White House Hotels with Gym

I stopped here tonight with my elderly father who locked himself in the room while I was bringing the bags in from the car. The hotel manager was very understanding and helpful. He cut open the security latch with a bolt cutter and refused my offer to pay for the repair. He is just a good, decent human being and I hope his business prospers. The room is clean, comfortable, moderately priced and conveniently located.

With a stay at Quality Inn, you'll be centrally located in White House, within a 15-minute drive of Sumner Crest WInery and Ridgetop Station Park. This hotel is 11 mi (17.8 km) from Legacy Golf Course and 12.7 mi (20.5 km) from Manskers Station.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a seasonal outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 52 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.

I chose this hotel because it was conveniently located between Bowling Green, Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee which allowed me to visited the Corvette Museum and the sites in Nashville without packing up and moving every day. I made my reservations online using the Choice Hotels Website. Upon arriving at the Hotel, I was informed by the front desk clerk that the computer system was not working properly, and they he would have to check me in later. In order to do that he would need to make a copy of both my credit card and driver’s license. This procedure was a little concerning to me in the age of identity theft. I chose to wait and walked to the nearby Cracker Barrel for Supper. When I returned, I was able to check-in as normal and without further issue. My room was clean and well attended. The bed large and comfortable. I don’t really care for the pillows used at Choice Properties but that is apparently a corporate decision and a decision that is made by the individual franchise. This hotel offers only a grab and go breakfast and I chose to pass on it opting to have breakfast at the Cracker Barrel. This hotel is obviously understaffed, as is many businesses, with employees performing multiple jobs through out the day. The parking lot is large and well lit. There is a Cracker Barrel that is in walking distance of this hotel as well as several other restaurant located nearby. Other than being short staffed and the Computer Issues at the beginning of my stay this hotel was clean and comfortable. It adequately met my needs and expectation.

I’ll preface by saying that this place looks just as if not more sketchy in person as it does on the listing. When we arrived we had already booked a reservation on booking.com. We attempted to show the guy at the front the confirmation number as he asked for it to know which room we needed. Upon handing him the phone, with the confirmation number on the screen in a huge green box, he scrolled down and seemed confused. It took him thirty seconds to stare at the phone and scroll until he saw an option for cancellation and the description on cancellation options. Then he said, “This canceled.” I politely let him know that that was indeed incorrect and he said, “Oh.” As if he had realized his mistake. I will let you know, he did not know what he was doing at all and his exclamation gave me false hope that this reservation we had booked would get used as intended. He handed the phone back after scrolling a little more and said, “I need the confirmation number.” I scrolled to the top once again and told him that it was in the green box, this time making sure to point out where it was specifically. He took the phone and scrolled for another 30 seconds before somehow finding a different cancellation button and showing to us again saying, with more confidence this time, “See it says cancelled.” We gave up and used that same cancellation button to cancel our reservation on the booking.com app(this is why this review is being left here). We just needed a room as my mom had just driven 5 1/2 hours after working a 13 hour shift. We were both tired and asked for a room and he went to work at the computer doing whatever process could possibly take 7 minutes to complete. Nearing the end of booking our room he got a call from someone and took it. While we were standing there visibly unhappy he took the call and forced us to wait just a little longer to get to the room. He headed us the key and we set off to our room. There was someone sleeping in their car directly next to us once we pulled into a parking spot and never did I expect myself to have wanted to do the same. On the opposite side of our car there were a couple of guys standing by the hood of their truck with beer bottles listening to (Spanish?) Polka. Probably the most weirded out I’ve been by any motel stay. No words can explain the disappointment that I experienced upon opening the door to our room. First, there was no light in the front half of the room. One light at the sink on the other side of the room and one light in the bathroom. I almost wish we hadn’t turned the lights on because what we saw kept me awake for an extra hour and a half. When we turned on the light, we first noticed that the toilet had not been flushed. We then saw that the bathtub looked like it’s only cleaning process had been putting a towel over the ledge and a “complimentary” and hopefully never used bar of soap. There were black flecks who’s origin could be left to interpretation. We then looked to the shower head and th