Jacksboro Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Jacksboro Hotels

"Bathroom was weird with a barn door that opened up to the room that didn’t lock. No privacy and could hear every noise that was going on in the bathroom when you were in the room. Also had a painting of a barn and a man in the room that might seem creepy to some people. Breakfast wasn’t impressive. Gravy for biscuits and eggs were very bland. Ran out of juice in the machine and brought out large bottles of juice. "

"You get what you pay for… Rooms are almost clean, bed and pillows are comfortable. Do not unroll the tub mat. Front desk is mid unless you get the younger tall guy and he’s just rude — if you’re just stopping on your way through it’s the cheapest and easiest. My advice - drive on to Knoxville "

"Large clean room, comfortable bed, easy access. "

"Stay was great, clean rooms, nice quiet, then the other room arrived. They were up all night, ALL NIGHT, drinking and having basically a beach party in the parking lot and walk way, no courtesy for others. No one did anything, nor no one to call to end it management wise. Need to have rules like most hotels do."

"Great home. Very comfortable. We would definitely stay here again. "

"The place was great. Plenty of room for 3 families. The host were great. They responded quickly to any questions we had. We came in the beginning of February. I will definitely try and book for the summer for the views and river access. Thanks again."

"Great time!!"

"Beautiful home with great outdoor space and lake view. Our family had a lovely time together. We would definitely stay again. "

"We really enjoyed our stay at this cozy lake cottage. The setting was peaceful, the renovations tasteful, and the patio fernishings, firepit, and kayaks made for great family outdoor time. The kitchen was better stocked than expected, and the labeled light switches were a thoughtful touch. The dedicated ice maker is nice bonus if you spend a day on the lake. The host responded quickly to the few small issues we had. Just be prepared for stairs — it’s three levels — and bring your own extra paper goods and trash bags, which surprised us as first-time VRBO guests."