Budget Inn Ardmore

Large room,quiet location,helpful & friendly staff, super clean facility. Quaint older facility that I will return to often.

Hotel is clean but needs updated staff is very friendly

Large, clean rooms and a nice place to crash for the night. Easy Off-On from the highway and right off the highway (I-65). Would stay again.

Got to the hotel after dark and found it scary. Worried about even getting out of the car to check in. Got in room and nothing made me feel clean or safe. Slept with my phone and panic button from my car on the bed by my head. Even had nightmare about someone breaking in. Got towels from my car to sleep on instead of touching the sheets on the bed.

It was the best price in the area I was traveling, but it wasn't the best hotel room. The bathroom was old and dirty looking. And the room had a odor. I went out and got my air-freshener out of my car! Anyway, good price but I probably choose different next time.

I've been to this hotel a couple of time now. It's a nice place to stay while out of town during my weekly schedule.

my night was good as always!

Overall, it was a very pleasant and restful experience. I would come back to this hotel.

We only stopped here for one night because we were moving from Detroit to Panama City w/ a U-Haul & my SUV on an auto transport trailer. It was a last minute decision to book this hotel b/c we got really tired on our road trip. This hotel claimed to have truck/RV parking. Their "truck/RV parking" was an uneven, sloping, empty dirt field at the end of the parking lot. The room was disgusting & dirty. One bed had old blood stains on the sheets, the other bed had hairs & dirt in the sheets. Every pillow & towel had stains on it. If I didn't already pay for the room on hotels.com, we would have kept driving to a better hotel. Do yourself a favor & drive 10mins farther. Hotels.com did not show other nice hotels in the area, but there is a Holiday Inn & Fairfield Inn & other hotels I wish I had stayed at instead!

The Inn was VERY convenient to the freeway, but I'd suggest going the 15 minutes or so south to Athens where there are more options. This one is just beyond an abandoned filling station, the only person I saw was behind a bullet-proof window when we checked in, the sheets weren't large enough to tuck in under the mattress, the bedspread was stained, the carpet felt sticky to my feet, and there was no shampoo and thin bath towels. Good points: the water pressure was good and the water hot, no bugs, a fridge and MW in the room and (incongrously!) a flat-screen TV. Another point: this is not a town to find a 'hidden gem' of a local restaurant. When they have a sign calling a Pizza Hut an "Italian Bistro," that pretty much tells the tale.