The staff were nice and seemed caring. The hotel is being remodeled, but is easy to navigate…read morethrough. Our king bed room was nice and is almost completed with remodeling. Still needs electrical outlets, and a few other items. The bed and bedding was nice and the room was clean and quiet. We would stay again.

Truly outstanding service! When I asked about their EV charger they gave me the closest room to it…read moreto make my stay even easier. It was a great room with a comfortable bed, very quiet. The charging was free! And the free breakfast the set out was the best I saw on the whole trip (3300 miles!)

This is the best hotel I have stayed at. This is my very first Holiday Inn Express that I have…read morestayed at. They are usually too high but they had a deal where you can stay for $75 a night. Most Holiday Inns are twice that price. Anyway, I first called them on phone to confirm the price. He was nice up front and confirmed the price I saw on the internet. I never have stayed at a Holiday Inn Express and thought I would give it a try. I was glad I did. It comes with a complete breakfast. Breakfast is served down stairs near the hotel check in desk from 6am to 9:30am. I had orange juice, coffee, scrambled eggs, biscuit and gravy. However, I also saw cereal, sausages, pancakes, cinnamon rolls, and fruit. Features and accessories: They had a Phillips 32 inch flat wide screen TV in the room. There was also, microwave, refrigerator, computer desk and chair, coffee maker, iron, hair dryer, shampoo, lotion, soap, conditioner in the room. So, it was very convenient to have all this. Everyone was nice and spoke to me including the workers in the dining room. Check out was easy as they slipped a rapid check out under my door the next morning. Thus, Holiday Inn Express.

Very Good Hotel clean and friendly only problem is the ladybug problem in tennessee which the hotel…read morecan't do anything about otherwise everything else was awesome

We stayed when going to the caverns and it was such a cool place to have a fire after the concert…read moreand theres stores and a liquor store right there too. Everyone was super nice . We really enjoyed and would gp back .

The rooms are fairly decent. However, the big attraction is supposed to be the smokehouse…read morerestaurant. I say it's like Gatorland in Florida. A tourist attraction that has little or no substances to it. The food was lackluster. The entertainment was 85 year-old hippies seeing hippie culture crap that nobody wants to hear. The service was fair to Middlin'. I gave the waitress a decent tip because I felt sorry for the fact that she was young and having to work there. When I went to the bathroom, I was sure I was an 80s horror movie and that Jason was gonna come out and stab me at any moment. I would seriously say, regardless of the billboards to avoid this place at all costs! Best thing that I could say is reception was very friendly. We had high hopes that were quickly dashed.

My husband booked The Groovy Nomad as a birthday gift, a solo weekend reset, and it was just what I…read moreneeded. Three nights of quiet, a perfectly renovated room, and a real sense of being somewhere intentional rather than just somewhere to sleep. He picked well. I stayed in the Flower Power room and it's exactly what the name promises without tipping into kitsch. The owners clearly cared about the details: the vintage pieces are the real thing, the bathroom is genuinely beautiful, the bed is incredibly comfortable, and everything you actually need is there (Keurig, smart TV with Netflix, fast wifi). Even the mini fridge looks vintage, and I appreciated that it had a separate little freezer. It's a 1959 motel that's been brought back with restraint and taste, which is rare. A few things that made it worth every dollar (and the price is more than reasonable for what you get): Your reservation includes a Cloudland Canyon State Park pass, which is a lovely touch. The park is about 10 minutes away and I spent a slow afternoon doing the overlook walks and having a picnic at one of the rim spots. The outdoor courtyard back at the motel was its own little perk in the evening, with a fire going and a great spot to sit with a drink. Trenton is an easy 90 minutes from Huntsville and only about 25 minutes from Chattanooga, so it works as a true getaway without being a haul. For dinner, Lookout Mountain Pizza Company in Rising Fawn is a short drive up the mountain and well worth it. Quiet, clean, charming, and run by people who clearly love what they've built. I'll be back.

What a great surprise to find this lovely renovated hotel in Trenton. In town from So Cal for a…read morefamily funeral and thought we'd have to go out-of-town for an overnight stay. Stayed in the 2-bed Hippie room; fun decor, soft bedding, comfortable mattress, and thoughtful and nice amenities. The renovation is quality, not a slap-dash flip. It made me so happy to see an investment to this small town that I've visited over 60 years. Definitely will recommend to my family.

Charm for days. This is southern hospitality on full display. It's an inn/b&b with cozy common…read moreareas for lovely fellowship. If you want to feel like you are staying in a friend's home, this is your place. And the made to order breakfast is just icing on the cake.

We stayed here for just one night while we were seeing a run of show at the Caverns, and we really…read morefound it to be delightful. This bed & breakfast is just cute - from the outside landscaping (the gardener in me was very pleased to check out the plants) to the interior decor. We happened to be there during a huge rain storm, which I took in from the lovely covered porch. I love watching a good storm, and this was just about perfection. Our room was spacious and well-appointed. We had plenty of room. I am 5'2" and it was a pretty tall bed... I kind of had to hop to get into it. But once I was in, it was plenty comfortable. There is breakfast in the morning, which I chose to sleep through.But my husband said it was good. And there were many available snacks throughout the place for the taking - which were greatly appreciated.

Not a bad stay if you enjoy a moldy bathroom and moldy amenities! This is my second time here and…read moreboth rooms have been disgusting. I genuinely feel bad for anyone who has to stay here, myself included. The department of health needs to inspect this place ASAP. They are lucky I didn't take many pictures of my first room.

Clean, but not real clean. Simple as most motels are. Unfortunately this place left me itchy with a…read morebug bite. Not sure what got me, but I def made sure to run everything through the dryer when I got home. Bed wasn't the best, sounded like you are on a cardboard box when you moved around. Good enough I guess. Next time we'll go on further & find something different though.

We decided to stay here while on one of our fishing trips. Check-in was quick and our room was…read moreclean and the stay was nice. The bed was comfortable and of course we confirmed the room included a microwave and refrigerator, always a plus for us. We had an issue with the streaming service and the young lady at the front desk actually came to the room to help. Although we still couldn't get it to work, we appreciated the effort. If ever in the area again, this will be our first choice.

I stop in Ft. Payne often. It's a great stop between where we live and where my daughter goes to…read morecollege. I've never stayed at the Holiday Inn Express, and my other choice priced themselves out of my business that evening. I found this hotel to be clean and the staff was friendly. The room was nice, although showing just a little bit of age/wear in the restroom. Overall, it was a good experience. I'll add the Holiday Inn Express to my list for future trips.