Great historic hotel but very much run down. We visited family staying here and they had a horrible time checking in (no one there), their room (number 1) had a sagging ceiling tile over their bed, room/place was smelly (cat urine), no breakfast for them the next morning! There ARE cute cats all around the property and the Salt Lick... More

We did not get to stay here. But, our group ate lunch here and I have never had better food. It was served family style. The chicken was delicious and there was nothing on the table that was not first rate. I have certainly paid more for much less. A really great dining experience.

I found this review online looking for photos of the Donoho because a couple of years ago I took some photos of the B&B and have misplaced them. My husband and I have visiting all three Red Boiling B&Bs as we enjoy these such establishments and on occassion need a mini break as I am a busy photographer and hair... More

I grew up hearing stories about how lumber from my grandparents' land was used for this hotel, so when I went back to do some genealogical research, I had to stay there. The Donoho Hotel was built around 1914. It is one of only three left from when Red Boiling Springs was a major tourist attraction in the South. People... More

Do not waste your time or money visiting this establishment. This place is a dump. Cockroaches in the rooms. Sewer bugs in the showers. The Hotel itself is not maintained and is falling down. Not to mention they bait and hook you with one price when you make a reservation, and another much higher price when you actually get there.... More