Quality Inn

The room was very nice and clean. The man at the front desk was very nice and personable. He allowed us to look at the room before we got it. The room was very well maintained, the bed was very comfortable. The location was right off the Interstate so it was very convenient for us to stop.

This was not the most comfortable stay on my trip. This motel was undergoing some "renovations" (loosely using that term). I did not have a reservation but stopped in this Quality Inn after checking a couple of others that had no vacancies. I took room 202 for one night, as I was just passing through. I paid $109.68 - which was a little more than I should have considering I had to walk over subflooring, past painters, and workers to get to my room. The room did not feel clean, so I disinfected the surfaces I'd be using. As you can see by the photos, there was tissue paper stuffed in the peep hole (?!?), and the door was dirty. One big positive was that there was a nice breakfast in a clean, nice, and bright space. Directly across the street was the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center/Tina Turner Museum which was fun to look around for a little while (and free - but you can leave a donation).

I was with my husband, but this was more of a pit stop on the way to a business trip. We did the risky thing coming home from Dallas to Ohio and just drove until we were tired. We stopped to eat and looked up nearby hotels. There are chain restaurants i.e. McDonald's and KFC very close by. I was sitting in KFC when I made my reservation. We got there and the room was on the top floor. I asked to be switched to the bottom floor and was promptly switched. The staff was wonderful. They had a nice breakfast area - nice than I'd expect for the price point. The room was clean. The beds seemed too hard - but that's a personal preference. I would stay again. We didn't pay for luxury, so we didn't expect luxury. We got what we paid for, plus a little more. Also, if you like Tina Turner you'll love this place. There's a little Tina Turner museum-type thing that was free. We had to leave too early to get a chance to check it out. But, it looked like an interesting stop. It was right by the hotel (within easy walking distance).