Stayed here recently for business, really not as bad as some of the reviews claim. Check in was pretty easy. I booked with priceline (bid 45) and when checking in I spoke with the manager (Raj - nice enough guy) about booking directly with them - priceline makes hotels pay them an 18% commission and priceline also adds commissions and... More

My husband and I were traveling through Tennessee checking out antique shops when we spotted the La Quinta. Our room was neat, clean and comfortable. Most surprising was the wireless internet, the connection and speed was MUCH better than I expected. I was able to do everything I needed to and did not loose connection once! We also enjoyed the... More

I was in town for my mother's funeral. When my husband and I inquired about a room, the manager, Raj, was very nice, very friendly. We told him we needed a room for two nights and he quoted us a price with our AAA Discount. It seemed fair, so we took the room. It was clean and comfortable, the continental... More

Smelly place - old beat-up furniture - dust-filled, disgusting vent staring me in the face as I took a shower. Weird old plastic plants all over as decoration. Place needs a major overhaul. I couldn't wait to leave-and they charged me $169+ for this delight, a lot more than a way better competitor down the road the night before. Don't... More

I have stayed in the La Quinta Inn in Crossville, Tenn for 3 years when I pick up my girls from camp. The owners have always been so kind and accommodating with any requests I have. Joining rooms, coffee, fridges and microwaves are convent in the room. The rooms have always been clean and plenty of towels in the bathrooms.... More

After being told I had pretty much screwed him out of money by using an online service to get a hotel room instead of calling him directly, I could hardly wait to get to my hotel room, which was a basting eight-plus degrees. We cranked the AC and left for a while, and after coming back had a good night's... More

In moving across country we picked La Quinta, Crossville, TN because of its location. After a harrowing drive with a moving van and a trailer through some particularly horrible weather, we arrived exhausted at about 11 at night. The manager, Raj, helped us park our vehicles and even helped carry my cat and luggage in to a neat, clean room.... More

My husband and I travelled cross country last Nov. with our dog. We stayed in numeroux LQ inns and were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the motels. The motel in Crossville was the only one to charge for our pet. We had to change rooms because the first room had a strong urine smell. The second room was better,... More

We stayed at several La Quintas on our weeklong trip and this was the worst. The family that runs it is very nice, but honestly, this is just a step above an independently owned (non chain) hotel. It's old and needs a lot of work. More