One of the best welcome centers we have been to-- and we have been to a lot!…read moreThe beautiful flowers outside makes the place look more like a botanical garden than a welcome center. The cut out of Dolly inside made us smile, as did the clean bathrooms. They had cute rocking chairs and a fire place and lots of books and brochures I saw people taking. They had a separate building with ice, vending machines and a coffee machine to purchase coffee. Lots of smiling faces due to the cleanliness!

Facilities clean/smelt good I heard an employee kindly…read moreaddress another person, sounded like he gave helpful information. Everywhere I looked there was info on how to be more vigilant and encouraged nonsmoking. Pet walk was nice and maintained. Always impressed with how welcome centers always have their employees maintain their spaces.

Beautiful welcome center with ample parking, clean restrooms, vending machines, and a TON of…read morebrochures and magazines about Kentucky! Also a beautiful outdoor area with picnic tables and many trees offering shade. Great spot to walk, rest, relax, and walk the dog!

A very nice welcome center to introduce you to Kentucky If…read moreyou're traveling north on Interstate 65 from Tennessee into Kentucky, this is one of the first places you'll encounter after crossing the state line. It is an easy right-hand exit with a straightforward entrance and plenty of parking for both cars and large trucks. It is a good first stop to stretch your legs, take a break from driving, and pick up information about the Bluegrass State before continuing your journey. One of the first things you'll notice after parking is the large horse statue outside the building to the right. It's a fitting welcome to Kentucky since it is well known for its horse farms and racing heritage. Also, marketing-wise, it makes for a great photo opportunity before heading inside. Inside the main building, it is spacious, bright, and very well maintained. It is a large open lobby with a round information desk in the center of the room. There were brochures of lots of the attractions arrayed on the round desk and derby pictures and other sights on the outside of the informational desk. The restrooms are conveniently located on either side of the main lobby, making them easy to find even if you're in a hurry. Everything was clean, both inside and outside. The parking areas were free of litter. Overall, I would certainly recommend stopping here if you're entering Kentucky on I-65. It is a pleasant, convenient, and well-maintained place to begin your travels through the Commonwealth. Enjoy!

If you need rest ,This pilot travel center is an awesome…read moreplace to stop and get your 10 hours rest or to just stop for snacks Clean parking spots, fuel pumps that are easy to get to, also they are clean and sterilized. Parking spots are clean and there is no worry that you will catch a nail. Parking lot is well taken care of Like I mentioned before, fuel pumps are easy to get to. There are some pilot travel centers that its pain in the butt to get to the pump. Pumps are also clean and sterilized. Inside, there are many things First thing is of course coffee. They added these machines a while ago, they brew fresh and delicious coffee. There are some snacks for the coffee between the aisles. They also have showers that of course are clean and very well taken care of.. suggesting to visit it.

The pump was broke and didn't receive and gas and the refuse to give me anymore gas I will never…read moreuse another piloy again and I'm let everyone know about it and how rude the workers where

This rest area is located at mile marker 84 while traveling along Interstate 65 North through…read moreAlabama. The actual name for the rest area is the Conecuh County Rest Area I-65 North. In general, the rest areas are spaced out quite a bit during travels along the road. My visit here was on July 29, 2021. The main reason for stopping here was to take a quick restroom break along the way. When you come up to the main building, there are signs on the door noting that masks are required to be worn while inside, though pretty much everyone else ignored that altogether. Anyways, the restrooms were clean and well maintained, which has been the norm when visiting any Alabama rest area. Inside the building also includes the vending and such as well. On the outside, there is a good amount of outdoor space to walk around. There are some tables and such to sit down as well, both covered and uncovered. The green space is great since it does give lots of space to walk around and stretch the body before getting back on the road again. Overall, this is a really good rest area. Everything was well maintained and had no issues. Since these rest areas are far and few in between, I totally recommend stopping in to take a break here before continuing your northbound journey.

Large outdoor area with pavilions. Facilities inside were clean, well lit and maintained. Nice…read moreindoor vending area!

Welcome to Kentucky as you cross over from Tennessee on Interstate 24. This was a very welcoming…read morespot, as I arrived after dark at 9pm, locked up and spent the night in my RV in the parking lot. At 5:30am, much more could be seen. A large parking area that is well shaded and a very large structure that could be a Kentucky plantation home complete with lots of brochures, clean restrooms and (during business hours), an associate who can answer questions about amenities and accommodations in the area. The parking lot was clean and the restrooms were clean. This was an excellent stop. [Review 1225 of 2024 - 257 in Kentucky - 22248 overall]

I've traveled through Paducah every year for the last 10 years and always stop here. Easy access…read morefrom the Interstate, lots of parking, and plentiful restrooms. Picnic tables spread all over the property. One of my favorite rest stops anywhere.

Nice and well-kept rest area [Horse Cave KY]…read more This is a rest area? I thought it was a visitor's center. Horse Cave Rest Area off Interstate 65 in Horse Cave KY, right around mile marker 59. It's got northbound and southbound access, which is convenient if you're not sure which way you'll be traveling. We were heading South on our way to Nashville. The grounds are clean and well-maintained. Inside is spacious with benches to rest on each corners. Maps and brochures are available and well stocked. Separately from the restrooms are vending machines and outdoor picnic tables. Pets welcome. On I-65 Mile Marker 60 watch out for a time change because you have just entered the Central Time Zone (not Twilight Zone). They have some nice rest stops on I-65 in Kentucky. Why can't we have nice rest areas like this in California... some of them aren't even open or operational. Boo :( Review #3926

Great rest area. Always clean. Plenty of truck parking and a nice place to stretch your legs.read more

I like how the drive to this Buc-ee's location is short compared to the ones I have been to in KY,…read moreTN and GA. Always a busy gas station but they somehow manage to check people out as fast as they can.

The Smith's Grove Buc-ee's is our go-to roadtrip stop on the way from TN to OH. It's about an hour…read moreoutside of Nashville, making it the perfect quick stop for a bathroom break, snacks, and a fuel-up. Buc-ee's is a road tripper's dream come true - with clean and expansive bathrooms, every snack you could imagine, and cheap gas prices. They even have an area for dogs to do their business, which makes traveling with our pups that much easier. This location does get busy (every Buc-ee's does), especially in the summer on weekends. If you haven't tried their Garlic Pickles, do yourself a favor and grab a bag on your way to the cashier! They're my current favorite roadtrip snack.

With apologies to Mr. Cash…read more I hear my bladder a callin', it's calling 'round the bend And I ain't seen a bathroom since I don't know when I'm stuck on I-40, and time keeps draggin' on But that bladder keeps a calling on down to San Antone Wow I did need to stop. That huge coffee which seemed like a good deal when I got it had me feeling the buyers remorse. However just when things were getting bad, the Johnny Cash Rest Area sign appeared. Clean bathroom, ample parking, and lots of open space to walk the dogs and kids. THe whole place was well maintained and timely

Space and convenient stop along the highway. Clean restrooms, vending options and nice outdoor…read morespace to stretch legs while traveling

The location is very clean and organized. The staff were friendly. The breakfast included was…read moresolid. One day there was bacon and a different day there was sausage links and turkey sausage patties. The kids really liked the pancake machine. The room was clean and comfortable but the unit ac/heat control was a small issue. I could not get the fan to stay on which for people that need that white noise made it a rough night to sleep. Would definitely stay again if I pass through Franklin again.

The phone call that I placed to the hotel to ask a question (before ever staying) is the reason for…read morethe one star review. I called and there was no greeting, just "Can you hold?" I said yes. I was immediately disconnected. I called back several more times, only for the phone to be picked up, no one spoke, and then I would be disconnected. When Jessica finally answered again and asked if I could hold, I again said yes, but that I kept getting disconnected and didn't know why. She responded in a completely hateful and unprofessional tone "Well, I'm busy with customers right now. Can you hold?" I hung up and have no intent on calling back or visiting.