Places to stay in Greeneville, Tennessee

Hotels: We invite you to rediscover the classic pleasures of travel at Greeneville's Historic General Morgan Inn, the perfect place to spend the night â?? whether you are traveling for a business meeting or leisurely touring the lush foothills of Northeast Tennessee. A member of the National Trust .....

Hotels: The Hampton Inn Greeneville hotel is located off Hwy. 11E on the east side of Greeneville Tennessee. Our hotel is within minutes from downtown Greeneville Tusculum College Mt. Pleasant Business Park and retail shopping centers. We are a 40-mile drive from the Bristol Tennessee Motor Speedway. .....

Campsites / RV Parks: A beautiful, quiet campground nestled in the Northeast Tennessee Valley on more than 40 acres. Located 1.7 miles off I-81, with easy off / on access, and no freeway noise, for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Baileyton RV Park & Willowview Cabins is Big Rig friendly offering RV sites designed to .....

Hotels: At Jameson Inn Greeneville, guests experience the conveniences of a contemporary hotel withthe charm of a country inn. Along with our Legendary Service, guests alsocan enjoy a complimentary breakfast with Belgian waffles, an internet computer kiosk in the lobby, complimentary weekday newspaper, an .....

Hotels: *Andrew Johnson Historical Home Site - 2 miles *Tusculum College / Greeneville Astros - 2 miles *Bristol Motor Speedway - 40 miles *Relax and enjoy at one of our 2 city parks that includes walking trails, fishing, tennis, and activities for kids *EcoQuest International 5 miles *Davy Crockett .....

Hotels: Our amenities include a seasonal extra large outdoor pool, 24 hour courtesy guest office with free high speed internet, 24 hour on site exercise room. We also offer deluxe continental breakfast that includes fresh hot waffles, biscuits and gravy, along with low carb selections. Meeting space for up .....

Campsites / RV Parks: In 1978, David Yoder left Los Angeles for the hills of Northeast Tennessee. He built a three-room log cabin on the present site of Timberfell Lodge. His success in opening his house to gay guests during the 1982 World’s Fair in Knoxville prompted him to remodel his home and convert it to a .....