| check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. amenities include a complimentary continental breakfast and an outdoor pool, as well as free guest parking. some also feature in-room kitchenettes. all rooms include en suite bathrooms and flat-screen tvs with cable, plus microwaves, minifridges and coffeemakers. there's free wifi in every room and kids 17 and under stay free with an adult. this straightforward budget hotel is a 10-minute drive from stones river national battlefield and an 11-minute drive from middle tennessee state university
Nashville International Airport 31 min
Murfreesboro Escape Rooms (6 min) Discovery Center at Murfree Spring (9 min)
Interactive kids' museum with exhibits on science & culture plus live animals & outdoor programs. World Outreach Church (10 min) Earth Experience - Middle Tennessee Museum of Natural History (7 min)
Hands-on natural history museum displaying international & local archeological finds & fossils. Mayday Brewery (8 min)
Funky, music-centric pit stop for craft brews & weekend live gigs in a laid-back, art-covered space. Oaklands Mansion (11 min)
Once home to both Confederate & Union soldiers, this plantation now offers tours & activities. 60 Minute Escape Game Murfreesboro (17 min) Bradley Academy Museum and Cultural Center (8 min)
Museum & cultural center in a 1918 school with a Civil War exhibit, theater & an original classroom. Stones River National Battlefield (6 min)
Historic 570-acre park & cemetery with a visitor center & marked trails along Civil War battlefield. Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area (12 min)
This historic area tells the story of the Civil War, its impact & its aftermath. GO USA Fun Park (12 min)
Amusement park with go karts, batting cages & arcades, plus mini golf with castle & water features. Manson Pike Trailhead (7 min) Stones River National Cemetery (8 min) Cannonsburgh Village (7 min)
Reproduction pioneer village featuring a gristmill, a school house, a general store & more. Fortress Rosecrans (8 min)
Historic remnants of an 1863 earthworks fort, the largest one built during the Civil War. | 
