General Morgan Inn

Really a beautiful hotel to stay in, the amenities are top notch and the rooms are clean and spacious. The hotel staff is very pleasant and professional as well, I found a great value for the price I paid. The beds and linens were high end and really good sleep. No obnoxious next door patrons that could be heard, was amazed at the height of the ceilings, very tall.

Every year our family goes to the General Morgan Inn for Christmas dinner, Thanksgiving dinner, and Mothers’ Day dinner. And, the buffet has always been wonderful.
Until this year — Christmas 2014.
The cocktail sauce for the boiled shrimp was so strong with horseradish it made one person in our party completely sick. The Butternut Squash soup was too spicy and the garlic covered up the flavor.
The desert tabe sign just read «assorted deserts», there was no warning that one was Peanut Butter Pie, so one of the children who is allergic to Peanuts had a reaction.
We heard the people at the table next to us tell the Host about the Cocktail Sauce and he just laughed it off as a new chef.
We’ll give that new chef one more chance, just one more.

This is THE place to stay in Greeneville. A beautiful old hotel that embraces it’s history but still has most of the amenities that you would need/​expect from a mainstream hotel.
The rooms are spacious with 15 foot ceilings (not sure if this is all the rooms– probably just the top floor)! Staff is great and we had everything we needed during our stay. It’s also centrally located in the downtown area, and while there aren’t myriad things to do outside of antique stores, it’s still fun to walk around. We also never had an issue finding a parking spot, there was usually street parking right out front in addition to the small lot out back.
The bar is fully stocked complete with a fun cocktail list which we were thankful for after a long day. Have had breakfast at the restaurant twice, and it was delish both times! One of the best omelets I have ever had!
Great place to stay in Greeneville, if you have the opportunity don’t miss it!

Quaint little hotel in downtown Greeneville. The rooms are comfortable and the staff was friendly.
Just needs to update their televisions and their window treatments.

awesome atmosphere, great bar, great food and service. Small towns usually are mediocre at best for a good restaurant. this place really impresses and specially for such small market

For an historic hotel, this place is great. You have to get a premium room… the beds are great. It’s an old hotel and if you understand the quirks old buildings have, you’ll have a great experience. We are staying again at Christmas, we enjoyed this stay so much.

Very nice place to stay in Greeneville, TN.

Meh. I just don’t see what the fuss is about. The historic aspect of this hotel is not lost on me, I love the look of the lobby and the fact that they incorporated an original mirror into the bar, but as far as amenities and comfort I’m just not thrilled. The bed was too firm for my wife and I. The blow dryer stopped working after about two minutes of use, as did the radio. Wifi is sketchy and unsecured. Parking is scarce and there is no ramp on the front entrance which made it difficult to get in with the baby stroller.
The restaurant downstairs is quite expensive, perhaps because for most of the day it’s the only place that’s open. The food is nothing to get excited for either.
If you’re looking for a historic throwback and don’t care about anything else then this is the place for you. If you want a nice room with modern amenities, a pool, exercise room and a free breakfast you’d better keep looking.

Stayed here on a whim, though I had been here 13 years prior. Hotel is really cool, old, well maintained, good rates, comfy bed, good shower, great staff. When I reserved the room, I mentioned we were looking for hiking trails. At check in, they had printed off five trails from the internet that they recommended. We ended up taking two of the hikes and they were great.
The hotel has an awful odor when you enter the lobby, though you don’t notice it once you are accustomed to it. Our room had a mechanical burning like smell, but again once you got used to it, it was not insane. The only downside to the hotel is the smell and the quiet (nothing to do at night) vibe of Greeneville. Though we rather enjoyed our quiet stay and would absolutely go back.

The pictures on the website fail to capture the beauty of this inn! I was in town for business and had the good fortune of staying here. The room was gorgeous and the bed one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in. Everyone was lovely and dinner in Brumley’s was excellent. Wish I had more time to spend and explore the area.

EC and I have eaten here a few times with his grandmother, who is well-​known in the Greeneville area. The Morgan Inn, and Jackie (the bartender) in particular are fantastic — every time we’re there we love the food, the service, and how accomodating they are to our sporadic joining/​leaving/​loud/​inappropriate groups and conversations.
It’s all in the details: fancy bathroom’s (the women’s at least), a computer in the (gorgeous) lobby for anyone to use, seasonal fresh flowers, and salty snacks besides pretzels at the bar. And, Jackie makes a mean Jack and anything.

If you like historic hotel, this one has been remodeled but still has the history of hotel. We both loved this hotel. Very clean and spacious.
We needed a crib and one quick phone call and in a matter of minutes a person from the hotel was delivering one.
Parking is small so you may have to park across street if you stay on a busy night.
If you decide to eat at Brumley’s (hotel restaurant) — I recommend not eating any type of seafood there. Service is great but the food is not that great.