Sheets were stained and I was told I could get better ones and make my own bed. AC did not blow…read morecool air and we stayed in a pet friendly room that had a lot of fleas. Had to put my dog in flea meds and my daughter got bit.

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for 4 nights. I was a little skeptical bc yes I judge on how the…read moreoutside looks but I bought it anyways because we needed to be closer to his job. there's so much more, but these are the main points that I wanted to tell Pros: Clean lobby Understanding and friendly staff Cons: No variety breakfast First night in me, and my boyfriend got bedbugs or something it looks like the bed wasn't made when we got here We changed the sheets ourselves!!! We only got one keycard (there were 2 people) Non smoking room smelled like smoke but I don't mind just don't call it non smoking and it smells like cigarettes

The Walking Horse Lodge definitely likes horses. In the main area there is lots of horse…read morememorabilia and artwork. Overall, the rooms are alright. Everything is pretty old, but it looked clean. It's not too expensive, so if you're not too picky about the age of amenities, you'll be fine.

Very decent hotel for the age. Our room was clean and the bedding was fresh. The maids were very…read morenice and helpful. We were there for a few months while our apartment was being remodeled and the office people were great. It's an older hotel so my expectations were mediocre, and they surpassed them at every turn. Really wish the pool was going or at least a jacuzzi, but it was winter. Overall it was a good expierience and would recommend them.

Fantastic location, fantastic owner. Best River access in Middle Tennessee. I fully recommend.read more

I don't know if this campground is under new ownership since these 8-9 year ago reviews or not. I…read moredo know the "southern hospitality " and "enjoying people" is FAR from true now. I have never been to such an unprofessional place in my life and HIGHLY recommend you PASS IT UP! They will verbally attack you and threaten violence. We ranged in age of 2-70. How we deserved such treatment after making arrangements, is beyond me. No one was drunk except the said owner's boyfriend and "crew." Beware of this place folks. Sorry Yelp... I can't be funny with this review.

We stayed for almost a week and really enjoyed it! Jennifer, the front desk administrator, was…read moreabsolutely wonderful. Helped us in several ways! They keep the place groomed and well cared for!!! We will definitely stay again if in the area!

What a lovely place! Beautiful green space right off HWY 65. We stopped on our way through; great…read moreplace for an extended stay and see the surrounding areas like Nashville w/o all the crazy chaos and traffic. All spots full H/U, all pull through for Big Rig friendly set ups. Nothing fancy but a nice playground for kids. Very clean bathroom and laundry

The inn is in an old house with modern conveniences. Our breakfast vouchers were accompanied by…read morehandwritten notes. When I entered my room, I was greeted by the smell, the pleasant smell of old wood. The location was very convenient, being close both MTSU and downtown. The snacks were convenient when my son got hungry. One night, I ordered delivery to avoid going out in a threatened thunderstorm. The kitchen and dining room were very useful. Overall, there was lots of character. I suppose you could consider the broken, very out of tune piano to be a part. (The middle F key is impeded from striking strings. When you and your son are big music fans, you notice such things.)

The venue: beautiful and has a lot of Southern Charm with hardwood floors, brick wall, beautiful…read moreporch with greenery, and antique furniture but has just enough that's been updated to make it look great while keeping all the important character! Also had a beautiful carriage in the front that we were able to use to take pictures in!! The decor/day of coordinator: Molly (the day of coordinator) made our wedding reception seamless. She was communicative at all the right times to smooth out the details ahead of time to make sure our wedding was perfect and everything we wanted was taken care of. She did a great job on the decor and at a great price! The food was amazing! Afterwards, the guests kept talking about the food not being "gross wedding food" it was amazing food! I couldn't recommend them more for a wedding or reception venue!

We stayed in the "The Lucerne - Our Green Room". The room was decorated very nicely, with a large…read morecomfortable bed and perfect pillows. We slept like babies on in this bed! Plenty of dresser space for longer stays. Nice desk space if you need to pop open a laptop. This is a beautiful old home with a rich history. Ideal for a bed and breakfast experience. Wonderful hosts!!!!!! Breakfast was simply incredible, homemade gourmet meals like we've never experienced. Visited these not-to-be-missed places in the area.... * George Dickel Distillery-we didn't have time for the tour,but did a tasting. Purchased a bottle of 13 year George Dickel bottled-in-bond. Super fun experience, nice and knowledgeable employees. * Humble Barron at Nearest Green Distillery- we loved this place, visited TWICE! The bartenders are true mixologists. Ate a snack of veggie quesadillas one night. There was music until 9. We would definitely stay here again!!!

Our stay here was fantastic!!!! We were very well taken care of. I didn't get to enjoy the…read morebreakfast but the owners were nice enough to save me some bacon! We arrived a little late around 8:00 pm. After a 7 hour drive. We were greeted and everyone introduced themselves. I was hunting the next morning so we settled in pretty quick. The rooms and beds were great there was a mini fridge and a television. In the room. The rooms were very clean the house is an older house, but so full of character. Even though it was winter we still enjoyed sitting on the front porch. When you take a shower it will take just a few minutes for the hot water to travel to the upstairs of the house, but this wasn't a problem at all!!! The wife and I definitely recommend that you stay here!!! The owners are very gracious, very pleasant and friendly! My wife did have the breakfast and said it was great! I didn't get a chance to eat my bacon until on the way home the next morning. I don't care if it set in the fridge overnight and I ate it cold! It was delicious!!! So if you are near Shelbyville and want something much better than just the normal hotel room, Cinnamon Ridge bed-and-breakfast is a great place to stay!

We had originally planned on going to Rippa Villa after visiting Bell Buckle but since there were…read moreno tickets available online we decided to go to Oakland Mansion. A good decision. With a friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff we couldn't have had a better experience. This is a beautiful and stunningly gorgeous mansion that was owned and maintained for years by the Maney family. Although during the week days it's a self guided tour there were plenty of signs/markers in each room that explained much. Plus there was a docent who around who answered all questions and in fact offered my wife to see a video of the upstairs. Unfortunately my wife's arthritis had made it a bit difficult to climb up the stairs to see the beautiful bedrooms. We truly enjoyed our visit and my wife even purchased a pie bird in the gift shop as a memento.

We saw the Tempest here at the outdoor theater. It's honestly a hidden gem. Tucker away from the…read moreheart of the downtown Mufreesboro off the beaten path. It has mature trees, hidden theatre, beautiful flowers, and a picture book surroundings.

Very nice and suggestive and how to throw. We had hardly a wait. But remember NO OPEN SHoes!!!read more

This rage room was a little disappointing to me. Compared to my experience at another one, the…read moreprotection wasn't enough to enjoy my time. At the other one I've been to, we got protective boots to wear, a jumpsuit, hard hat, gloves and a full face mask. Here we got those things except a full face mask and boots. They have regular goggles and you wore your own shoes. I wore tennis shoes because I thought we would be switching out shoes for protective boots. I was wrong. I had to watch everywhere I stepped to make sure I didn't step on shards of glass and a few times, small fragments of glass flew in my face. I left with a small scratch on my forehead and small shards in my hairline. It's like they went under the hard hat. We spent five plus minutes in the parking lot afterwards, trying to remove glass from our shoes and hairlines. We got a private room, which was nice versus sharing with strangers. The room came with a Bluetooth compatible speaker for your personal playlist but it sounded very staticy and the connection kept dropping. While I appreciated this option over them playing whatever songs they wanted overhead, this made me made and I couldn't release my anger and frustrations properly out of fear of stepping on glass or getting hit in my face with it. I had to stop raging every five minutes to turn back on the Bluetooth speaker and to recalibrate it. I don't think I'll come back to this one.