Find hotels in Woodstone Estates, TN from NT$1,682

"Only complaint for casino was that it was so smoky your eyes hurt. Do have a non smoking down stairs but very small. Need a restaurant that serves full breakfast menu everyday. Was expecting room cleaning every day but one day was skipped. "

"We stayed for the NASCAR race so didn’t really have much time there but to sleep. We didn’t eat the breakfast so not sure how that was. Liked the area that had lots to do around there. The hotel definitely smelled like weed so assuming a neighbor beside or above us was doing so. "

"Perfect for our Race Weekend. Thank you! "

"The room was filthy. The restroom door would not lock or stay shut. It looked like it was kicked in one point. The carpet was sticky, the beds were made by the blankets just being pulled over the bed and the kicker was the dead cockroachES!! I will never say there again nor would I recommend anyone to stay there. We basically checked out a day early and didn’t even get refunded even after paying for the travel insurance. Just horrible! "

"It was dated and room smelled musty but it was clean. Parking was fine. Air conditioning was good. I don’t like the bathroom layout as the lavatory had no counter space for your toiletries and the shower was open to the whole bathroom with no way to keep floors from getting wet and slippery. "

"Beautiful hotel with clean, spacious rooms and comfortable bedding. We ate breakfast at Wellington's and it was delicious! Enjoyed our stay!"

"We stayed here, after the NASCAR Truck race, at Bristol. It is a dog-friendly hotel, which I appreciate. I saw a few canine friends during check-in. My wife found a pair of socks, under the bed, when we first walked in (a quick look around by the staff would help). The room and bathroom were spacious, to me, but feel the price point was too high. I stayed here because of previous reviews."

"Yes yes"

"Was no breakfast, fridge didn’t work, front door dead bolt didn’t lock, commode tank would fill every 30 min. Got there and found a post that their nightly stays were about half what ai paid."