Holiday Inn Express & Suites Clarksville North by IHG

It's a clean, new hotel with nicely sized rooms and a really accommodating, friendly staff. Parking is somewhat limited, but street parking is available, which is handy if you're towing a trailer. The indoor pool is a plus, and there's a cool little patio for hanging out. My only issue was the fitness room. The motion lights and HVAC shut off after about 10 minutes because the sensors are right over the entrance. That gets frustrating and can be dangerous on the treadmill if you aren't expecting it. There's also not a complete set of dumbbells. I'd still recommend the hotel.

Everyone was helpful and friendly, and the place was very clean. There were lots of breakfast choices and plenty to eat. The only downside for me was that the beds were hard. We stayed one night and I'd still highly recommend it.

It's a new hotel and still feels new. The staff were very helpful and friendly, the king bed was firm and came with comfortable king pillows, and the water pressure was good. Great location with lots of food options. The main drawback was the noise. The walls are thin, so sounds carry easily from the hallway. I wear earplugs to sleep and still woke up several times, and my husband, who can sleep through anything, woke up too.

The beds were comfortable, the room was quiet, and the staff made us feel welcome. I also liked the little thoughtful touches in the room that make traveling easier. Breakfast had a lot to choose from: eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, pancakes, oatmeal, cereal, fruit, yogurt, good coffee, and cinnamon rolls. Everything was clean, and parking felt safe. One thing that took me by surprise was the TV remote. I’m usually fine with electronics, but it took about 15 minutes to work out. Some instructions in the room would help people who aren’t tech-savvy. I’d stay here again.