Clarksville Hotels with Jacuzzi in room

I put on noise canceling headphones. I gave the front desk a call. They were nice about it, but if they actually did go ask the parties to quiet down it did not work at all. At some point, lying there tense, I realized sleeping with a hand gripped around my pocket knife under my pillow was not a situation I wanted to stay in.

I’d recommend just shelling out for one of the hotels that costs more.

A huge storm hit the area while we were in Clarksville, TN, for a graduation. Another hotel we were staying in lost all power. We called several nearby hotels and LaQuinta Inn & Suites fit our needs. Zelda was informative, comforting, accommodating, and customer focused. She was simply great.

In about 30 minutes, we were packed and left the horrible servicing hotel we were at, but Zelda was gone when we got to LaQuinta, but Rose was now at the front desk and didn’t skip a beat. Rose was just as informative, comforting, and accommodating. The “WoW” factor.

The room layout was great. Though it was one room, the sleeping area; couch / desk area; bar / refrigerator / microwave area; and closet area were distinctly separated. The bathroom was sanitized and a comfortable size.

There was an opportunity for improvement; Zack. The next morning, we had Zack. Most of the time “it’s not what you say”, but “how you say it”. We asked for a 2:00pm late check-in to ease our continuing travel itinerary flying out of Nashville. Zack said noon, but no to 2:00pm, I re-requested, and he advised he would ask Housekeeping. He came back with Housekeeping said no; not knowing that I had got an opposite response, it would be an easy adjustment. Again, it’s not what you say, but how you say it. The bad experience with Zack is more detailed, but I won’t let it affect the rating because Zelda and Rose “knocked our socks off”!

Everything always works out. We left and spent an additional 2 hrs with the graduate.

I honestly did not want to post this review because I actually like staying here when I visit family but was left no choice when the GM jeff makes it seem as if I’m lying. I’m posting images just to show I’m not lying about the phone location. I made it back to my home state then sent jeff these images. Once again I’m 8 1/2 hrs away… I guess I can’t post images but I have proof for sure. I had the 2 queen room room 304. The room have a grey table on the right when You pass the foyer.

figured out how to add photos.

Unfortunately, the stay wasn’t a pleasant one… Firstly, the hotel has been “renovated” and the extent of it was the exterior of the building. Our room and especially the floor was filthy and had dog hair all over it. The ultra HD super bright parking lot lights shown through the windows even with our best attempts to use the “black out” curtains to mask the light. It was seriously like the sun never went down. I didn’t realize it was the lights until I looked at the time, 10pm, and it looked the same as 7 pm out.

Lastly, the freaking thermostats have occupancy sensors on them, meaning no motion = no air conditioning. Seriously?? After barely falling asleep due to the glaring parking lot lights shining in through the curtains I awoke to it being 76 degrees in the room. After waving my arm to activate it twice, I had enough and well… ehmm… adjusted it so that it would stay running through the night. (Thank you, YouTube for the 2 minute tutorial!)

The staff were very friendly, so that was the one redeeming quality. I really wanted to like this place since we visit Clarksville every year for a family event, but it will be a hard pass on us ever staying here again.

To the hotel owner(s): Clean your rooms and stop trying to cheap out on the air conditioning… you’re not a motel.