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"The hotel was a beautiful historic building and parking was free and plentiful. Bed was comfortable and excellent shower! Was in the center of town and could although there were many shuttered storefronts, there were enough shops to walk to. Ate at the in-house pub both nights. Don’t miss the pimento fritters!"

"The bathroom was covered in black mold (myself and my children are allergic to mold!) and the room actually smelled like someone’s basement. We asked the front desk to move our room since they were unwilling to give us a refund and they moved our room, the new room had garbage on the floor and blood on the bed sheets; still refused to refund us. We were forced to stay after paying $200 for this nightmare, and then in the morning, we were awoken by a domestic dispute in the room next to us. All in all, an absolutely terrible hotel and terrible stay. NOT recommended! I wish they would have honored the refund! BAD BUSINESS."

"Very clean rooms, comfortable beds and helpful, friendly staff."

"We stayed at Mother Allie’s House for two nights and really enjoyed our visit. The house is very clean, and the bathrooms and kitchen are updated and well cared for. The kitchen had everything we needed for a comfortable stay, and communication from the host was superb throughout.What makes this property truly special is the history. The hosts have clearly taken great care to create a meaningful experience for guests, decorating and furnishing the home with items connected to the Smith and the Carter families. We especially appreciated the information they provided about each room, including whose room it was, details about the furnishings, and fun facts like the BB in the wall in the front bedroom.One of the coolest moments was looking at a photo of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter in the very room where we were standing. We also loved sitting in the rocking chairs on the front porch. It rained while we were in town, but it was so peaceful to sit on the porch and listen to the rain.The owners have created a truly unique experience, especially for anyone visiting Plains to learn more about the Carters and their family. Highly recommend."

"It was a decent place to stay but the breakfast was gross. Grits not cooked & coffee tasted terrible. Would have liked better accommodations for $171 per night. The good thing is property is close to a lot of restaurants and stores etc"

"Breakfast was just ok. Not much variety. Room was ok as far as cleanliness. Bathroom tub was poor. It was so slick I could not bathe. And the bottom was rusty and had some kind of dirty glue residue? Did not use pool. The staff attendant was very helpful Saturday night when I checked in. The room did not have an item I had specifically called and asked for but when we arrived no such item. He upgraded to a room with item."

"Dirty and noisy. Train blares it horns every hour through the night "

"I was traveling with my elderly mother which requires a bit more attention than usual. They made it easy for me to take care of her needs while I was able to take care of getting things done. Thank you so much."

"Walked into lobby to check in, and only thing i could hear was a voice yelling can i help you (come to find out it was on the camera system) finally a person came to check me in, get signed in and given 1 key for the room. Get to the room and it was hot in there. The shower had fresh water in it, there was urine on the top of the toliet, there was stuff screwed in place, and lamps powering other lamps. The amout of foot traffic in the parking lot was ridiculous for the short time i was there. "