Hotels near Greeneville-Greene County Municipal Airport - GCY, Greeneville

The tour of Andrew Johnson's home was very interesting. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave an informative, balanced summary of Andrew Johnson's political and personal life, particularly where it related to his Greeneville residence. We had a delicious, reasonably priced lunch at a local sandwich shop (Traveller's ?) The Andrew Johnson NHS visitor's center was also worth spending time. Overall, Greeneville was worth a half day or even a full day visit for anyone interested in US history.

I was born in Greeneville and travel to Tennessee at least three times a year to visit my elderly father, uncle and aunt, and grandson. It would be nice if I could receive a hometown discount as I am almost 70 and on a fixed income.

Greenville was very nice and clean. Visit was for a convention. Great highway signs and easy to drive around. Outstanding selections for food and so many to choose from. Did not see oil change place or U.S. Bank. Great for Wal-Mart for items I forgot to pack. Dunkin Donuts is a ++. Very surprised not to see roadside stands with pumpkins, corn stalks and apples with the leaves changing. Great fall foliage colors. As a non-resident, Greenville was a very nice place to visit. I will visit again.

There are not enough traffic lights. Most side streets require you to pull out into the median to go left. This was difficult because traffic was always high. Local people were very conservative and rural...lots of Trump flags and very restrictive alcohol rules for the Renaissance Festival we were attending.