Motels in Appalachian Plateau

'I booked at the last minute while travelling and needed a clean place to sleep. The room was dated but clean, and I appreciated the bottled water, coffee and tea pods, and toiletries. Check-in was a bit convoluted. Before arriving, I texted the number provided to let them know I would have my service dog with me. I was charged a “pet” deposit, which has still not been refunded to my credit card. When I arrived, the owner appeared intoxicated, though he was friendly and helpful. The room had a...

'Our room was huge and lovely! The balcony overlooking the pool and the hot tub were wonderful. We had a great place to relax after hiking. We would love to go back.'

'Easy to find, easy to park. Flexible for a late check-in. The room is spacious and includes a fridge. Good working wifi in the room. In July the pool is open until 10 pm. Minor point: the breakfast doesn’t offer that much healty choices. Good value for money after all.'

'We loved Sonny! The place was clean comfortable and the price was great! Sonny was happy, friendly and welcoming. Even gave us free waters for my whole family. I would definitely stay here again.'

'The beds were very comfortable!'

'Very poor and minimalistic breakfast, very few choices'

'We always enjoyed staying at the Tompkinsville Inn. We haven’t stayed in several years and we were very disappointed this time. The property has really gone downhill. The grass had not been mowed in some time. The pool was full of green water. There seemed to be no attempt at repairing or updating the property. And, they are charging $110 per night. We won’t be staying there, again.'

'Prima kamer, heel vriendelijk personeel. Ontbijt was er niet, om 7.00 alles op'

'It was awful'