Motels in Mississippi Gulf Coast

'The building is oldand needs repairs, the bath tub had hair in it and not enough towels. The TV went off in the middle of a show and never came back on. The breakfast room was short of supplies and we asked the desk clerk he said they were out of supplies. The employes on duty we not concerned with problems and were very sloppily dressed'

'Na'

'Prima voor een paar dagen. Dicht bij strand en New orleans. Beetje karig ontbijt. Mooi en fris hotel.'

'Very calm clean and quiet'

'The room stunk of cigarettes, no good lighting outside. Guy at entrance with a gun in his waitline.'

'The room was clean and smelled fresh upon coming in. The beds we're clean and comfortable. The room amenities reflect expectation. Walls are a little thin so you might hear someone/something loud, its a hotel.. It's pet friendly with a small fee and theirs plenty of good dog walking area. Its recently been updated/renovated. Pool is small, looked clean but was closed seasonally still. Breakfast is ok at best, but they do have waffle maker!.. The staff is what im assuming a family ran operation....

'The pool was cloudy and unclean. The room was smelly ended up with a sinus problem. The air conditioning was falling apart and the remote didn’t work right the batteries were taped in the back. Would not stay there again at all.'

'Needs alot of upgrades '

'There was no WiFi. There wasn’t a coffee maker or cups. When checking out, the woman behind the glass said that the Health Department instructed them to remove cups and coffee makers and irons. I didn’t understand this. I could not get into the lobby: it was locked. I had to do everything through a teller-like window. This made me think that this was not a safe place. I expected much better from a Wyndham-sponsored hotel and was very disappointed. The beds were clean. The woman was nice.'

'Had to leave a credit card to access WIFI & TV, wasn’t included in price of room. They also put a $50 hold on my card when I paid for the room a month in advance.'