My friend and I needed a room for one night for the Capture & Burning of the Courthouse Civil War Re-enactment in Linden 2012. The proprietors were incredibly kind and made all the arrangements. When we arrived on the Friday evening, she was at the desk and before I could even get across the beautiful lobby she knew who I... More

We stayed at the Commodore for just one night as a break from the Natchez Trace Parkway. There isn't a lot of choice in the area. The room was ok, large with separate w.c and bath, although the washbasin was in the bedroom. It was the little things that let it down, not one coathanger and the wash basin plug... More

My Husband and I decided to get away for the weekend and had read of this hotel and the renovation back in time. We stayed in the room with the jacuzzi. Water was hot, beds very comfy and we had a lovely time. The hotel and rooms smelled nice.... was worried that sometimes old places smell moldy, etc..... but it... More

If you're tired of spinning wheels on I-40 between Memphis and Nashville, turn south for a less-hurried life style in Linden, TN - a tiny town with a lovely 8-room 1930's restored hotel. Everything in town is within walking distance. You'll discover beautiful murals in Linden as well as other small towns nearby. Linden's the county seat with several historic... More

Kudos to Kathy and Michael Dumont...my wife and I have been staying at the Commodore regularly for the last three years; what they have done with this piece of history is nothing short of AMAZING. It continues to be their work of love, and they have poured their very lives into the hotel day and night. We love both the... More

My husband and I traveled to Linden with friends and stayed at the Commodore Hotel. We loved the small town B & B feel and the friendly accommodating staff. Each of the rooms is unique, very clean and an "at home" feel. Everyone we met went out of their way to make our stay an enjoyable one. We ate in... More

I loved staying at the Commodore Hotel in Linden! Great personal service in an authentic, historic hotel. Each room has been redone with updated amenities. I liked being downtown and I like having a personal chef who fixes whatever you want for dinner in their dining room. You can't get that at a chain! More

. . but cannot recommend. Know this was a labor-of-love, and certainly small towns really need these type accommodations, but we should have driven on to Jackson for our night’s stay. Things like being greeted by our bare-foot desk clerk, to the peeling bathroom wall paint to the flat (as pancakes) pillows, just not able to recommend. More

I stayed at the Commodore for business. It cost more than I usually like to pay, but I thought it would be like a Bed & Breakfast. Instead of old charm, it was just old. There were no tables in my room to put my suitcase on, just two chairs. There is no closet or anywhere to hang up clothes.... More