponge, sealed in the packaging in the kitchenette area, which was appreciated. Our room on the third floor was very clean, comfortable and quiet. The shower pressure was great and we enjoyed a relaxing evening before exploring the area the next day. We learned the next morning just how convenient this location is to breakfast options since we prefer to eat outside of the complimentary hotel breakfast. We also noticed that in addition to their large parking lot, they also have a cul-de-sac type parking area for guests who may be pulling a trailer, ATVs, etc. Overall this was a great stay for us.

Place is amazing holy cow best hotel ever 10/10 5/5 and it has a pool and the rooms have king size…read morebeds

We had a very pleasant one night stay. No issues at all. They were able to check us in early which…read morewas great after a long day of driving. I booked the "premium" King I think it was. Anyways, I felt that it was worth it. Very spacious room. HUGE bathroom. I have two "complaints" if you can call them that. 1. The TV is too small for 2026 and the price point. 2. The pool is nice, but it is small and leaves a lot to be desired. Anyways, if I am ever in JC again, I would stay here without hesitation.

What an absolute treat and lovely hotel across from ETSU. They have military rate from Monday to…read moreThursday and hooked me up. The place is super clean and staff is super helpful. The rooms are great and this place has a nice life to it. The restaurant is great and it's centrally located to a lot of things. Def need to stay here if can.

Was looking for a unique place to have breakfast and Nice popped up. It was only a couple miles…read morefrom our hotel and was EXCELLENT! The setting is vineyard with a boutique hotel. The restaurant is underneath with a look view of part of the vineyard. We asked and it's only been open a couple of years. I had Shakshuka and have to say it was as good if not better than anything I've had in the middle east! I'm sure most people that eat here, are staying at the hotel. The waitress was surprised when we said we weren't. Don't let that stop you, it's a beautiful setting with great food. Helpful hint: Wine tastings don't start until noon. So, if you want to do that plan for a later breakfast.

Small vineyard in Bristol!…read more Everything smells like their smoked meats (great smell). Quick, friendly service. Came here for our anniversary to do a wine tasting.

We've stayed at hundreds of B&Bs over the years. The friendly hospitality our party of 9 received…read morefrom owners Chuck and Dona Harris equaled the very best of them. The two breakfasts we had were plentiful, delicious and contained a wide variety of both hot and cold items. The inn is located in the Jonesborough historic district just a couple of blocks from main street.

The lady that checked us in last night was so sweet and kind! We brought our dog so they are a pet…read morefriendly location. Our room was clean beds were comfy. They had an outdoor pool that looked nice but we didn't use it. They also had complimentary breakfast but we also didn't eat it this morning. My only complaint.... Housekeeping kept knocking on our door at 830 when check out was not until much later Our kids were out of town with family and this was our chance to sleep in but housekeeping had other plans. My advice... do not forget to hang your do not disturb tab.

Basing my 4-stars on expectations. Going in knowing this isn't the Ritz Carlton, I expect a good…read morestay in a clean room. This Hampton Inn consistently delivers and exceeds on some areas. Enough so that it's my main hotel wherever I visit Kingsport. Location - 5 out of 5 - beautiful views of the mountains but also easy access to the highways. There are restaurants and fast food nearby if needed. The building - 4 out of 5 - well maintained and clean. The rooms have reasonable wear but were in good condition. Comfort - 3 out of 5 - about what you would expect from a hotel bed and pillows. The room I stayed in this time (415) was rather large which was nice. Room amenities - 4 out of 5 - basic amenities such as microwave, fridge, coffee, and basic toiletries. What I really liked was the number of outlets. A total of about 10 in the room and 2 on each side of the bed. Also had basic USB in at least 3 of them (no USB-C). Though I didn't use either, they do have a pool and gym. Service - 3 out of 5 - everyone that I came into contact with was friendly, but then again I didn't come into contact with many people. Food - 3 out of 5 - basic breakfast food, nothing flashy. Always have hot options as well as cereal, yogurt, fruit. They switch up the hot options for those staying longer than a night. If visiting Kingsport, I highly recommend staying at this hotel.