For $77/night it was not bad. I wouldn't want to pay 100 for it. Hotel was decently clean, pool was small but fun for the children. Breakfast was very decent. If I return to Clarksville I'd probably stay at the Microtel next door if there is vacancy.

Stopped here while on the late night drive across TN. Friendly staff! We did not have reservations but that wasn't a problem. Clean, solid room.

Just a minimal hotel for Country Inns. The rooms really need a makeover. Breakfast was fine but did miss the usual waffles. Pool was okay if you like swimming in a "bathtub." Noisy fridge and air unit. Sofabed needs sent to the dump.

I've stayed at Country Inn & Suites properites before but this one didn't make the grade. Hubby and I stay overnight in Clarksville when our daughter has marching band events at APSU, and we decided to try someplace new. The room was fine - a two room suite on the first floor which was surprisingly quiet - but it smelled weird. Old and musty is the best way I can describe it. The bathroom was very small. The internet was blazing fast and free - always a plus - but the smell in the room and the uncomfortable bed made for a long night. Also, the parking lot was a big dodgy. I was uneasy about my vehicle being out there. Not really the hotel's fault, but the property did seem to attract a difference class of people than others in Clarksville. Check-in was painful. One person was brand-new and seemed clueless, and the other took a phone call that ended up being really long, even though it was obvious her co-worker was having trouble locating our reservation. When she ended the call she immediately went to help the other guests waiting to check-in, rather than helping us, who had already been waiting at least ten minutes! Guess they both were clueless. We won't be returning.