Cottages in Knox County

"Clean room and very friendly staff"

"Rooms were clean, breakfast was nice and staff was professional."

"I try to avoid pet friendly. Rubber eggs at breakfast are embarrassing. Breakfast staff needs to have a little pride in their work and should review safe food handling. "

"Staff was nice, room.was clean, breakfast was wonderful. Close to restaurants 😄"

"We've stayed there 3 consecutive weekends and the carpet has been dirty in the rooms. It's the only hotel within 40 minutes of where we need to be, so we don't have a choice."

"clean room, good breakfast, close to everything I needed...I'd definitely stay there again when in the Vincennes area!"

"++THE ROOM WAS EXCELLENT. HOWEVER, IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A HANDICAPPED ROOM! THE BATHROOM DOOR OBSTRUCTED THE ENTERANCE IF OPEN. THE TUB ( YES A TUB/SHOWER) HAD NO HANDRAILS. THE SOAP DISPENSER WAS QUITE A DISTANCE FROM THE SINK. THE ROOM WAS COMFORTABLE AND EVERYTHING AWS FINE IF YOU WEREN'T HANDICAPPED. THE BEDS WERE COMFORTABLE AND BREAKFAST WAS ABOVE AVERAGE! oUR ROOM WAS NOT CLEANED AFTER THE FIRST NIGHT. "

"Definitely welcomed. Nice staff. "

"This was the ABSOLUTE WORST HOTEL I have ever stayed in. I understand that a cheaper hotel room usually means an older/not updated/not astetically pleasing. But it shouldn't mean filthy. My room was absolutely filthy. The floor had not been vacuumed. I'm 99% certain one of the bed sheets had not been changed as there was granules of dirt down at the foot area of the sheet. The bathroom was horrendous. The floor hadn't been mopped. The toilet seat had dried urine on it. I had to clean it before use. And then the toilet kept running so I had to open up the tank and reset it. The walls were dirty. The tub had not been cleaned as there was soap from the dispensers all over the side of it. The shower curtain needing washing. And I had to stand in ankle deep water in the shower. I had considered asking for another room, but was tired after a very long day. And truthfully...I felt that it was not going to make a difference. Thank you, Mary Mashin"