Best Western Appalachian Mountains hotels

"Great location but has not been updated or maintained. Shower had mold between tiles. The lobby and main floor is nice, fresh and bright but the rooms are dated. We’ve stayed here twice. Parking is circus."

"There's many things to do and places to to go around the area. 10 minutes away is Gatlinburg which is super busy but if you go around 9 in the morning you can get decent parking. Hotel was very nice the only draw back we had was that the office and where they served breakfast was across the creek with no bridge. "

"The room was very clean and we love the feel of this Penn State hotel. It is a wonderful place to stay."

"We’ve stayed here multiple times, and it’s a waterpark resort. It’s clean, and the staff is nice. There is a bus from the Stone lodge to the waterpark, which is wonderful (the buses can be a little slow at times, but that’s expected). "

"It was a very comfortable stay with a very nice staff."

"Staff very helpful. Resort is beautiful. If you are coming to visit just for casino you will be disappointed, it is the worst paying casino I’ve ever visited. Also front desk needs a map to hand out very confusing."

"Breakfast was ok for my husband but your ‘continental’ breakfast in America is a far cry from that in Europe - no fresh fruit that I could see. The room itself was a delight! Full marks La Quinta Huntsville for having such high standards and fresh, clean, modern amenities. Only slight downside were the coffee lids were too small for the machine. It was ok as I just boiled the water as normal and dropped the coffee bag in - which was good quality, thank you."

"Very clean"

"As always, Drury Innn was clean, friendly, and a wonderful place to stay."