Best Western McKenzie hotels

"Owner was there and was very nice. You get what you pay for. They are upgrading everything as it is dated. My room had new floor installed. The bath fan was loud and dirty and the ac unit was loud and not working ideally. 80s built and never updated but still good enough for the price."

"A great place to stay in Huntingdon, Tennessee!"

"Very nice,convenient to Walmart and dining,try Mallard’s for dinner,some highway noise but tolerable,linens and thick mattress cover for the futon in the living room were appreciated,nice screened in porch with swing,definitely a place I would stay again."

"Amazing staff, clean and quiet"

"Staying home sweet home bed abd breakfast was everything i wanted great room fireplace comfortable bed and the food was great. We were able to relax it was quiet and fun rocking in the rockers on the front porch"

"Loved this place"

"I’ve been staying here for many years when I visit family in the area. Very close to town but very quiet also. Since the new owners took over in 2020 they have been updating and it’s coming along nicely! I choose this place over the hotels in Camden because of the friendly owners, close to town for your needs but quiet, and the beds always give a good nights sleep. Very clean and comfortable for the family or just when it’s the wife and I. Would highly recommend!!"

"Cassie’s house was perfect for us (family of 5 adults)! We arrived late at night and she had left us the code (which worked the first time) and the light on, and we walked in to the ice cold AC and spotless house and felt right at home. The beds were all comfortable and the bedding was the perfect weight for a great night’s sleep. The bathroom had plenty of hot water for showers and the kitchen had a toaster for bagels, coffee maker that could make a pot or use K-cups for individual mugs of coffee. Everything was new and clean and the decor is really cute. The neighborhood was peaceful and safe. 10/10 would recommend! Thank you!"

"The bed was pretty hard and pillows were thin "