I am a travel nurse and am a titanium elite member of choice hotels. I have stayed over 100 nights…read moreat choice hotels across America Here is my review of this hotel. Let's start with the bad. The water wasn't very hot/ more luke warm. They ran out of food the second week i was there for almost a week. The guy went to the hotel next door to borrow food for breakfast. Now the good. The room was clean and spacious The bed was comfortable Never saw any bugs Hotel is in a good location/ close to stores ect The folks who work there are very nice and helpful especially Ryan/front desk and Patricia/kitchen There is always someone at the front desk. My room key never deactivated. The pool is indoors and heated. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Staff very friendly. Room clean and bed comfortable. Split air very noisy. Common areas need…read moreupdating and cleaning. Breakfast was not good. For the price a good place to stay.

I really love this place. Each loft apartment style room is spacious and fully equipped! And very…read morereasonably priced. I just spent three nights with five guy friends and we each had our own loft. The guys loved it! We picked one room to be the hangout room, so perfect! Being above the Yazoo Pass restaurant and cafe was a real bonus since the food and service there were outstanding...especially for breakfast and coffees. If you are considering The Lofts at the Five and Dime, don't hesitate, so much fun!

Love, love, love!!! This was a wonderful hidden gem in the…read moreheart of downtown Clarksdale. The space is very unassuming from the street. The door has an electric keypad that guests have access to via a code. Once upstairs, the suites are amazing, and every one has a "blues-inspired" vibe. My family rented 4 suites, and we were able to move freely throughout all suites as if we were all under one roof. The set up was very conducive to our needs, and the price was just right. There is no "front desk", or staff onsite, but that was not a problem as we were provided all the necessary information in advance. Since the space was close to dining and entertainment, I'd definitely recommend it for your next visit to Clarksdale.

We stayed in a grain silo and it was nothing short of very cool. Held heat well. Could hear the…read morehigh winds through it a little tho, we were there the night of a tornado warning tho lol. Was very roomy inside and quite cozy. The main building on site had live music and a bar. Well priced and better than a hotel. A very unique experience indeed!

Great place to stay Clarksdale has great music and if your into Delta blues this is a must stop…read more You will never stay in a place like this anywhere else

We stayed over one night on our way south. The hotel room was nice. Warm, spacious, and includes a…read morekitchenette. The king size bed was very comfortable. It has a walk in shower which is also nice. The breakfast was not good, however. All the "ingredients" were there but the taste was awful. I ultimately went to a restaurant down the road.

The room was amazing... very very clean and had so much in it... small kitchenette and dishes and…read moredish washer ... sitting area and privacy curtain ... ac worked so well the only negative thing I have to say was the lady working the morning I left was not friendly at all but I only stayed one night so I was like oh well ... I will definitely be back but plz hire smiling people plz

This is a great hotel, have no idea why people say this is not. I would stay here again! Breakfast…read moreis included and is really good.

For not having good reviews we had a great stay while in town. The hotel lobby was exceptional…read moreclean. Most of the front desk staff was helpful, kind and welcoming. We didn't try the restaurant so we don't have a review on that. The rooms are fairly soundproof. You can hear a few footsteps upstairs if people are banging but other than that it's quiet. The rooms itself are clean and spacious. The beds are comfortable and the pillows were big and fluffy. The only reason for taking 2 stars off was for the argument between the staff. I felt like that shouldn't have been done at the front desk. Anything like that should be in an enclosed office. The manager was telling a cleaning lady she was fired and not to come back. Keep that away from the guests

Great stay. The hotel was clean and the staff was extremely friendly. The breakfast hostess was…read morevery friendly and the food was prepared well. We especially enjoyed the strawberry waffles. The hotel could be updated in general and a few modern improvements in the room would be nice

Very dated, older facility. Can't fix old, I get that. But door on Burger King side has a broken…read morecard reader. Note on the outside of reader says it does not work. Would have been nice going out the door to know you can't get back in. No worry, just go to the rear door by pool. Reader works but is not needed as the door does not lock. Awesome. My room door does not close/latch automatically so you have to be sure to push it hard to get it locked. Stuff is just old and worn. TVs are very old. Bathroom vent fan was top notch. So it wasn't all bad. Price was cheap. Get what you pay for I guess.

FABULOUS. Wonderful owners and beautiful accommodations. When I can't stay with relatives for…read morefree, I'll be happy to pay to stay at the Edwardian. Delicious homemade breakfasts...puts any other to shame. We had other family there and we booked the 3rd floor which has two bedrooms and a common area. Perfect for our kids to play without disturbing other guests. I will not hesitate to recommend the Edwardian Inn to anyone requiring accommodations within an hour's drive. It's absolutely worth it.

They don't answer the phone and choose who they want to provide a room to. They have a racial…read morepreference.

Riverside Hotel is no more. The proprietor passed away a couple years ago and the hotel has also…read morepassed away.

If you want old-school authentic Delta blues character, it's pretty hard to top this place. You can…read moreread the stories of this one-time segregated hospital cum musician haven elsewhere - I'll just tell you my story. Prices and booking are done via phone/email with Zee, the owner (daughter of the beloved Frank Ratliff who ran this place for decades). My 2 daughters and I were set up in the Sonny Boy Williamson room on a weeknight for $70 cash. Can't argue with that! I was afraid we'd be arriving too late (around 9) but she said no problem. There is no parking lot - you'll be on the curb. We were also the only car on the block (we did a bit better in time and beat Zee there). It was admittedly a moment that gave slight pause, but then Zee came up and all was well. You're family as soon as you meet her - hugs all the way around. She gave us a 10-minute tour - as we were the only tenants for the night, she opened up all the rooms and let us soak in the aura of Bessie Smith's final moments and rock & roll's birth pangs via Ike Turner. My kids settled in, and I continued to talk to her about music, Clarksdale, and the relationships she's made with guests from around the world - good times. She's also got lots of area info to set you up for your stay, which starts off just a couple of blocks away at the Crossroads. As I settled back in my room, I walked the narrow hallway and just tried to grasp the different lives that have walked this way - it was almost too much to fathom. As mentioned, we were the only ones staying the night, but there is a guy who hangs out in the front office and he's got security monitors so there's no worries about your belongings - no hellhounds on your trail at this place. He also made coffee for me in the morning. Clarksdale is not a town hurting for fantastic places to stay for cheap. Between the Riverside or the Shack Up Inn, you'll have a stay you'll never forget. But if you want to feel the spirits of the past, this is the one you should pick.

Don't believe any good reviews!!!This was the worst hotel I have visited. I pre-paid through…read moreHotwire. It was scary, unclean, and a health hazard. There was a broken toilet and stolen furniture tossed under stairwell, the pool they advertised had black water in it, the beds were not made up well. Looked like a child had put the pillows on the bed, drawings on the walls and furniture. Bathtub was dirty. We were afraid to stay. Oh and a Bible was being used to prop the tv upright!

This place was amazing. The beds where so soft I have never stayed at a hotel that had Serta pillow…read moretop beds. The staff was friendly and very helpful.

This is just a hotel where you just have a bed to sleep on. It's a better than sleeping in your…read moretruck. I stayed here several nights and each night it felt like I was here all by myself. I saw no one else staying here over the course of two weeks staying here. I did have a problem with the water. It was hard to get the water the right temperature to take a shower. If you turn the knob just a little bit to the left- it was to cold and if you turn it just a little to the right it was way too hot. Also, I had to run the water for a long time before I got hot water. I guess the hot water heater was too far away . Like other reviewers, it's nothing fancy. In fact, I bet it's closer to a 100 year old hotel than you think.

Though definitely minimal, this motel has met our football season needs quite well for several…read moreyears now. We have always found management, desk clerks, and housekeepers very agreeable and helpful. Our room is always clean, though furnishings a bit worn and TV the old clunky type and old industrial style toilet. Nice new comfy beds though. This is NOT a Hilton, folks; it is a Rodeway Inn for sleepy Interstate drivers and fishermen. Continental breakfast is also minimal, but there is a McDonald's next door for those of us who want hot food and lattes. Rates are inexpensive. We continue to stay here because we have reasonable expectations that are consistently met.