TownePlace Suites Bowling Green

Do not recommend at all for families. There’s no sound proofing and my kids simply walking was an issue. We did a two bedroom suite and the rooms are insanely small. You can barely walk around the beds. There’s no extra linens for the pull out couch. The tub was slow to drain. The breakfast was inedible we had to go elsewhere (as an example muffins were prepackaged and still frozen to the touch). We stayed here because Embassy Suites down the road was sold out. Our experience at that hotel was a million times better. The staff was not friendly. The pool wasn’t operational. There was honestly nothing redeeming about this place. My kids said it was one of the worst hotels they’ve ever been to and we travel a lot.

We have stayed here before and there were always issues. This time was the end of our stays. We returned because it is the cheapest Marriott in town. Our bedroom doors had blood on them. The exterior doors are filthy. The dishes were dirty. The bathroom was not clean. The breakfast has always been terrible, but this time had barely anything at 8:30 on a Saturday. The hallways and main areas are hot. Stay away.

This hotel was a very nice surprise and served perfectly as a place to spend the night before attending an event at WKU the next morning. The entire property had recently been renovated, smelled nice, had a nice amount of amenities, a solid free breakfast, and friendly staff. Parking and location were also excellent. The Room Itself: I had room 409, a one king studio sweet, which had minimal cosmetic issues and no major cleanliness issues. Upon entering, there was a hallway doubling as a kitchen, with a spacious closet, functional door locks, and a well stocked and well lit kitchen. My only complaint here was the large calcium deposit on the coffee maker. The main room features a comfy couch/sofa bed, a nice king bed, a desk, and plenty of outlets/storage. The bed was very comfy and there were zero cleanliness issues, with my only complaint being the desk light not working. The HVAC and few were fine by the way. The restroom was spacious and featured a functional sink and toilet, a tub/shower combo, and weirdly, closet access to the same closet discussed earlier. It also featured pump product, with my only complaints being a lack of lotion and some most interesting caulk around the tub. With that being said, this is an excellent hotel I could recommend to anyone.

We booked a 2 bedroom suite on the way to and from a family trip up north. This is one of the few hotels where I never worry about cleanliness, noise, or space. Front desk personnel have always been friendly, and the breakfast is on the good side of the fair.

Great hotel stay here. Good rate and got an upgrade to the two bedroom suite which was fantastic! Bright white walls, and lots of large windows made the room feel large and clean. Each bedroom had a separate control for temperature control which was nice. The common area had a separate control too. I loved the fact they had lots of overhead lighting which some hotels skimp on. When in Bowling Green we will definitely stay here again.

This hotel to me is the epitome of a great "road trip" hotel. It's also a great place to stay if you're in Bowling Green for any reason, but for us it's always a pleasant place to stay during our trips to and from Florida. This is an extremely well-managed property. The front desk staff were just nice as can be while still maintaining an aire of professionalism. The rooms are great. The common areas are clean and visually appealing... I don't know why I noticed that, but the hallways had this aura that made it look like an upscale hotel. Location is fantastic, not far from I-65 and lots of dining options. Free breakfast was really nice. My daughter and her friend (who are 15) said it's "the best hotel they have ever stayed in" (and made me put that in this review). Overall just a great property. We'll be staying here again in the future.