A really nicely done museum. Great exhibits, tons of blues trivia and history. Filled with stuff…read moreabout the highway 61 migration route. The ladies working the gift shop are adorable.

One of the best music museums I've been to. Not big, but rich in texture and personalities. Worth…read moreit! Note: one reviewer said it's free. It's not: $15 general admission. Double worth it!

This place is wonderful. It's very spacious and I love the way it's decorated. The property…read moremanager is friendly and helpful. He recommended very good places to eat. There is so much to do in this little town. The live music is fantastic. We'll definitely be back!

Your fully paid reservation means nothing here. I had a fully paid reservation that had been…read morepersonally approved by the property owner, who then cancelled the reservation two weeks later, presumably because he received a better offer. We have been visiting Clarksdale for several years, and have found much more reliable boutique hotel owners. This might be a nice place, but if the rug can be pulled out from under you without even a discussion, why bother?

Amazing space, perfect location and trouble free rental - can't wait to visit again. Will…read moredefinitely stay here again!

Wow, what fun! For…read morethe price of the chain hotel you get Art, Music, great sleep and happy memories. Somewhere in Clarksdale's Downtown there is live music every night of the year and staying at the Squeeze Box puts you perfectly in walking distance. I stayed on a Tuesday and the music was across the street, but it's never very far away. Do your part to support Delta visual and aural artists, the Squeeze Box and Clarksdale are counting on you and you'll stay in the neatest artistic locale you can imagine.

The Delta Blues Museum is a must see destination while traveling in Mississippi. Located close to…read morethe Crossroads monument in Clarksdale you travel back in time to the birth place of blues music. The true Americana music of our nation and played by some of the finest musicians who inspired what's called rock n roll today. You'll journey from the roots of blue's in the cottons fields of the south to current players. On display you'll see artifacts from clothing , stage used guitars from players and artwork along with someone's car. The photographical journey on the wall is amazing and reflects a long range of history dating many decades. What's better is most of its through the eyes of s single photographer. Before you leave check out the gift shop. Many items including music available for purchasing . I'm sure the museum will grow and look forward to seeing it again.

First off, my only complaint - No Photography Allowed. There are so many cool things that I wanted…read moreto snap pics of and share with friends that I actually contemplated my chances of being caught and what would be the repercussions! I remembered I was in the Delta as a guest and kept the gentleman's agreement. The museum has a re-creation of Muddy Waters share croppers cabin and an area devoted just to him. It also boasts scores of small exhibit of blues artists with bios, photos, clothing and instruments. it also covers the history and the non famous, such as a local Clarksdale resident that rode his bike around town for many years and performed every chance he could. (If I could have taken photos I would remember his name) A must see for anyone coming thru Clarksdale.

Wonderful hotel to spend a couple nights before getting on a catamaran or before or after arriving…read more It is set on 14 1/2 acres, surrounded by green Hills and just a walk to beautiful Lambert Bay. Prices are generally reasonable. The resort has the largest freshwater pool in the BVI's. Very serene, with a little bridge and a swim up pool bar called the Pelican. It also has a pretty beachside restaurant and a bar, the Turtle. Other amenities too - tennis courts, fitness center, massages, etc. I just walked around today, but look forward to staying here next time we are in Tortola.

A well kept secret that should not be. We were staying at Shack Inn and from our cabin we heard…read moremusic. During our exploration, on a Monday night, we found this jewel next to the compound. There is live music on Monday night. This is a place worth supporting.

Stopped here while in Clarksdale. We only stayed a short time. The building is the old commissary…read morefor the Hopson Plantation and is chocked full of history and old items. The staff is friendly enough I guess. Being we were in the Delta and just outside of Clarksdale, we were hoping to hear some blues but instead they had a duet doing what I'd consider folk-country.

When I walked in the door, 5 stars. It was big and spacious and beautiful. It was warm, so I…read morereached to turn the a/c down and a sign says, "Do not turn below 70". 4 stars. The a/c was on 73. Mind you, I never turn mine at home below 70 because I'm anemic, but this a/c definitely wasn't cooling. Plus, at the price I paid, during a Mississippi summer, who wouldn't??! Not what I expected for a room where Morgan Freeman supposedly stayed. 3 stars. The next sweaty morning, I turn on the water in the tub and all kinds of debris came gushing out. 2 stars. Took a wash-off in the sink. I had a good time at the Ground Zero blues club, so I kept it at 2 stars. Oh... and there wasn't a soul on site the morning I left except a homeless guy on the front steps. So, it's best to pay this type of money at a place where you can adjust the a/c and take a bath and have a little hospitality checking in/out.

Wanna boogie to the blues and then stumble upstairs into your own Soho-style loft, maybe the one…read moreMorgan Freeman sleeps in when he comes through? We took one for a night. The loft was huge. Comes with a kitchen, wifi, big sitting area. I can't say we researched the alternatives in Clarksdale too much, but we liked our stay here. There were a few things that could have been better. The coffee maker was missing a piece, but we took that as an excuse to go across the street to the great diner. The loft did get loud, being right on top of a juke joint and all. But you oughta be downstairs shakin' your rump in any case, shugga.