The hotel was nice, HOWEVER, the television was the worst that I have stayed at in a long, long…read moretime! They offered 25 channels and no movie options just basic T.V. I felt like I was in the hospital!

The good news: this is arguably the best place to stay in this shitstain of a town. If you…read moreabsolutely HAD to stay in Demopolis, this is your best bet for not waking up the next morning covered in bedbug bites. The rooms were clean enough, the staff was nice I guess. Whatever. The bad news: We had no hot water in our showers. The front desk claimed that since we were at the end of the hall it took longer for the showers to warm up. The shower never warmed up. The whole place looked like someone had raided the house of a recently deceased grandmother who hadn't updated her furniture since 2003. We were told that the breakfast was "made to order", but that turned out to be telling someone behind a window to make something. There wasn't even a menu which seems like the least they could do. The rest of the breakfast, if you could even call it that, was some prepackaged shit that looked like it had been there since the beginning of the pandemic. Real classy. Not gonna lie the coffee was pretty decent. So long demopolis, I hope we never meet again.

Based on my August 16, 2024 experience, I would stay at the Travel Inn again. The young man who…read morechecked me in (with no prior reservation) was courteous and personable. The room rate, paid at the hotel, was reasonable (and virtually the same as online booking companies offered -- and I'd rather the hotel get more of my money). Room was clean, seemingly updated of recent. Bed comfortable. Bathroom was clean, hot water abundent. Refrigerator and microwave were clean. Given reviews I had read, my expectations were exceeded for this class of hotel, especially for the price I paid.

When I first called ahead to schedule my stay here I was skeptical, but as soon as I pulled off the…read moreinterstate and saw the well lit and maintained exterior I was no longer concerned. The rooms were immaculate, the front office has a 50s dinner style feel to it. The staff was friendly and accommodating, the price was less than I expected, I've paid double to stay at places that did not compare In quality.

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.

We expected more from the fact that "The Threefoot Hotel" belongs to the premium group of hotels in…read moreMarriott lineup. Hotel is in converted old office historic building. Our room was spacious, clean w with w very comfortable beds. Mattress was one of the best I had in many of my hotel stays. On the other hand the room had a very limited space for clothes. Extremely narrow one. Checking crew was a very professional, friendly and helpful. In the restaurant we didn't have the same experience. Out of two restaurants one was closed for private event.

+ - + - plus: Greeted by friendly desk clerk up front when I…read morechecked in. minus: I could tell the place was not crowded, but she said there was no second floor room for me. plus: I ended up on the second floor. minus: Desk closes early. plus: I rang the bell, she let me in to refill my water bottle. minus: Pool is not open, even though it's on the sign. plus: Room was already cooled when I walked in. minus: The smoke alarm then beeped at me to let me know of its low battery that I had to resolve. plus: All the room equipment worked. minus: I couldn't change the microwave clock to the correct time, and only one of the two bedside lamps turned on without pulsing. plus: I eventually resolved both of those. plus: Comfortable bed. minus: Cigarette burn - I get it - but other parts of the room are dated - and this doesn't bother me in the slightest, I'm just letting you know what to expect. plus: they do have breakfast minus: the lobby is closed so I would have to wake them to get any of it sorry, this was a weak three with all the minuses. It was good service, but the complete lack of overnight kills it. Things to fix here before I would consider another stay.

If I could leave minus stars, I would. I stay in hotels a lot for work. This was by far the worst…read more The manager refused to come talk to me, despite being on site. The young lady at the desk was as helpful as she could be under the circumstances. There was what appeared to be body fluids (blood, not rust) on the sheets, the toilet paper dispenser was falling out of the wall, as was the smoke detector. A lamp had no plug to be plugged into, there were stains on the carpet that made me feel as though I should keep my shoes on at all times. Broken auto glass in the parking lot was not reassuring either.

We stayed at Golden Moon casino for the NAYO tournament for the weekend. Plenty of parking around…read morethe Casino including valet parking. The registration staff was hospitable including the staff throughout the casino floors and restaurants. The casino is clean and the gaming floor isn't overwhelming like some and was easy to navigate and it's non smoking on the floor, has plenty of machines and card tables. Inside the Golden Moon is a small store for drinks for chips, candy and merchandise; a coffee and sweets shop, bar area, golf shop, small clothing boutique, large convention room, a pool (covered and uncovered) and plenty of great restaurants within the casino (service is usually slow). Our room was large, beds comfy and pillows fluffy, large spacious bathroom with a tub and nice size shower, room doesn't have microwave or mini fridge would be nice to have microwaves on the floors near vending area to heat up leftovers (my opinion). Overall a great stay.

We were extremely disappointed with our stay at the Golden Moon. For the amount you charge for…read morethese rooms, we expected a much higher level of cleanliness. The bathroom walls were dirty, the and there were sticky spots on the floor. At these prices, guests should not have to question whether their room was thoroughly cleaned before they arrived. Unfortunately, this experience was enough for us to say we will not stay at the Golden Moon again, and we certainly cannot recommend it to friends or family. Our advice to others will be to make the drive to Tunica instead. When you charge premium prices, the room--and especially the cleanliness--should reflect that price.

it was decent looking on the inside but we walked in the bathroom to see the shower head on the…read morefloor? and then when we woke up in the morning my uncle was bitten viciously down his arm and leg. This experience has been very trauma and I will be calling cooperate.

To tired to drive so instead of sleeping in the car thought we'd just get a cheap room to stretch…read moreout. The comfort in was the only other option and closer to the interstate, but it was $90 more?! So we thought, "what the hell" $65 after taxes...okay fine. Pulling up I thought, "oh lord this run down roach motel" but as soon as I opened the door to a crisp cool room with a clean smell I said, "oh sh*t, okay "... the room is a very gracious size, with plenty of space and a fridge. I was expecting a tiny shower, but Its plenty of space for 2 to get raunchy. I even like the updated tile and the floors throughout are really nice. I scoured the room for bugs...nothing and other than the 1950s air-conditioning, it's clean enough I'm comfortable. The bed is great, but almost gotta take a running head start to get into it. The sheet you sleep on is like a light face towel...sorta ruff, but soft..its hard to explain, but it's actually really nice. The pillow top is nice, but it's not been rotated so the head is lower than the feet, so I gotta sleep with my head at the foot or my boobs will suffocate me, but Its comfy. I am assuming they don't have breakfast, and I'm not taking a chance on looking in the ice bin way up front... but I hope more people look past the ruff exterior and give Comfort Inn the finger as the unload into this high rise of a motel!

My husband and I stayed at the Cole House in Philadelphia. This is the first B&B we have ever…read morestayed in and with my future aspirations to own one, I figured now is as good of time as ever to start staying in a few to get some ideas (not that I don't have enough of those). We really enjoyed the Cole House. The inkeepers and owners, The Waltons are very friendly and welcoming hosts. We stayed in the Cottage, which is a private little room w/a porch and bathroom behind the main house. It is close to the casinos if you are interested in heading up to play some cards, catch a concert, or check out a buffett. Very quaint, clean, and full of all kinds of antiques. The main dining room is large for many guests to enjoy meals together. Across from the B&B is a lovely gazebo in a large park area, which could be great for a small wedding party also. All in all, very good first B&B experience!

Best hotel in Meridian Super room and service…read moreThe pool was a lovely spot th hang out

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

0 stars! Worst experience ever! I was bitten by what I believe were fleas, changed rooms twice,…read morestill got bitten! Ended up getting comped some of my money, but, wasn't worth all the bites I got! AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS! YOU WILL REGRET STAYING HERE!

They charged me twice. While I was arguing with them at the front desk, another guest waiting in…read moreline and had the same issue after she heard our conversation. Charged you TWICE! Please check your account. After they promised to return the money back, I still found that I did not get it yet after 5 days. I had to call the priceline do deal with it again. By the way, the constructions are so messy and smelly, almost cannot stay (4 days ago, not sure now).

I wouldn't even give it a star if that was an option. It smells awful; the tub is brown, the towels…read morewere brown; the shower was literally still wet when I walked into my room. This place should be shut down!!!

I'm only giving this 1 star because Yelp won't let you make a post with zero stars…read moreThis hotel is a filthy disgusting place to stay. Our air conditioner did not work and the owner argued with me. The room temperature was 83. There was a pair of dirty underwear in our bathroom. The faucet in the bathroom sink was so hot that we could not touch it. The carpeting is layered with dirt and dust and who knows what. We reserved and were charged for non smoking rooms but after all the air freshener they sprayed in the room wore off, it was obvious that smokers had stayed in this room recently. We are now hoping that there aren't bedbugs. There is no chance for a refund and Expedia could care less, even though they made the reservation through their agreement with the hotel. OH AND THE RATE IS $94/NIGHT