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"Very nice place"

"Pool area is maintained very well.breakfast was good.room was clean and comfortable.staff was very professional and friendly."

"The staff was very helpful and prompted,,,the pool was so relaxing,"

"We had a wonderful stay. The staff were attentive and helpful."

"Comfortable room, convenient access to Cumberland Falls and I 75. Red Roof Inn was a nice place to stay while visiting Kentucky. Starbucks was close, and the Brooklyn Brothers Restaurant was an excellent choice for dinner located next door to the Red Roof. "

"Good staff, easy check in, nice room."

"Clean room, and friendly staff breakfast was good"

"Great staff, clean everywhere"

"Nice staff"

"Clean, comfortable, convenient hotel."

"Everything a out the stay was great."

"Clean, friendly staff. Had multiple charging options for electronics built into the bedside lighting."

"Nice clean quiet stay"

"The rates are very good. Clean room, friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely stay again!"

"Nice and quiet in restaurants close by"

"The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was decent. Only complaint would be the road noise. They did, however, supply earplugs. "

"I’ve stayed here before so know the hotel pretty well. The pool was closed for maintenance, which I can’t fault them or the site for, and even though it was one of the main reasons for picking this hotel it didn’t make much difference to our trip. The hotel still has the old name on the sign, which threw me for a moment, but the picture is the same. The rooms need a little bit of work but for what we needed it was good."

"Everything was great room was clean. Checkin was fast and efficient. Breakfast next morning was small but ok. Maybe in summer they enlarged it wife miss her biscuit and gravy."

"The owners were very polite. The only issue I had was that the listing online did not say anything about it being fully solar powered with no electricity. We left in the middle of the night the first night because there was no power at all."