Southeastern Indiana Hotel Guide - Hotels with WiFi in Southeastern Indiana, United States of America

"Comfortable renovated rooms that exceeded our expectations with full refrigerator, cook top, microwave, dishwasher, and utensils. Exceptional value. Fresh baked cookies are great."

"Amazing"

"Hot and cold breakfast items. Room was clean, quiet and bed comfortable. Desk staff and breakfast staff very helpful. "

"Great"

"Great breakfast and ready travel to resort"

"Clean room, great breakfast, and great staff. "

"The rooms was very clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. I also liked that the property backed up to a wooded area so you didn't have to deal with noise and glaring neon signs. I stayed for three nights and the problems listed below didn't occur until the third day and I didn't register a complaint with the management because I didn't want to have to repack everything to move to another room for the last night. One problem was the AC was cooling but I had to keep turning the thermostat down because it was not cooling efficiently. Another problem was the microwave was not working. I didn't report it because I didn't try using it until the last nighr. Lastly, the toilet had to be repeatedly flushed each time because the water would spin around in the bowl, but not drain the waste. I did report that and was told it would be taken care of."

"Honestly, this motel should be condemned as unsafe for human occupancy. "

"Absolutely unacceptable experience at WoodSpring Suites Clarksville. I called ahead days in advance and spoke with management (Whitney, Assistant General Manager) to inform them I would be arriving late. I was clearly told that late check-in would not be an issue and that staff would be available. I arrived shortly after 3:00 AM and was completely locked out of the building. I repeatedly used the after-hours phone (dialing 500 as instructed), but the line stayed busy and never connected. Expedia was also unable to reach the property. After multiple failed attempts, I had to call the police. When they arrived, it took nearly 30 minutes to locate the night staff member, who admitted he had been asleep and could not explain why the phone system was not working. As a result, my paid room was given away and the hotel was sold out. I was left in the middle of the night with my 16-year-old daughter and no place to stay, just hours before her scheduled volleyball game at the Kentucky International Convention Center. To make matters worse, the property is now refusing to refund the stay and providing inaccurate information about my arrival time. This was not a missed reservation—this was a complete failure of staff and management. Guests should not have to involve police just to access a hotel they paid for. I strongly advise others to avoid this location if you expect reliable service, especially for late arrivals. "