We just had a great stay here this weekend! It's a cozy inn in an historic building, right in the…read moremiddle of Jamestown. It's operated much like an AirBnb, as guests are provided with their own keys and the hostess is not on site all the time. The hostess was very gracious! The accommodations, while retro, were quite nice - our bed was more comfortable than the bed we had the night before in a premium hotel chain. Coffee service, snacks, and a local phone are provided in a shared lounge. Central heat/air was perfect, and our shower was amazing - very hot and high pressure! We would definitely stay here again.

From the owner: A Boutique Inn located on the square of downtown Jamestown, TN within walking distance of shops,…read morerestaurants and stores. A place where love, laughter and friends are always welcome. Give visitors a taste of the Upper Cumberland Plateau. Great place to stay when visiting Pickett State Park, the Big South Fork National Recreational Park, Dale Hollow Lake or Historic Rugby.

I loved staying here. The people were so friendly and welcoming. I talked their ears off!! They…read moregave me good information where to go and eat and helped me out when my son got bit by ticks on our hike. They sell some ointment and it worked perfectly. I would love to stay here again.

It's not a chain, owned and managed for many years by the same family. We stayed here longer than…read moreexpected, while moving. Freddie & Cissy were more than accommodating. We felt at home! The rooms are super clean, most recently updated, amazingly inexpensive too !!

We have been coming to Crossville Tennessee since summer 2012 with the Chem Engineering staff of…read moreUAH we know the manager and she always treats us wonderfully. Location is just off interstate 40 and extremely convenient to the 6 golf courses in this area. (Crossville is know as the golf capital of Tennessee) great golf courses. I highly recommend coming to this area for a great week end!

They were remodeling/updating the building. However the staff were extremely nice & kind. The…read moremajor plus is their breakfast. It had everything we wanted & the breakfast person was perfection. If we had a business we'd hire her. She was on the ball, thorough and kept everything clean and smooth going.

This is my preferred hotel when we come to visit the Caryville/LaFollette area. Our family is…read moreoriginally from Caryville, and I've stayed at this hotel many, many times, over the past several years when we have come down to visit family. The entrance and the hallways are filled with local historical photos, news clippings & ephemera, antiques, old farming equipment, classic cars, and tons of other things to look at. The llamas outside are a certainly a unique feature, and are quite endearing to watch. The rooms are very comfortable, many with lovely balconies and views of the lake. Those that look out to the back of the property offer an occasional glimpse of the llamas grazing on the land surrounding the hotel. Linens and towels are always top notch and freshly laundered. Occasionally I have had small issues with noise from neighbouring rooms, but usually when families with children are staying in them. Normally I sleep well and am not disturbed by other customers. The breakfast has been really well done the times when I have been there. A great selection of standard hot and cold items. Copious amounts of tea and coffee. I can't recommend it highly enough if you're coming to the area and want a great hotel without the crazy price tag that some local resorts might charge.

We are driving to Flotida from Michigan. Our initial plan was to stop for the night on the other…read moreside of Atlanta, but a huge storm with flooding made us stop for the night in this town. Never been here before. The first thing I noticed about this hotel were the cute statues on the driveway. The front desk attendant was friendly and kind. We are diamond members, so she have is waters and a choice of snacks. They also had fresh made cookies in the lobby and hit coffee and tea! Each room has a cute little balcony outside with chairs. I walked onto the balcony, and I was greeted with a most beautiful view of a fog covered mountain with a lake in front! ! I had to take away one star because they don't put hair conditioner in the rooms! By the time yiuvreslize there isn't any, you're already in the shower. This decision obviously wasn't made by a woman with long hair. So sadly, I couldn't wash my hair for fear of not being able to comb through it after.

Convenient location to Big South Fork. Looks freshly renovated, new beds, painting, carpet,…read morebathrooms, etc. Despite the pandemic they even served a small hot breakfast which was a great surprise (we thought it'd be canceled). Only downside is the outside lights at night are crazy bright. Like you could play baseball in the hallway. Makes it hard to see stars. (There are blackout curtains in the rooms though.)

Stayed there again. It's the only place close. The pool was broken again, hot tub has never been…read morerepaired. This stuff is ongoing for about three years. For breakfast there was no toast or bagels, just a lot of I'm sorry. Rooms and linens are good. Don't let them give you the room with no WiFi. This used to be a nice motel. I hear the ownership changed. You can really tell. I have stayed there for most of the last 15 years. No discount given and nothing off for the lack of the pool and hot tub. Really wish another nice place would open. Two stars is quite generous. The lock on our door was broken too.

What a WONDERFUL sweet place this is! Rachel (co-owner) was a doll to work with! We stayed this…read morelast weekend and it was such a special time for us as a couple. So close to the marina and our event we went up there for. The was a slight mixup with our reservations at their 2nd location so she arranged for us to stay at Lakeside. The thoughtful touches in our suite were numerous! Wether it was a sound machine, NetFlix on the television or board games on the shelf everything seemed to be carefully planned and followed through. This building in 1986 was once a grocery store & barroom. Then the Obey River Inn opened in 1996. Rachel & Alex bought it in 2020 and personally did the majority of the renovations! Currently it has 11 rooms that are all filled with wonderful touches like the ones I have mentioned above. It is a MUST Stay!

First of all, they need to clean the shower see the picture below -the corners were cracked and…read moremoldy. The ice machine was broken I clearly asked for a first floor room when I made reservations because of a torn meniscus and I called the day of to remind them - when I got there, even though it was 3:30 in the afternoon, they said they were all reserved. Did not like this hotel at all would never stay there again and would not recommend

Just beautiful place. Workers were so nice and the man at the front desk was playing good music…read more The room was so nice and clean. I love the desk area it has lots of room. As for the downsides... the pool is dirty and the elevator is slow. This hotel is still great though and if I come around here again I'll definitely come here

The building is clean, the room was comfortable. The breakfast was quite good too. Our only…read more issue was that the shower curtain and liner were too short for the bathtub. When either of us took a shower, (try as we might to prevent it) water pooled on the floor and out into the small foyer of the room. We took a total of two showers because we stayed only one night. Checkout did not afford a chance to notify the hotel of the problem. The person at the desk was working hard and we did not interrupt her.

Could it be because we are from California? Could it also be, because we are Hispanic? Why is…read moreHoliday Inn treating us this way? I am currently staying at the HI, and it's one thing after the other with this damn place!! 1st, they booked us for Thursday-Sunday, when I specifically asked for a Monday checkout. Get here and they charge me an extra $163!!! Then. Every single time I leave the room, when we get back in the evening, my damn keys don't work!! And they blame it on ME!! That's I'm placing the close to my cell phone or mobile device of some kind!! I literally held them in my hand, and placed them in the glovebox of the car!!! They came to clean the room, but left us no toilet paper. Now if I want TP, I have to walk down to reception and get some!!! Lady, I gotta poop! I ain't got time to walk down there and get it!! Overall this experience has been absolutely horrible!! They really dropped the ball on this one! They ruined my experience with Tennesee. We are just here for my sons wedding, and they've made it miserable!!! 0 stars if I could.....

Well, let's see. The room had a foul odor from the moment I walked in, like a wet dog had rolled…read moreall over my bed. At least the rooms are very spacious and appear clean. The air conditioner struggles to remove the humidity from the room. The Internet is impossible to access even when you follow every instruction. But the location is good.

The staff at this hotel is excellent. While carrying my suitcase and other items I fell. They were…read morequick to render aid and helped get everything to my room. I will definitely stay here on my next trip through Tennessee.

So the reservation started off kind of shaky. I called and a gal picked up. I was able to tell her…read moreall the information to make it; however, when I asked for a confirmation, she was quick to respond that she was doing many things at once and that it would take time to send a confirmation email. Customer service wise, if you pick up the phone, you need to either put the guest on hold, while you finish what you are doing with another guest. Do not try to take a reservation and then state that "I cannot do this right now because I am doing too many things at once." It came off so rude. Anyway, I was able to get the confirmation, the email I requested never had shown up, and so i had to jot down the number from an individual who was already irritated. OMG, it is not my problem you were irritated because you were not trained well to prioritize workload! Coming from an hour and a half away, it is kind of important to feel secure that the hotel I am making a reservation at will book me and have a room available. I was a bit thrown... I travel here and I notice that the first Hampton Inn sign (turned perpendicular) to the entrance that serves two hotels (Holiday Inn, Aldi, and Hampton Inn) is a bit misplaced. I ended up in the Aldi's parking lot because it was in front of it. I end up coming inside and a guy takes my information and gets me the room keys. Everything smooth there. I then ask because I see on Google Reviews and on here, it is not stated very well; however, breakfast at this Hampton Inn is completely free. I know with some Hilton brand and Marriott brand hotels, one has to be on a member tier to be able to get it free. If not, they will have to pay full price. Luckily, this is not the case here. Just wanted to make that clear. The cable options in the room are amazing. Good t.v. guide with title of the show and alphabetically ranged (*note for myself, they have The Travel Channel). 126 channels in all! 04/16/2026 The breakfast was not bad. They had a variety of make your own (waffles and cinnamon buns) and then these black seed lemon tarts in the plastic display. The hot foods were breakfast cups (bread with egg used as spread), bacon strips (which were actually crispy and cooked well), and lemon potato wedges (I was not too fond of them). If one were to keep going, they would have all the cereals. Another big thing is the cut fruit. I was taking bowls of that. Probably the only time I actually care enough to get my fruit portion in. Comparing to a Quality Inn's breakfast, they definitely have Hampton Inn beat on the potato wedges. I wish Quality Inns would cook the bacon like this Hampton Inn had done, though. I feel like hotel breakfasts have pretty much the same ingredients, just done up more in Hiltons (Hampton Inn). Egg beater yellow (folded) eggs that may come scrambled at Quality Inn, will be liquified on the bread to make the cups. The potato wedges will be more cooked (not fried) and have lemon juice squeezed on them. The cut fruit may actually be cut by someone or bought from a store, pre cut, instead of a served in a Dole fruit cup (which is more preserved) and placed in a fridge. They do not give tea options in the rooms; however, I found that they had unique Cranberry tea (have not seen that in other hotels in Kentucky) along with Lemon Ginger. They also have herbal, black, green (I think) and earl grey.

Very solid Hampton inn. Front desk was very friendly. Gym is better than a lot of Hamptons,…read morebreakfast also better than a lot. Also a great outdoor pool area