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A modern kitchen with a wooden island, white cabinetry, and a trash bin. There is a dining area with a table and chairs, and a television mounted on the wall.

1. Private Guesthouse - Quiet Space

Strawberry Plains Pike

Jason C.

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A spacious kitchen with white cabinets, a wooden dining table, and a staircase with wooden railings.

2. Quirky Guest Cottage

Strawberry Plains

TAMMY E.

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

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Top Andersonville Hotel Reviews

Baymont by Wyndham Knoxville/Cedar Bluff

8/10 Good

"Property is in a safe area. Staff were friendly. Pre check in was great. Arrived told them my name and was handed the key. The room was good. Nice that it had a comfy chair and a desk area. Bed was comfy. The shower was the only thing that could use attention. There was mold around the edge where the tub meets the wall amd the tub was chipped pretty bad. Looked liked maybe it had been refinished and needed it again. Things ger moldy but some gel bleach to hid it would go a long way in making folks feel like it was cleaner. Overall would stay again."

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Knoxville Papermill

8/10 Good

"This location was much further out of town than expected, but only 12 minutes to Market Square. Good for one night. Breakfast was standard unhealthy fat/sugar/salt offerings. No real fruit, just green bananas and boring apples. No foods with fiber in sight. The scrambled eggs were well done, though. The view over the parking lot to mega-church that looked like an Amazon Distribution Center was grim. Had to keep the blinds closed closed because of bright lights shining directly into the room. Decent for one night stay passing through."

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