Solid Hampton Inn experience, no suite for me I guess. Tehehe…read more I wasn't expecting much so the goodness that ensued was extremely welcomed. Stopped on a whim just because I was tired of driving. McComb MS. People actually live here. Check in was fast and easy. Dude did grill me like a cop about where I was headed and where I had been. At first I was annoyed, then I realized he was just being nice. Good kid. His name is Miguel I believe. I know a lot about that dude now, but if you meet him, I'm sure he will tell you too. This place had the most comfortable bed outside of my own that I have slept in this year. Pillows were glorious too! Room was nice and comfy. AC was nice level sound wise. Towels, linens, room all clean no nasties hiding that I found. All in all good job room wise. Breakfast was just almost edible. Classic booosheet hotel breakfast. Blah. Blah. Blah. I'd stay here again if ever needing a place to crash near a Supercharger. Oh yea. McComb has a Tesla Supercharger for some reason. '25 - 29/111

My husband and I were visiting family in the area and stayed here Christmas night. The staff was…read moreincredibly friendly, and our room was spotless. The only noise we heard was from the freeway (it was minimal), and the hotel is located in a prime area - several restaurants and things to do are within minutes. My cousin mentioned the hotel allowed smoking since one of her friends loved to smoke in her room, but I can assure you that was a LONG time ago. I was initially concerned since my husband is allergic. The entire hotel is nonsmoking, and I couldn't pick up on any hint of cigarette smoke (I have a very sensitive nose). We got a solid night's sleep and woke up extremely refreshed (Hampton beds are the BEST). Our room was quite spacious, and we didn't feel crammed at all (it was the king sofa bed studio suite). My parents stayed down the hall from us and enjoyed their experience as well. They also commented on how nice and quiet the hotel was, and we all agreed we will definitely be back next time we're in to visit family.

Extremely clean and spacious rooms. Very friendly and helpful family owned and run business.read more

This is a older Hotel and doesn't look like much from the road. This hotel is nice and clean and…read morehas a very comfortable bed. Don't be afraid to come here it's not bad at all. The decor takes me straight back to the 90s though. It's a good place though.

If ever you need a quick retreat from the city this is the perfect spot. The check in is easy and…read morestaff are helpful. The cabin was very clean and loved the little snore lit included. The bed was so soft I literally sank into the fluffy sheets. The scenery was beautiful along with the trails that are marked.

The New York Strip was one of the best I've ever had!!! Beautiful atmosphere also!!!!read more

A group of us went to the restaurant by referral. Driving up, it's beautiful, sits back a little so…read morewhen you drive up when the sun is down and the lights are on. When you entered, the hostess was friendly, and she even opened the door when she noticed you. The service started out a little rough bc the server wasn't very attentive and was kind of rushed, but it got better as the night went on. We even thought about asking for another server, but he got it right. The food was delicious. The shrimp were large and juicy. Flavored to perfection. The ambiance is very nice and the decor is pleasant. It has a romantic vibe, yet it's a great atmosphere for friends and family. There was one guy who took a few pictures for us that were extremely friendly. He could have been a manager because he also came to check on us to make sure everything was good.

All in all, this is a great welcome center and the two women manning the welcome center were…read moreextremely friendly. The rest area was clean and well maintained. Parking was adequate and it was a great place to stretch my legs and enjoy a cup of complimentary coffee.

Wonderful welcome center. Wide entrances and exits. Clean and well lit. Ladies working were…read morefriendly and well informed on things to do in the area. Stop on by! I do wonder about the signs in the women's restrooms about human trafficking and what to be aware of. I wonder if there are similar signs in the men's restrooms, or if they aren't as worried about male presenting people being trafficked.

Beautiful venue...wonderful family owned business. You will not be disappointed! Go see firsthand…read morewhat they have to offer.

This was a simply lovely venue for our friends wedding, reception and rehearsal. I was surprised…read moreto find something so "country and elegant" at the same time so far out in the middle of nowhere. Everything was perfect and memorable. We were taken away the moment we stepped in!

Redneck Riviera. That's the best way to describe this place. The pool looks like it was made with…read morequikrete. Large areas of concrete are broken up in the water. There are anchor bolts sticking out of the walls and bottom of the pool. Three of our five person group cut their feet on the broken rough patches of concrete. There is a dirt line all the way around the inside. Its gross. The camping spots are all gravel. It's rained two afternoons and our sites were flooded. The power went out two of three days but was restored quickly. There are kids (like young kids) and adults drinking and driving golf carts and side by sides FAST and irresponsibly. Someone is going to get hurt. Rules are not enforced so there are people riding and playing loud music at all hours of the night. Don't expect to get anywhere in a vehicle. People park in the roads wherever they want with campers, trucks, trailers, golf carts, etc. There is NOTHING to do nearby. The closest grocery store is 20 min away. The only positive of our stay was the Fourth of July fireworks show. It lasted 25 minutes. I bumped up one star for that. We will not be back here.

Pool was already closed but in person is pretty redneck. The bottom is falling apart and if they…read moredon't fix it by next season people could really get their feet cut up. We were there through the week on off season. Nothing is open through the week. No camp store. No restaurant. They did blow up the jumping pillows. On our second day we finally flagged down an employee that gave up the corn hole bags and horseshoes to use. (All those including paddles for kayaks are locked up in camp store that isn't open until Friday ). The animals were nice. It was rutting season though so they asked you don't pet the deer. Fishing was good. Caught some small ones. Did see others catch bigger. Lake was very pretty. Peaceful through the week. There were only four of us maybe lol. Weekends are a different story. Very busy. Do need to enforce some speed limits on Golf carts and a few cars too. Most part was good. There's the river just through the gate where the boat ramp is. (I would never back a boat down that ramp btw it's sketchy steep) That area is a good little swimming spot since the pool and tubing and pretty much all of it shuts down last week of September. Staff was nice.

I had seen this museum on Facebook, looked at their outdated website, read reviews here on YELP,…read moreand have been eyeballing this museum for quite some time. Like a couple of years. I tried calling the number on their website, which is the same number that is on here and on their Facebook page, all to no response, even emailed them and no response. I have had some unexpected time off work lately and decided to just drive up. I was NOT disappointed. They are open Wednesday thru Friday and every other Saturday from 10a-3p. It is on a side street, park in front. You will probably have to ring the doorbell. Yes, it is in a converted house. The main draw is the Britney exhibit, which is in 6 rooms. The docent was very proud of everything, and all Britney has done. Evidently Britney got her name spelled with 1 t because her paternal grandmother was a war bride from WWII brought over by her grandfather from Great Britain, hence the spelling. Seriously, the docent is pretty darn proud of the town darling, and is proud of the fact that she is called upon to do floral arrangements for the family. There is a large room dedicated to all of the citizens of this sleepy community who served in all of the major wars of the last 100 years or so. It is a great source of pride. There is another room dedicated to the history of the city. The docent was just so proud of everything. This is exactly what I expected a small town museum to be. It is worth the trip to come. It is just over an hour north of the New Orleans metro area.

During my time in Baton Rouge and a rental car for a day at my disposal, I decided to drive up to…read moreKentwood, LA. As many would know, it's the hometown of pop queen Britney Spears. And there's a big sign on LA highway 51 northbound that said so. I know, I took a few photos of that sign. It was interesting to be here to sightsee, as I'm sure the town has seen many gawkers trolling around for the last two decades looking for Britney and/or her family. The town of Kentwood had seen better days for sure. Once in the town in Kentwood, I decided to stop by the Kentwood museum, just to see. I've seen in their website stating that they have a shrine dedicating to hometown heroine, Britney Spears. I've grown up with her music and her life way back when I went to high school back in the late 1990's, so it was a treat to actually be there in Kentwood and see Britney's humble beginnings in Kentwood before she went Hollywood. The museum itself is basically the size of a medium single family home. Not too big, but it ain't small either. The town of Kentwood, LA's website, even proudly displays that it's Britney's hometown. I guess that's their claim to fame. I arrived at the Kentwood Museum on a random Wednesday afternoon after driving on the I-12 before turning north to I-55 heading towards the Mississippi state line and Jackson, MS. Kentwood city limits is about 5 miles away from the MS/LA state line, so that's kind of awesome. The museum is located at 204 Avenue E in Kentwood. I was told not to photograph anything, so I just happened to appreciate what was being displayed. I must have spent about 30 minutes looking and appreciate all the Britney related items here at the museum. While they didn't have a formal admission fee, I decided to chip in a small donation. Cash only for that. They have a pretty huge parking lot next to the museum, so that's always nice. It's always a nostalgic experience to venture back 20 years into the past when I was in high school and Britney was getting her start in the music industry. For the most part, visiting Kentwood, LA and the Kentwood museum had been a sightseeing adventure that's often overlooked, especially when you are a fan of Britney herself and of her music. You're basically driving to the middle of nowhere Louisiana, so best believe that it will be worth it, just to say you've been to where it all started. The Britney exhibit was pretty cool, with a replica of her bedroom in her childhood home as well as some moments from her high school days. There is about 4 rooms in the museum that's dedicated to Britney herself. It's definitely well worth the drive to see Britney's hometown, if you are in the area or somewhere relatively nearby. I mean, if you are a super fan or just someone who has grown up with Britney and her music, it's in your best interest to visit once in your lifetime. 5 stars, just because of the huge nostalgia involved. It's not everyday you get to travel and see this kind of thing. I'm glad that Britney is in my generation and just 2 years younger than me. I've enjoyed my time at the Kentwood museum here in Kentwood, LA. I hope you will too. It's sort of like going to Graceland to see Elvis, but Britney is very much around. Support local! A+