Ignore the construction coming down the road. Hopefully by the time you stay here, it'll be done…read moreand you'll have nice sidewalks to walk to downtown on. It's very close to Main Street but tucked far enough away where it's very quiet. I got a double room with a kitchenette and it's quite spacious. This place has gotten such a facelift since the days of old. The kitchenette has a sink, induction oven, and very basic cook and dish ware plus a decent sized fridge. They also have a cute hang out area in the courtyard which is shaded and has TVs. Check in was very easy. I was sent a code and check in instructions so I didn't need to wait on someone to let me in. Very convenient. I'd definitely stay again!

Best campground we have stayed at!! Would recommend to anyone coming through Columbus! We loved the…read morefact that we could bring our fur baby and he had plenty of room to run also! Owner is very friendly & very easy to communicate with! The river views and peaceful environment had us feeling like we were at home!

On July 2, 2025, the campground owner was cutting down trees and one landed on our 5th wheel…read morecausing extensive damage to the front cap, roof, and two slides. He claimed he didn't have insurance, but that it would be fixed and he'd take care of it. We filed with our insurance company and damages are estimated at $32,000+. It is the end of January 2026 and our rig is still in the shop with no completion date given. When I contact Dennis Gartman, the owner about reimbursing us for our incidental expenses, he becomes hostile, argumentative, and hanges up on me. We've had to get the State Attorney General's office involved. Mr. Gartman ignored their letters and states he will see us in court. I would have never stayed in a campground if I'd known the owner didn't have insurance, was knocking down trees, and was such a dishonest man. With all we've already been through, this could have happened to you!

Quiet, nice owners, Minutes from town, beautiful spot to stay!read more

The Host/Owner of this property is not a nice guy at all. I have stayed in a whole bunch of…read morecampground across the southeast and with his attitude puts this place at the bottom of the list of places I would recommend someone to stay. When you think Ms. The first thing people think is southern hospitality. Not here.

My husband and I have been here now our second time ..we stay for months at a time . Nice RV park…read moreespecially for long term. Clean and quiet..there are 28 lots now. Plenty of grass for dog walking.

The Lincoln House is a beautifully restored antebellum home. Built in 1833, it pre-dates the Civil…read moreWar by 30 years. I discovered this cozy old home quite by accident. Riding through the area on my motorcycle late on Sunday, October 12, 2014, I stopped in Columbus, MS for fuel and lodging. I pulled over and consulted Yelp. First I looked for a Courtyard Marriott. But it occurred to me that there must be some attractive B & Bs in this quaint little town. But it was after 7:00 and I thought I would be out of luck. I called the number for Lincoln House and left a brief message for "Brenda," inquiring about availability. Not knowing whether I would hear back, I set off for the Courtyard. I was at the lobby counter and about to pay for a room when Brenda returned my call. I'm sure glad she did. She said I could stay at the Lincoln House and suggested I have a little dinner at the Longhorn Steakhouse first. She gave me directions to her home, and when I arrived she was waiting at the curb with a lantern to help me see where exactly to pull over. While the home is beautiful and filled with fine antiques, the best thing about this place is the hostess, Brenda Caradine. This was Sunday. The day before, the Mississippi State Bulldogs had secured their place as #1 in College Football for week eight. Every place within a hundred miles had been swarmed with visitors. But everyone had cleared out by the time I showed up. So I had the whole house to myself. (The Caradines live in Sid's ancestral home next door.) Brenda has that wonderful old South persona. And she must be the world's foremost raconteur on the person of Tennessee Williams, who hailed from Columbus. She's collected TW memorabilia from all around and is curator of his boyhood home, now the Visitor Center for Columbus. She hosts a TW festival here annually in September. So be prepared for wonderful southern hospitality--an uplifting encounter with a gracious hostess, a restful night, and a hopeful outlook the first morning of your stay in Columbus.

My sister and I were two of the final guests in this award winning restored carriage house filled…read morewith exquisite antiques, I can truthfully say that my stay was restful, educational, and entertaining. Much of the original structure of this fine home was visible on every wall, newel, post and step, yet all the modern conveniences needed for a comfortable sojourn were readily available - even WiFi! My sister and I were treated to a sumptuous breakfast in the formal upstairs dining room amid a veritable sea of antique tableware and decor. The spacious porches and decks allowed a peaceful and cool view of the surrounding garden and the remains of a brick smokehouse and dairy room (along with the remnants of the brick necessary). The epicurian breakfast, prepared by the owner himself, Mr. Sid Caradine, was far beyond expectation and was accompanied by a verbal history of the home which was originally a carriage house built by an ancestor of Mr. Carradine before being sold to the Lincoln family. The only down side of this visit was learning that due to health issues, the Caradine's have decided to sell this fine lady. I asked what would be done with the furnishings and was told that all but some personal items would go with the house. The most unbelievable - almost surreal - information was the asking price for this property of over 3,000 sq. ft. Can you believe that it is less than $400K? I think that I heard that the price was about $88/sq ft. You cannot build a new, less substantial,home today for near that amount and I could not even venture to guess the value of all the antiques. If I were in good enough health myself, I would be scrambling to obtain financing to buy it myself. I can only hope that someone who will appreciate her unique history and charm will be led to make her theirs and continue her grand heritage.

Great customer service. Very friendly staff. Loved our stay here. Walking is within walking…read moredistance. Mississippi State is right around the corner.

I was in the area for business recently and was looking for a great hotel that served two purposes…read more 1. Close to my customer 2. Close to GTR. This hotel checked both boxes and since I have stayed in Columbus many times in the past, I was looking for something new. In the last year or so, I have slowly been reintroduced to the Wyndham brand and furthermore, the La Quinta brand itself. Many moons ago in the '90s, La Qunita was my goto as I had a hotel budget for business trips and often stayed in some rather not so great La Quinta properties around the US. Fast forward to the modern era, I have decided to give this brand another shot and its hotels like the MSU La Quinta that make the decision easier. The MSU location is one of the great examples of where this brand is going. The new-look La Quintas such as this one is modern, bright, with more amenities to cater to the business, conference and family crowd of hotel visitors. I found this hotel had a great welcoming decor in the lobby and the guest areas on the first floor. The fresh complimentary coffee and lemon water were a nice touch. The fitness center was also very pleasing as it had enough modern equipment to get a good workout in. The gym was clean, the equipment newer and functional, with the extras needed for various types of workouts. My room layout was quite pleasing as it had two sections, one where the bed is and two, an archway separating the sleeping area from the living room area, which gave the room the feel of a larger space. The bed was big and comfortable, there was enough room on the desk for a laptop and other electronics. The room had a Cubey in it so, there were some extra ports to plug in my phone and other USB ported items. The rooms wifi signal was strong with very little lagtime which is a must for the business traveller. In the large and spotless bathroom, all the towels and accessories were neatly laid out and tidy. I was able to have a long, hot shower after a workout in the gym. The breakfast area was another great feature as there was plenty of room for multiple guests to sit down and eat. The food choices consisted of hot and cold cereals, oatmeal, and fresh bread, bagels, and pastries. The hot food had many choices as well, so you won't go away hungry after visiting the breakfast area. The staff are very attentive and clean up and replenish the food quickly. To conclude, this was a very good stay, in a well-managed hotel. The money I paid for my one-night stay, it was worth every dollar. This is a great choice if you're in the area, I can't see why anyone would be disappointed.