Spark by Hilton Kimball

Clean, comfortable room. Not luxurious, but great for a quick stay. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Google maps didn't give great directions (turn at the light for Harbor Freight instead of whatever Google says), and people had parked at the front door, so it was tricky to find the entrance in the dark. Continental breakfast was good with plenty of choices. All in all, what I expect from a Spark hotel!

Good stay! It’s modern and super clean. It appeared to be newly renovated so it truly was fresh. Bedding was higher quality. Front parking fills up- There’s more parking in the back, however the lobby is in the front. The exterior is older but the interior is newer. It’s a smaller breakfast selection- it’s designed to be a bagel bar with assorted bagels, spreads, cereals, boiled eggs, and other toppings. The hotel is located right in the middle of a ton of walkable cheaper food options and is right off an exit.

Positive: The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Negative: It was being renovated. I would have liked to have known before hand. But our room looked like it was one of the first to be remodeled. It was very clean and comfortable.

No coffee pot/coffee in the room. No freezer in fridge. Very few breakfast selections. Price almost doubled from last year. Plastic ice bucket with no cover.The gentleman at the desk was very kind and helpful. We were just disappointed because of the cost and a lot less amenities in the room.

On or about 0630 hrs (CST) on October 25th, 2025, I was sitting on the bed in my room (113) at the Spark by Hilton (205 Kimball Crossing Dr Kimball, TN 37347), when I heard someone attempt to access the door to my room. I heard the deadbolt unlatch and the room door open and hit against the safety latch. The door immediately closed. The individual(s) who attempted to access our room did not knock or make any attempt to announce who they were. ||I jumped up, grabbed my pistol (I am former law enforcement and carry legally where I can) and ran to the door. By the time I unlatched the door and opened it, the hallway was empty. I went back into the room and told my wife (who was awake by this time) what had happened. I told her that I was going to the front desk to check and see who had attemp