We've stayed here several times over the past few years. The lobby was always inviting and has been recently updated. We felt right at home while sitting in front of the cozy fireplace drinking the wonderful complementary hot drinks provided.
It is an older hotel, but the only downfall we could see after the room and lobby update, are the windows in the rooms. The hotel offers a wonderful view of the Cumberland river and countryside, so it's a shame the cloudy windows obscure the view a bit.
There is a walkway leading from the hotel to the beautiful riverwalk along the river. The city does a wonderful job of decorating both the hotel-adjacent downtown area and riverfront.
Some of the publications state that there is a restaurant and lounge on site. The restaurant, from what I hear, used to be wonderful. It has always been closed on previous visits, and now has been removed. The bar is really nice, but poorly attended. Since there aren'y many options for dining, we feel that just offering burgers , soup & sandwiches in the bar would be a wonderful addition and help the bar business as well. The complimentary breakfast was very nice and they even decorated the tables for Christmas. I can't finish this review without mentioning Robert. This employee is the definition of customer service. We have never encountered anyone who payed more attention to your needs. He was intuitive and went and went above and beyond expectations. Thanks, Riverview Inn, for a wonderful stay in Clarksville!

Overall, the Riverview is a good place to stay. It is near downtown and many places to eat. You also have direct access to the riverwalk directly behind the hotel without having to deal with traffic. The riverwalk is especially nice during December with the Christmas displays. The hotel lobby and 1st floor where the fitness center is look beautiful. The rooms are good as well. However, floors 3 and above are in need of renovation to look as nice as the first two floors. Also, the outside of the hotel needs a paint job and new windows or at least clean the windows. The elevators commonly reeked of smoke. I would stay again if the smoke smell was gone.

I stayed at this location for almost 2 months while I was stationed at Fort Campbell working as a government military contractor. The room itself was quite spacious and still had plenty of room to move around even after having a very large dresser, mini-fridge, microwave, a table, chair, and a king size bed.The bed was by the far the most comfortable one I'd ever slept in at a hotel. The bathroom was considerably large too and had high-quality toiletries that smelled fantastic. The staff was very polite and even on the weekends when I returned very late at night (or more like early in the morning) from partying in Nashville they greeted me with a smile and asked me how my evening was. There was some construction going on because the hotel was in the process of updating its facilities, but I didn't mind that. The only thing I disliked was the breakfast selection. Most of the options were packaged processes items like honey-buns, donuts, and other items you would find at a gas station. I suppose this may have been done as a convenience for guests that were in a hurry to leave in the mornings, but it was a little disappointing for those that were actually hoping to sit down to a hot meal of various foods.

I was visiting Clarksville for a few days. The price of my stay was great. The hotel is well maintained, but with nothing flashy. One slight disappointment was the breakfast. They only had disposable plates and cutlery, such a waste. Hopefully they will change to real plates and cutlery some time soon.