Hotels near University of the Cumberlands

"A"

"Well, I booked this property specifically because people had mentioned the WiFi was decent. We had a very important meeting we needed to do over zoom. The WiFi was not great. It failed miserably - and we were very nearly the only people there and it was 3 in the afternoon so probably not a lot of streaming or whatnot at that time - yet it could not sustain a simple zoom call. We had to switch to tethering on our phones - which was according to speed test more than 10 times faster down and 8 times faster up. But the room was fine, the AC was good, it was clean, quiet (the hotel was - the freeway was strangely noisy all things considered, but didn’t interrupt our sleep) and everything was basically easy. The staff was friendly, and the pizza joint in the parking lot was decent. Overall a room that we slept in."

"Super comfortable king bed and great pillows. Quiet hotel."

"Mitch was a great host as always "

"Hotel smell like new. Great place, everything brand new. Comfortable bed, nice area to cook something quick and easy. Great breakfast selection. Near to Cumberland Falls. "

"Room sheets were stained and dirty room, crumbs on pull out couch and the couch was brike. We checked out and ghe hotel receipt was cheaper than what I paid on Expedia by over $30.00, which was disheartening. Would not recommend. "

"Incredible friendly staff. They actually had a little baggie of treats for my dog. Great breakfast. Clean room and very comfortable beds. Lots of restaurants nearby. Quick access to I 75. No highway noise in the room at all."

"Clean rooms and bathrooms, fresh breakfast, staff was lovely. "

"From the outside immediately you see what to expect at this property poorly maintained and filthy with no breakfast at all it wasn’t even a continental breakfast had yellow stained sheets that I had to change as soon as I checked in many safety violations also and of course when you make a reservation there is no refund so they got you after reading the corporation standards you realize that is just a company promise that falls short by not requiring the franchise to follow those same standards "