I stayed in an executive floor room on the fifth floor, the floor where you need a key in the elevator to get to. Just when you think you are checking into a doubletree room, you open the door and get curtains that do not close fully (letting lots of light in for those who like to sleep in darkness),... More

Even though we are part of their loyalty program, we were given what may have been the worst room in the house...ground floor of five, right by the exit, rear next to where they come in early morning to empty the dumpster. Worst was when we awoke after arriving in the evening we saw that covers were stained and sheet... More

My family throws big birthday party for our children, and have rented a suite from the DoubleTree in JC 5 times in the last 3 years, due to the wonderful pool and beautiful suites that they offer We rented the double room suite for my daughters 13thB-day party on the 4th floor, and was not happy with the condition of... More

Recently took my daughter up look at ETSU Stayed the night stayed on 5th floor rooms very nice breakast Great. would definetly stay again.

I recently stayed here on as part of a trip to the Bristol NASCAR race for work. I am used to paying inflated race-weekend hotel rates, but this place was $400 a night -- after tax. I think that is a tad absurd for a room that was VERY dated, stunk of smoke and was not particularly clean. There was... More

I stayed at the Doubletree in Johnson City, TN, on Wednesday evening, February 22, 2012. The property was built in 1986 and still reflects some of that style. The guest room I stayed in was large with a King size bed. The bathroom was large and well done. It did come a heavy rain storm while here. There were buckets... More

Spent the night here on my way down to Oklahoma. Decided to drive off the highway a little ways to stay here as it appeared a better option. I wasn't disappointed, the king room was very nice and the bed welcoming after 10 hours of driving. Free breakfast as a Hilton diamond was very good. I'd definitely reccomend this spot... More

In the late 80's, my family lived in Johnson City. My parents, not being wholly comfortable with life in a small city but not prepared to travel extensively with two kids, would take "vacations" to Knoxville, Asheville and, many times, right within Johnson City. And this was the hotel we came to. Back then, it was called something like "Park... More

I've stayed at this hotel many times over the past few years since a close friend of mine moved to Johnson City. I have always stayed on the Honors flooor. This is a well run hotel with good staff. The rooms are comfortable and nicely furnished with good beds. The bathrooms are starting to show a little wear but are... More