Eastern Tennessee Vacation Packages

Room cards are getting erased from some of the security systems in gatlinburg! Staff members reloaded it after each trip back to the room! They told us about the problem when we checked in. Very good staff members and very helpful!!

Very clean and quiet property. Love the number of outlets in the room. In the age of cpaps and # of mobile devices that is a huge thing for us. Fantastic stay and the best we've encountered on our trip thus far.

Absolutely loved our visit, Staff was friendly, accommodation were wonderful, quiet, close to nature.

Cleanliness average; Some staff members deficient in Southern Hospitality to certain Guests; Shopping average

The Oliver Hotel in Knoxville is right on the square in downtown. It is advertised as a 'boutique' hotel and that is a perfect description of the hotel. I was allowed to check in early, and upon my request for an upgrade to my room booking at a nominal cost, I was upgraded at no charge. The hotel seems to be a renovated property, and the rooms are outfitted in a 70's motif, with brass dome lights and decor. The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom classically stylish. The water pressure in the shower left something to be desired, and that is often a result of an older structure renovation. The rooms are not exactly soundproof, other guests can occasionally be heard. The only criticism of the room are the bath linens; an upgrade would put this hotel another notch up, There is no swimming pool nor fitness center, again indicative of a boutique hotel. The staff was accommodating, and stretched thin; the front desk staff seem to perform numerous functions such as typical front desk activities, to running the valet, to accommodating guest requests. Often there is a sign on the desk explaining this and a promise to 'be right back'. In all instances this was the case, the desk is not unmanned for long. There are bicycles guests can check out for free. The room attendants did a great job, my room was cleaned daily. Great stay, accommodating snd friendly staff, and hidden behind a slide door is the Peter Kern Library, a speakeasy bar where you will share booths.