Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Step back in time at the Civil War Interpretive Center and Corinth Contraband Camp. History buffs can explore the Beauregard Line, while outdoor enthusiasts enjoy Crossroads Regional Park's recreational offerings.
Luke, the proprietor, was a chef with Marriott and the breakfasts reflected his skills! The home was quiet and restful and we found ourselves wanting to spend as much time there as out in the community. The decor was faithful to the historic aspect of the home and the ambience and hospitality were first rate!
Luke, the proprietor, was a chef with Marriott and the breakfasts reflected his skills! The home was quiet and restful and we found ourselves wanting to spend as much time there as out in the community. The decor was faithful to the historic aspect of the home and the ambience and hospitality were first rate!
Patrick
Reviewed December 3, 2015Reviewed December 3, 2015
The hotel is a quiet well kept facility. The staff was very friendly. Breakfast was great. We love how the hotel sits away from the road in an area next to a pond. Our dog loved his walks there
The hotel is a quiet well kept facility. The staff was very friendly. Breakfast was great. We love how the hotel sits away from the road in an area next to a pond. Our dog loved his walks there
Hotel is renovating. Lobby smells like mildew & is old looking. Motel room was a delight. Bright, clean, inviting, bed very comfortable. Motel owners need to mark "EconoLodge Entrance" on wall next to their lobby door.
Hotel is renovating. Lobby smells like mildew & is old looking. Motel room was a delight. Bright, clean, inviting, bed very comfortable. Motel owners need to mark "EconoLodge Entrance" on wall next to their lobby door.
Steve
Reviewed February 27, 2017Reviewed February 27, 2017
The picture in the ad does not do this little hotel justice. When one first encounters the owners, you know that you've made the right choice. They were friendly and efficient. I like staying in non-chain hotels whenever possible. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but this place is definitely a winner. No, they don't provide breakfast, but went above and beyond to recommend nice eateries in the area. I woke up the next morning with an unexpected back problem from doing some heavy...
The picture in the ad does not do this little hotel justice. When one first encounters the owners, you know that you've made the right choice. They were friendly and efficient. I like staying in non-chain hotels whenever possible. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but this place is definitely a winner. No, they don't provide breakfast, but went above and beyond to recommend nice eateries in the area. I woke up the next morning with an unexpected back problem from doing some heavy...
The rooms aren't real fancy but clean and homey comfortable feeling. When I walked in the first thing I noticed was the clean linen fragrance. The beds were wonderfully comfortable and pillows as well. Rooms were very clean and they have a refrigerator and microwave, hairdryer and iron. The owners were very nice and polite. Great area in town. Great stay for a great price. My other family members decided to stay there as well when they arrived. They were very pleased as well. Can't go wrong with...
The rooms aren't real fancy but clean and homey comfortable feeling. When I walked in the first thing I noticed was the clean linen fragrance. The beds were wonderfully comfortable and pillows as well. Rooms were very clean and they have a refrigerator and microwave, hairdryer and iron. The owners were very nice and polite. Great area in town. Great stay for a great price. My other family members decided to stay there as well when they arrived. They were very pleased as well. Can't go wrong with...
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