It was a matter of time before I encountered a hotel with bad Internet on this trip. Fortunately…read morejust once, but unfortunately it was this Days Inn. Besides that foible, I must also note the rooms are not quiet - I heard lots of convos (and wild birds and frogs) outside in the evening. At least they stopped early enough for me to get some sleep. Other than the Internet, everything else worked even if the room was rather bare and stained. The A/C was loud but kept things cold. Oh, a fun one: with my socks off, I stepped on something hard right before I went to bed. Turned the light on and confirmed it was a half-fossilized insect shell. Sigh. Friendly staff but overall a marginal facility. Oh well. I've definitely had worse.

My husband and I just spent about four days at the Days Inn in Newton, and here is my review. The…read moremanagers are friendly, considerate and are willing to make you, their guest as comfortable as they possibly can. We have had our bank account ROBBED recently, and as such, we were able to stay ONE EXTRA night by paying for it in cash. I would Highly recommend this place for your next visit and if you need a place to rest your weary head, stop in. They have Hardies, Mcdonald's next door. There is even a Chevron just down the road a piece.

Currently under major renovation. Rooms have been updated but not ready for guests to enjoy the…read moreentire property. I would check with front desk before booking to see if renovations are complete

Room was outdated curtains were stained and nasty, shower wall had sticky stuff on it wall in…read morebathroom was filthy. See photos. However employees were great and breakfast was good.

Nice little motel , with a friendly staff. My three night stay here was good . The room was ,…read morequite, comfortable, and clean. Could it have been better ? Yes , the AC worked , but I like it colder. Not many channels on the tv , but the wifi did work good.

A Diamond in the rough. This facility is clean safe and well lighted at night. R V friendly . The…read morestaff are professional and friendly. Handicapped friendly. child friendly with a swimming pool. Easy location that is located just off the interstate with shopping within walking distance. Wall Mart across the street. Security at night. Clean rooms. Fridge and Microwave. Great rates. Recommend.

I will give this hotel 4 starts. The only reason I don't say 5 is because cleanliness could have…read morebeen better. Sara at the front desk was phenomenal! Leiann in housekeeping: was very helpful indeed!

Friendly helpful staff. Problem with ac was handled quickly and effectively. Blanket was nice, not…read moretoo heavy or too light. Hotel is set back from street so it's quiet. Ac was quiet. Shower head was steady, bathtub floor was kind of slick. Would stay here again

Before the opening of the Silver Star Casino in 1994 the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians were a…read morepoor group of indigenous peoples. The main reservation is located on Highway 16, west of Philadelphia, MS. Pockets of their tribe live in the surrounding area, ownership which became part of the reservation. Innovation & vision by a businessman elected Tribal Chief led to construction of the Silver Star Casino & Hotel, which opened in 1994. A portion of the profits went back to tribal members, which immediately raised their standard of living. Choctaw Central, the school system for the reservation, immediately attracted the best teachers with the high salaries. Not only did the casino provide jobs for the reservation, it also provided well paying jobs for the surrounding small towns. Driving down the rural road in Mississippi, as one would approach the Silver Star, it felt like you were entering the "Twilight Zone". (Are any of you young enough to remember that TV series?). In the midst of rural land there stood a glitzy Las Vegas style casino & hotel with a marquee featuring big name talent. Life had changed for Neshoba & Newton counties. Entertainment was provided for east central Mississippi & western Alabama. I remember driving around the parking lot just to see the license plate locations of the people who had come to gamble. Busses were sent to towns for day trips to the casino. Limos were sent to the casinos on the Mississippi River to pick up high rollers. The reservation is not considered a part of the county. So liquor became available in the dry Neshoba County. Upscale restaurants surround the casino floor. But I love the buffet, which offers all you can eat homestyle Southern Cooking. Breakfast is phenomenal at the buffet. Shopping is located in the area between the hotel & casino floor. A Spa provides an additional amenity. Since we own my Grandfather's home & farmland about 15 minutes south, the draw of the casino floor became old. We would go for food & entertainment, some of which was located in stage areas on the casino floor. Once parking behind the Neshoba house after driving back from my Mother's house in town, we could see the laser show at the casino vividly in the rural darkness. My late husband, who wasn't familiar with the area, thought it was a UFO. :) Over the years the area has expanded. The Golden Moon was built across the road from the Silver Star providing new restaurants and a bar in the dome atop the structure where you can view a lot of Neshoba County. Additions also include 2 championship golf courses and a water park. In recent years a smaller Casino was opened in southern Mississippi. Another is planned for Louisville, MS. The complex is now called Pearl River Resort & the reservation is Choctaw, MS. After the majority of the tribe was forced to relocate to Oklahoma in the 1820's by the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, the remaining indigenous population deserves this prosperity.

Public Safety Alert: Menu Misrepresentation, Undisclosed Pork Concealed in Cajun Pasta at Bistro 24…read more On July 4, 2026, during a holiday trip from Georgia (5+ hour drive), my fiancée and I dined at Bistro 24 at Pearl River Resort. Having abstained from pork for over 30 years, I trusted the menu when ordering Cajun Pasta--a meatless base with a paid Chicken add-on. Unbeknownst to us, pork sausage was heavily concealed inside the thick Alfredo sauce and vegetable base. We elected carry-out containers after eating several bites and returned to our room with the intentions of getting some much needed rest. Hours later, my fiancée suffered acute gastrointestinal distress. I called front desk to be connected to Bistro 24, in hope of speaking directly to a manager or food representative, to no avail. Moments later I suffered severe biological rejection resulting in acute emesis upon our bedding. At that time I requested housekeeping. We were forced to get dressed and leave our room at the Silver Star Hotel to address the issue in-person at Bistro 24 inside the Golden Moon Casino. We confronted the manager and Executive Chef. The Chef openly admitted, in front of the manager, that he intentionally added pork sausage to the base because "everyone was asking for it to be", despite omitting it from the menu. This was a deliberate decision to alter a dish without disclosing a restricted protein. We filed an on-property complaint with resort security (Officer Iris, badge #47). Post-departure, we sent emailed complaints. Risk Management sent a Certified Mail package offering a nominal $500 each, conditional upon signing a Confidential Release Form. We rejected it. I offered a final window for them to outline their corrective menu policies, but they chose total silence. CRITICAL SAFETY WARNING: I urge anyone with severe food allergies, religious/spiritual beliefs, or dietary restrictions to exercise extreme caution here. When a kitchen intentionally conceals pork inside a base sauce without labeling it, it creates a high-risk environment. You cannot trust this menu. Due to the resort's total lack of accountability, I am formally escalating this to the Choctaw Gaming Commission and the Office of the Tribal Chief for a full regulatory audit. We intend to exhaust all available means to protect public safety from corporate entities that fail to acknowledge grievances and operate outside of policies meant to protect the public. [ A Full Review and Detailed Timeline Is Available On TripAdvisor]

Closed and took bad, this place was amazing. Nothing like waking up in one of their rooms and…read moresmelling a bakery!!

My husband and I stayed here Feb 1-2 and it was amazing. Located right in the heart of historical…read moreDowntown Laurel and minutes from HGTV's Ben and Erin's Mercantile. The decor is simply elegant and beautiful. We were in room 4, with a view of the downtown. We had a glass of wine and just took in the scenery. SSBB is located next door to the wonderful restaurant "The Loft", so it's very convenient to walk downstairs, have a great dinner and enjoy the downtown scene. Breakfast from SSBB Bakery is complimentary with your stay. The bakery is closed on Sunday mornings, but hubby and I were left some wonderful pastries the night of our arrival. From the high ceilings to the immaculate hardwood floors, you have to ask.... why even bother to stay in a hotel when you can stay in a beautiful condo for the same price. Whenever I'm in Laurel, this will be the only place that I stay. Oh forgot to mention, it was extremely cleaned and well stocked with all the kitchen supplies you need including coffee!!!!

Check-in was great. Lady at the front desk was so nice and friendly. We rented three rooms. AC…read moreworks amazing bed soft and comfortable. The room smells so clean. I will be renting from here the next time I travel through here

Great place, great staff, decent breakfast. We stayed 5 days, convenient location. This one is the…read morenewest in IHG in town.

This hotel is a sweet throwback to the 50s-60s era. Well done restoration Marriott. I hate I'm only…read morehere a week as the area has so much to offer. From the rooftop bar to the beautiful rooms-this place has it all

I love a hotel that's housed in an old office building--there's something that feels both efficient…read moreand luxurious about it. I like to imagine the industry that played out in the space where I'm resting, the thought of someone taking a break from wheeling and dealing to look out of this same window in the 1940s and what else was going on around them. I'd never been to Meridian before, just passed through on the same road trip home after the holidays. It's about 4 and a half hours from NOLA and the perfect place to stay before the final leg of the trip home so that we'd be home at a reasonable hour. Meridian feels a bit frozen in time and this hotel is situated in a quaint downtown area. It's not very lively, even on a Saturday night but I believe the rooftop bar here might be where the action is (I passed it by when getting water in the gym that's on the same floor). I like a Tribute property, which always promises a less corporate/more boutique stay. It has its charm (original mail chute, be still my heart!) and quirks (tiny rooms, old timey elevators that take their time). The main lobby is mainly the restaurant (closed when I arrived around 9pm on a Saturday) with reception in what seems like bank teller windows. I appreciate the convenience of a Starbucks right next door (entrance from the lobby) and if we weren't looking to rest after a endless car ride, there's a few places to get food/drinks within walking distance. Rooms are cozy, beds are excellent and the bathroom is small/nothing special. Would this be an ideal stay for a vacation? Probably not, though I don't expect a vacation in Meridian anytime soon, if ever. I'd stay again, as a more interesting road trip stay than your typical Marriott Courtyards/Fairfield/Residence Inns. When we stayed it was only a little over 100 dollars/night, which is pretty sweet.

UNPROFESSIONAL is the word of the day. To start off I stay at Holiday Inn Express locations all…read moreover the South, due to traveling for work. I am a loyal IHG member and have been for quite some time. Yesterday evening I arrived at the location in Magee, MS at approximately 21:30. I was absolutely exhausted from a long day of work only to greeted at the front desk by "Mary". I stated to Mary that I had a small trailer and there were no available spots in the parking lot, so I parked along the curb, and that I was well out of the way for other patrons. She immediately rushed around the counter and stated, "I will show you where to park!". After walking outside, she made several comments about my choice of a parking spot then asked if I had a reservation and if not, I should go to the Best Western across the street. Mind you I drive a pick-up truck and was pulling a ten-foot trailer, not an 18-wheeler!!!! I told Mary I would like to stay at this location due to have making a reservation the day prior, she stated "well you are going to have to park elsewhere". I then loaded my luggage back into my truck parked across the street at Bojangles. After returning to the front desk, I asked Mary if I could please check in. She was still not having it; she began to get very verbally upset and told me I was going to be arrested for parking next to the curb. Just to be noted that it was not posted by any signage nor, was it marked as a fire lane. After listening to her rant and rave I became very confused about the situation, I mentioned to Mary that I was a police officer for eleven years (truthful statement) and suggested that she became more familiar with the legal statutes and codes in her area before she threatens to have her customers arrested for parking in an unrestricted area. Mary did not like this and raised her voice and stated "Then you try it!!!! Try it!!!!" She then handed me my room key and told me to have a good night in a very sarcastic manner. Not once was I ever agitated nor argumentative and stated to her multiple time that I did not want to argue with her. Fast forward to breakfast this morning, I was greeted by a couple who witnessed the incident, and they expressed how insane and uncalled for it was. I was so thankful I was not the only one who witnessed the outrageous and unprofessional actions of Mary. I never write reviews and understand this is quite wordy but pay attention to who is behind the desk when you check in and if it is Mary, you are better off sleeping in your car at a gas station then dealing with her. Hotel 4 Stars Mary 0 Stars

I got to the hotel and everything appeared fine, there's no place on the property to park a moving…read moretruck or anything overside but i lucked out and found a spot out on the road in front. The deal breaker for me was the prehistoric sized water bugs found in my room. We are talking 4 stomps and it's still moving sized bugs.... bugs that would survive a nuclear blast?! Check my photos you can see for yourself lol! I trapped one in a glass and showed the front desk, they said other than changing rooms there's really nothing they can do. Just search your room, those things might just decide to keep you company in the middle of the night!

dirty and overcharge after the stay they over charge me $100 for no reason, no receipt has been…read moreissue. I have to dispute this and please be aware!! They are shitty

The Drury Inn and Suites in Meridian is one of the nicest locations I have been too besides the New…read moreOrleans location. There is a market in the lobby for all your needs both medical, drink, and food related. They also have a nice restaurant besides their food bar which is worth paying extra for, they offer so many goodies on their bar. As always Drury Inns have a popcorn machine in the lobby, that you can grab a bag and explore the property or go back to the room, the choice is yours. This location does have indoor/outdoor pool and a jacuzzi. I really enjoy the Drury Inns, wherever I'm at but this location was GREAT, you could tell they took pride in the location with contemporary and updated look. There was a mishap with the luggage and our tour group, but all in all. I really enjoyed my stay here, no of us perfect and mistakes can be made. They deserve a 5 star rating!!