Where to stay in Springfield
Springfield has about a dozen lodging options split between I-65 exits and Memorial Boulevard. Here is the honest breakdown of what each area costs and which ones are actually worth booking.
Hampton Inn exterior off Memorial Boulevard in Springfield
Interstate exits: convenient, not charming
Exit 35 off I-65 is the main hotel cluster: Hampton Inn ($135 to $165), Holiday Inn Express ($120 to $150), Comfort Suites ($105 to $135), and Fairfield Inn ($110 to $140). All are five minutes from the courthouse square by car. Rooms are clean, breakfast is included at most, and Wi-Fi is decent. The downside is you are in a strip-mall landscape and need to drive everywhere. Book direct on the hotel's own site rather than third-party for the best rate.
Memorial Boulevard: older and cheaper
Memorial Boulevard, the main drag between the square and I-65, has older properties like Days Inn, Quality Inn, and independent motels running $70 to $100 a night. Quality varies. The Days Inn is generally fine for a night or two; some of the smaller independents show their age. Read recent reviews carefully. If you are on a tight budget and only need a bed, this is where you save $50 a night compared to the interstate cluster.
B&Bs and country stays
Willow Chase Bed and Breakfast south of town is the standout, three rooms at $140 to $175 with a proper breakfast. A handful of restored tobacco farmhouses on Airbnb rent for $180 to $280 a night with two-night minimums, mostly outside town in Cedar Hill, Adams, or Orlinda. These require a car but give you the actual Robertson County experience: quiet, dark skies, and porches. Book three to four weeks ahead for weekends.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask before they set off on this one.
The Hampton Inn off I-65 exit 35 is the most consistent for cleanliness, breakfast, and service. For character, the Willow Chase B&B south of town is the top pick.
Yes for stays of two nights or more, especially if you want a restored farmhouse experience. For a single overnight, a chain hotel is usually cheaper and simpler.
If you’re visiting Robertson County, Clarksville, or the Kentucky line, stay in Springfield and save $80 to $150 a night. If your whole trip is Nashville-focused, stay in Nashville.
Yes. Holiday Inn Express, Quality Inn, and several Memorial Boulevard motels take dogs, typically for a $25 to $50 fee per stay. Confirm at booking, not on arrival.
Hotels in Springfield
Hotels we cover across Springfield
- Quality Inn & Suites Joelton Nashville 2★ · 4.7/5
- Hampton Inn Pleasant View TN 2★ · 4.6/5
- Hampton Inn by Hilton Springfield 2★ · 4.4/5
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville North Springfield by IHG 2★ · 4.4/5
- Quality Inn Pleasant View 2★ · 3.9/5
- Quality Inn White House 2★ · 3.7/5
- Springfield Inn TN 2★ · 3.2/5
- Charming Springfield Escape with Furnished Deck 3★
- Family friendly Home w Yard: 27 Mi to Nashville 3★
- Comfort Inn White House 2★
- Hampton Inn White House 2★
- Holiday Inn Express White House by IHG 2★
- Motel 6 White House TN 2★
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