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Guestroom The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

Morgan Suite Living Area The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

Morgan Suite Bedroom The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

Morgan Suite Living Area The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

Morgan Suite Living Room The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

Morgan Suite The General Morgan Inn offers 51 guest rooms, including the Morgan Suite, which has a king-sized bed. Each room features high ceilings, restored molding, woodwork, marble baths, coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, deluxe linens, color television with cable, Bath & Body Work toiletries, hair dryer and complimentary wireless internet.

The General Morgan Room At Brumley's Restaurant Brumley's, the General Morgan Inn & Conference Center's premier restaurant, offers American, Continental and Southern cuisine in three distinctive dining rooms. The restaurant's lounge, The General Morgan Room, features a mahogany bar with hand-etched mirrors constructed entirely of blue glass, which were commissioned from a regional artist in the late '40s.

Lobby Admire the classic Victorian architecture of the ornate lobby's tall gleaming windows, and the quaint guestrooms, as well as a scenic Downtown view from the Rooftop Terrace.

Hotel Exterior Discover the amazing history of the General Morgan Inn & Conference Center. This stunning historic hotel dates back to 1884, when Colonel John H. Doughty transformed the historic De Woody Tavern inot a luxurious boutique hotel named the Grand Central Hotel.

Ballroom Salon Best suited for medium-large groups, our Ballroom A, B, and C Salons can be setup in with round or rectangular tables in classroom, conference, theater, or U-shape style. Room dividers make our Grand Ballroom customizable.

Statue Of General John Hunt Morgan Joshua Lane operated the tavern during the Civil War, when it was better known as the Lane House. Early on the morning of September 4, 1864, Joshua's wife, a Union sympathizer, reportedly spotted Confederate General John Hunt Morgan as he tried to escape Union soldiers and pointed out his hiding place. During the ensuing gun battle, the colorful Kentucky Calvary officer, popularly known as the "Thunderbolt of the Confederacy," was shot and killed not far from the rear of the tavern.

Lobby Overlooking Statue Of General Morgan The first building to stand on what is today the General Morgan Inn was the De Woody Tavern, a wooden structure erected in the late 1790s. Heavily patronized by local residents, it also provided overnight accommodations for travelers passing through Greeneville. From the late 1820s to the 1860s, the establishment was known as Bell Tavern.

Executive Boardroom The executive boardroom features a long, rectangular conference table excellent for small groups. This room is on the first floor, right next to Brumley’s Restaurant and Lounge.

Grand Ballroom The Grand Ballroom is perfect for large groups and banquets. With the choice of round and rectangular tables, hotel staff will take care of the set-up, break-down, and clean-up for any event. A customizable dance floor is available.

Rooftop Terrace The Terrace is perfect for small, medium or large groups. With the choice of round and rectangular tables, the hotel will take care of the set-up, break-down, and clean-up for any event. A customizable dance floor is available.