Knights Inn - Nashville Downtown, Nashville

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms, despite the noticeable smoke smell in carpets and bedding, were comfortable and well-equipped. The service provided by the staff, although there was a slight issue with a manager's absence, was friendly and helpful. The location, while convenient and close to the interstate and Downtown, was marred by some renovations and an unideal neighborhood. The dining options were limited, and the breakfast was not satisfying, but the facilities were decent and maintained.

The hotel was just too good to be true with LCD TVs, new furniture, and clean rooms without any smoke smell. The service was awesome with exceptional quality, but room service was a bit lacking. The location was smart and welcoming, perfect for exploring Nashville, but prepare to use a taxi in the area. The dining options were a joke, with a room lacking windows, although Sicilian products were available. The facilities were top-notch.

The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to the center of Nashville, making it easy to explore the main streets and attractions. The rooms had a strange odor, but they offered a direct view of the pool area. The service had its ups and downs with some staff being grumpy at night, but more cheerful in the morning. The dining experience was disappointing, lacking variety and freshness. The facilities were average, without any standout features.

My stay at the hotel was quite comfortable and clean. The rooms had all the basic amenities needed for a cozy stay, including a fridge and microwave. However, the noise from a group of young adults nearby was a bit of a downside to an otherwise pleasant experience.

The hotel had a mixed experience overall. While the location was convenient near downtown and the rooms were spacious, there were some cleanliness issues and the staff seemed uninterested. The dining options were simple, but the facilities were satisfactory.

Upon entering the hotel, I was pleasantly surprised by the room's cozy ambiance despite ongoing construction. However, the city view left much to be desired, and the persistent unpleasant odor compelled me to purchase some lemon-scented spray. Despite these minor drawbacks, the room was actually much nicer than I had anticipated from the exterior.

The hotel had clean rooms with no surprises, although we received a full bed instead of the reserved King. The service was a mix of extremely rude and friendly encounters. The location was convenient, though a bit sketchy. The dining options were versatile, offering a variety of choices. The facilities were decent.

For the price paid, I'd opt for a hotel in Downtown Nashville instead of this basic motel. The rooms had a weird smell and cleanliness issues in the bathroom, but they were overall passable. The service was a mix of cheerful and helpful with a hint of being short. The location seemed convenient for accessing rooms and within walking distance of LP Field. The dining options were lacking but acceptable. The facilities were decent with some room for improvement.

Although I managed to secure a room at a discounted rate months in advance, the overall stay was disappointing. The place reeked of smoke, and the outdated decor was not inviting. Despite the initial booking cost, I ended up paying more upon arrival, and the no-refund policy felt inflexible. We decided not to stay after encountering signs indicating no pets.

I snagged a room for only $49 six months in advance, but ended up paying over $60 upon arrival. The security was solid, but the rooms could use a remodel since water leaked onto the floor. Despite that, the staff was friendly and accommodating.