Springfield Inn TN

"One of the workers was mean to one of the elders telling her this is why she isn't allowed her and the woman has altimers and dementia and he was just rude"

"Good location and that is it. The rooms are filthy. The edges all around the room have months of built up dust, pet hair and who knows what else. The linens are all stained with burn holes. Towels are sparse and compeltely stained and dingy they look like my husbands service plumbing work rags. There are stains all over the furniture, walls and carpet. Then you meet the bathroom the bathtub looks dark grey from years of built up nastiness. For the cost of the room they are severly out of touch. One shouldnt have to go across the street to the dollar store to buy cleaner to clean a hotel room at 150 per night. Weve been on the road for 5 days and this has been the most expensive stay and the most disgusting room yet. To put it into perspective we stayed at holiday inns, days inn and super 8. They were all at least clean and well stocked."

"The room was dirty , towels were dirty, dead bugs in the bathroom.sticky mess on carpet. Said had pool. It was concrete over. Continental breakfast was a cup of coffee. Nothing else. Tv didn't work."

"Just north of the Nashville metro, just south of the largest cave complex on the planet. Welcome to the Springfield Inn of Springfield, Tennessee. For those seeking the unique features--both cultural and natural--of middle Tennessee there is no better place to stay. A nice combination of affordability, convenience and tranquility. My two favorite things about this hotel: 1. The staff. They are efficient, personable and lovably quirky. 2. The peace and quiet. Down to superior build quality (a lost art in the era of the 'pop-up hotel' associated with every major franchise) and its semi-pastoral surroundings."