Super 8 Whites Creek/ Nashville NW Area

I asked the front desk gentleman if I could use one of the regular parking spaces by the front door. There were no signs or designations, and he said yes, no problem. I pointed to my car and checked again, and he confirmed it. Then at 11:12 p.m., just as I was falling asleep, the room phone rang loudly, the red light flashing, and someone told me my car couldn’t stay there and I had to move it. I’m not happy about being startled late at night and told the opposite of what I’d been assured. There were hardly any guests, and no cars at all out front since everyone was parked on the back side. My car had caused no problem, especially since I had asked first. It makes me wonder whether they don’t want cars by the cameras, or whether something else is going on.

The price was a little high, and the continental breakfast didn’t have much variety. There was no coffee pot in the room either. Still, the rooms were clean, the service was great, and the place is pet-friendly with outside access. I’d stay here again if I’m back in Nashville, Tennessee.

The rooms are new, and mine was spotless with a really comfortable bed. Check-in went smoothly on my quick road trip, and the price felt hard to beat for the value. Breakfast was basic but fresh, with coffee, waffles, and fruit. A reliable, no-fuss place to stay.

We felt safe in this pleasant, semi-rural area, and paid less than $100 with taxes and fees for our one-night stay. We’d definitely return. My husband and I had a non-smoking room with a king bed, and everything looked clean. I liked the hard floor instead of carpet since we worry about bringing home creepy crawlies. The fridge was cold, the microwave worked, and the bathtub/shower floor had a good slip-resistant surface. We skipped the provided breakfast because we wanted to try a local restaurant.