America’s Best Value Inn

For what it was charging. you get what you pay for. This was fairly one of the cheapest hotels that were available that we could find for a one night stay. the next hotel we were thinking of going to would of charged us 120 $ more for a double twin bed room. We arrived at 11 at night and just wanted somewhere to sleep. We didn’t want anything fancy but everything was booked for this particular week and I have no idea why. So it was either book here, a 2 star hotel for $ 200+, or a roach motel…
The hotel is currently going under renovations during our stay in which we got the new granite countertops, new paint job, new carpet, and fresh sheets and curtains. This place was clean which was the only thing I hoped for after reading their reviews on priceline. The entertainment center shows some wear and tear, noted by the missing handle, and some chips made when moving it around and getting the new granite on top. The study table is quite large with a chair and desk lamp. The WiFi is free and was fast enough for searching the web.
We didn’t use the microwave and fridge since we were only staying for one night. Hooters and a Mexican restaurant is within walking distance to the hotel which was convenient for us. Jack in the box is also available for anyone craving a late night snack.
Overall, this place was clean and well priced for our one night stay. Nothing special about this motel except the fact it was clean. The location is nice and convenient and I would recommend this place for a nice quiet night of rest.

Good value for money. Convenient location and nice people. Breakfast just fine. Bed are ok. Nothing more to expect than the price but convenient for one night

Basic motel with no complaints. I didn’t use it, but there’s free wi-​fi and there’s a decently sized TV in the room with cable. Also supplied were a microwave and fridge. The room is small and an outlet wasn’t working at all, but it was clean and quiet. To be honest, this place looks worse from the outside considering it’s next door to a worser looking motel and a closed supermercado, but it’s not a dangerous area of Nashville. If you’re looking for something budget friendly and no frills, this is worth checking out.

It’s 2014. Let me upgrade this to 2 stars. The rooms are clean… and small. I bumped my knee on the narrow passage way between the refrigerator and of one of the beds. That’s right. They do have a refridgerator and a microwave. They don’t have a pool, or a gym, or guest laundry. They do have security cameras in the parking lot. Hooter’s is next door. The Internet is spotty and frustrating. It forgets you ever existed every 30 minutes do you have to keep logging in. Sometimes the bestvalueinn13 doesn’t work at all so I toggle back and forth between that network and bestvalueinn14. Sometimes neither work for a little while. What I want to know is, has the U.S. Congress sold us down the river with the whole Net Neutrality Act? I swear cheap motel Internet used to be better. Maybe I’m wrong. Anyway, overall it’s not that bad.

34 a night via priceline. No HBO, staff friendly, in a transitional area but still pretty safe. Got what I paid for. Hard beds, funky bed covers but overall room was clean with hot water and very cold a/​c. Oh and NO pool!

This hotel was very disappointing on our trip to Nashville last week. The lobby smelled strongly of disinfectant (although I suppose that could be worse), and the person at the front counter was not very friendly. The «character» ahead of us in the checkout line was paying cash for a room with his girlfriend and was wearing the most amazing technicolor jacket that was covered with portraits from the movie «Scarface.» The room was adequate, although the heater did not work well (a problem when the high was 30 degrees) and the hot water heater seemed to fluctuate a lot. On Saturday night, there were people partying, honking, yelling, and running around until 11 PM, and then they started up again at 3:30 AM, after they got back from where ever they had been. We would have complained (or called the police), but we had to get up at 4 to go to the airport. The guy manning the desk at 4 AM could barely speak English, because he didn’t seem to understand that I wanted to check out. Either way, although there was free internet and breakfast (which we didn’t try), the overall experience was very negative.