Staying in Greeneville
Greeneville is one of Tennessee’s oldest towns and Andrew Johnson’s hometown. Stay downtown and you can walk to the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, the Dickson-Williams Mansion and the county history museum, then head out to Tusculum, the Nolichucky valley and the Cherokee National Forest.
Places to stay in and around Greeneville
- General Morgan Inn ↗111 N. Main St., downtown · the restored 1884 Brumley Hotel, now a hotel and conference center, home of Brumley’s and the start point for downtown tours · (423) 787-1000. ⓘ source
- More places to stay ↗Beyond the inn, Discover Greeneville, the Greene County Partnership’s tourism office at 115 Academy St., keeps the county lodging list · (423) 638-4111. ⓘ source
From our Greeneville guide and official tourism listings — checked by our editors. Call ahead; rates and rooms change.
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Before you book
- Big weekends (football, festivals, conventions) fill rooms early — book ahead or stay a little farther out.
- Interstate hotels are easiest for a late arrival; downtown inns put you within walking distance of dinner.
- Check parking and pet rules before you book — they vary by property.
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