I stayed before at an America's Best in Oregon a few years ago and this was a similar experience…read more Great price , with tax $63 using Hotels.com. The room was clean and pretty well maintained or partially renovated. The shower was powerful and felt great after a long drive. The bed was not as good for me , very firm. The driveway in is a little confusing especially at night since it's off the highway behind a gas station. The employee that checked me in was nice. It was a one night stay driving from Oklahoma to South Carolina. Parking is directly in front of your room. I would recommend this motel for an overnight stay.

beyond nothing like advertised. misleading prices and zero customer service. room looked no where…read morenear similar to the pictures posted. the room was absolutely disgusting. not only was the room filthy but it reeked of cigarette smoke, to the point i couldn't breathe. i opened a drawer and got overwhelmed by the smell of pee. the toilet did not and was not flushed. the floor was not swept. everything was dirty. there was a swarm of wasps/ a wasps nest outside our door. when asked for help the lady working the service desk did little to nothing and wouldn't take the earbuds out to speak to us.

I stayed here for a night while in town for some business meetings. This may have been the best…read moreCourtyard ever! Outside of a couple of hairs I saw in the bathroom it was very clean. My room was well appointed and it had outlets galore! I never had to look far to plug in my phone or steamer or any other gadget - a rarity in hotels. It was quiet overall but there is construction nearby which could disturb day sleepers. Worried about the most germ filled item in rooms..the remote? No worries, they even provided a disinfectant wipe for it! The staff were upbeat and friendly from the front desk to the Bistro, it was very impressive. The only other issue was the carpet near window was wet so there is leaking somewhere. Other than that they are great and so so close to five stars in my eyes!

I stayed here during a work trip to Carrollton and had a pleasant experience. The parking lot is…read morespacious, with nearby overflow parking available if needed. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from the town square, with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. For those who prefer to stay in, the Bistro downstairs offers a decent selection of food. While not gourmet, the meals are tasty, filling, and perfect for enjoying in your room or in the bar/bistro area with a bit of camaraderie. My room was quiet overall, aside from some chatter from a group enjoying the firepit area directly below my room. It wasn't loud enough to disturb my rest, and I didn't mind it. I stayed in a King room with a sofa, which was perfect for two people. The room was clean and included standard amenities like a fridge, microwave, desk, TV, ironing board, and more. The bathroom featured a spacious walk-in shower stocked with complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The staff were all incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the stay even better!

A step above the typical BW. The property is gated with its own parking lot which made parking feel…read moremore secure. Rooms are fairly standard if you aren't staying in one of the suites in the mansion. The basic rooms are an addition behind the mansion with a view of the pool area. Blankets were a little thin and lacking for a cold night. I was hesitant to turn on the heater because it looked really dusty and would have aggravated my allergies. Walls are thin - we could hear our upstairs neighbors quite loudly. Breakfast was fine. Decent selection of eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, cereal, fruit and yogurt. I was hoping for some southern options like the fried catfish in other photos but they didn't have it when we were there. The dining room is nice and felt elevated with real plates and silverware. There is also a bar in the original carriage house. Overall it's a unique place to stay. The historic mansion is nicely decorated with plenty of charm. I would consider staying here again the next time I'm in the area.

We try to stay here everytime on our way to Memphis. So much history behind this hotel. The check…read morein , is in the barn, yes at one time it was a barn, in the barn they also have a bar. On the grounds they also have the slave quarters by the pool area. A full breakfast included, which is in the main house you can stay in the main house which are beautiful or the surrounding rooms on the property. Service is wonderful & restaurants near by.gated hotel .

I needed a place to stay between Birmingham and Atlanta, and was glad to find this hotel within…read moreeasy access of I-20. The front desk was welcoming and efficient, the room was clean and comfortable, and I felt safe as a solo female traveler. There were a lot of trucks in the parking lot, and I couldn't find an EV charger but otherwise it was a good easy stay.

Nice hotel with all the amenities. Only drawbacks were monotonous limited breakfast choices and…read morefitness center that's not 24/7. However, they do have a partnership with a local 24/7 fitness center that you can access for free. Customer service was phenomenal and laundry prices are reasonable and it's in a convenient location with quick easy access to restaurants, banks, highway, groceries, etc. I would stay here again.

Where should I start? Wednesday before Thanksgiving and this hotel could not keep electricity on…read morewith power constantly going out and alarms going off up to 2:30am and a visit from the fire department. So much for a good nights sleep heading into a large family Thanksgiving gathering. The pancake mattresses are by far the worst mattresses I've ever slept on in any Hampton Inn from Pocatello, Idaho to Huntsville, Alabama. 2am I had to drive 14 miles round trip , waking up family to borrow a battery backup for my CPAP. Walmart was closed due to the holiday. Next morning we had power briefly and water pressure is an abstract concept at this hotel. Power went out... again. We left at 10am for the family gathering with wet hair. Speaking to my sister in-law and I was shocked at how recently this hotel had been built. The apartment I rented at age 19 from a slum lord had better electricity and water pressure. Second night it seemed like the electricity problem was resolved. Sleep deprived from night before we managed to string a few hours of sleep. Third night, last morning we were abruptly awoken by the fire alarm in our room. After we finished our heart attacks and peeled ourselves off the ceiling to learn from an employee that a piece of toast burned in the toaster in the continental breakfast area and set off the alarm for everyone... even us on the 4th floor. We took about a decade long hiatus from our then favourite hotel chain, Hampton Inn, once we bought our camper. We recently sold it and this is our first time back to Hampton Inn. It is amazing how far the quality has dropped off. Pancake mattresses, dribbling shower heads, unreliable power and a ridiculously sensitive smoke detector. All in a 5 year-ish old hotel. One star is too generous. Absolutely the worst hotel stay anywhere. Do not stay here.

We were staying to ride our bikes on the trail. This is a great location. Our room was clean. The…read morestaff was helpful and polite. Breakfast was good. We were very happy with our stay! Thank you!!!!

Wonderful hotel and staff!…read more The hotel is 5 months old and in an ideal location. Near the interstate, restaurants, shopping, grocery and more. The room and hotel were clean, quiet and lovely. If in the area, I would definitely stay again. I did not use the fitness center, pool or partake in breakfast this stay.

We stayed for two nights and were overall satisfied with our experience. The staff was polite and…read morehelpful, both at check-in and when we requested a spare toothbrush. The room was fairly clean, though there was a strange adhesive residue on the hair dryer and some general wear and tear throughout. Our view was directly of the brightly lit hotel sign, but thankfully it was quiet, and the curtains filtered the light well enough for us to sleep comfortably. The TV wasn't a smart TV, and the DirectTV options were pretty limited, which was a bit of a letdown. However, the breakfast was hot, fresh, and covered all the basics--nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. We didn't expect housekeeping mid-stay, so it was a nice surprise to come back to a tidied room with the bed made and trash taken out. A solid stay overall, with a few quirks.

Clean but worn out. Rooms were clean. Area seems safe but…read morethings are aging and look it. There were a lot of contractors staying here. Considering the condition, it's overpriced.

The room was dirty and had roaches, bathroom had mold and electrical wall plates broken and door…read morelocks don't work

Where do I start with this dump...? Let me start from the beginning. My wife's family lives nearby…read moreso we needed a place to crash while we were here for Christmas. We checked prices and this one was the cheapest, so we chose this one (boy does the phrase, "you get what you pay for" never stand so true).   So we check in, get to the room, which seemingly looked presentable for the most part at first glance except there was a huge stain on the wall that we still don't know what it was. Nevertheless, we put away our things. I noticed that I needed more hangers (that's with an 'S' if you're paying attention closely) to hang my stuff so I thought I'd go to the front desk to ask for extra. He told me he would bring some to my room so I went to the parking lot to the car. When I came back, the guy flagged me down and gave me ONE plastic hanger. OK, no biggie, maybe that's all they had. I didn't sweat it.   Now for the meat and potatoes. Most of the power outlets in the room were either too loose for something to stay plugged in or didn't work at all. My wife found a roach crawling around us while we slept, air conditioner/heater leaked water so the carpet was wet, because the housekeeper didn't speak any English, we had to tell her 5 times to come back to our room later because she didn't know what we were saying.   Now here's the main event, their stupid laundry room had broken dryers so this BAREFOOTED woman at the front desk (yes, she walking around WORK barefooted) told us that we could dry with the dryer the hotel uses for the towels and such. OK, cool, I dump the clothes in the dryer and THEN she tells me, "That's going to be 1 dollar." OK, no worries except my wife and I didn't have any cash. (We also had a sick 2 month old in our room). I told her we didn't have cash and if I could pay with a debit card. "Sorry, only cash." She had no compassion whatsoever and didn't seem to care. But as she wished, my wife went out to the ATM while I stayed with our kid to get her the dollar.   All in all, lowest quality hotel you can get with some unfriendly staff members, unwanted bugs and outdated everything. Don't stay here if you can afford not to.

We had an absolutely wonderful stay with Carolyn and Bob. From the moment we arrived, they made us…read morefeel genuinely welcome and at home. Their house is beautiful, and the setting is incredibly peaceful--exactly what we needed to relax and recharge. The breakfast each morning was truly outstanding--delicious, thoughtfully prepared, and a highlight of our stay. You can tell they put so much care into every detail. If you're looking for a warm, inviting place with gracious hosts and a tranquil atmosphere, this is it. We would happily return and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable bed and breakfast experience!

Owner got upset with me when I wanted to change my days and it was a "law" that I'd pay the whole…read morething in full because it wasn't "fair to her" I explained to her my reasons and she disrespected me and took it very personal for something so simple. I don't recommend at all if you're traveling alone through this town.