Econo Lodge

I live on the road on a bicycle every winter and I have seen a lot of two star motels. They're always dirty but I can't afford better. I used to be a hotel housekeeper myself and I know they can do better. I couldn't believe my eyes when I got into my room today!!! This room shines and sparkles and smelled so clean!!! The lady who cleaned this room is great at her job and I think she needs to be commended for her attention to detail and her hard work. I'm am seriously impressed and I want her to know how much I appreciate her!

I stayed at this hotel for about a week and about half way through the week one of the cleaning ladies sprayed bleach all over the clothes that I had packed. The bleach stained about $200 of clothing so I brought my concern to the person working at the front desk. He proceeded to argue with me claiming that the cleaning people do not use bleach to clean the rooms and told me that he would not refund me for my stained clothing. After talking with him some more I managed to get him to refund me for only $50. $50 is nowhere near the cost of the clothing that was ruined and I was also not satisfied with the quality of customer service that was provided. For future reference please DO NOT use bleach to clean the rooms and please don't argue with the customers.

My wife and I stayed here on 11.9.20, our first night after a day on the Natchez Trace on our motorcycle. It was a beautiful day and it was a toss up between this place and the other one closer to the Mexican restaurant a couple hundred yards up the road. We picked this one because it was next to an Italian place, Bel-Piatto. Good choice on the hotel and Italian for dinner. We didn't make any reservations along the Trace for either of our three nights. I normally plan every stop including gas stops in advance, but decided this trip to not be watching the clock this trip and be a little more relaxed about the whole thing.nnWe easily got a room and then walked over to dinner. I was not expecting much from a room in a 2-star hotel. We had just stayed in a 3-star hotel the night before and other than the view of the Mississippi River this 2-star was just as nice for nearly half the price. It would have received 5-stars from me except for the following:nnThere was a fairly large gap at the bottom of the door for bugs to crawl in and the peep hole had tissue paper stuff in the hole that could have been poked out. The floor was nice, but a bit dirty or dusty or something. I didn't notice it until getting in the shower and wondered how my feet got so dirty. I forgot to bring my slippers. :(nnIf we do the Trace again I would definitely stay here again.

Came to town for a week stay. First night stayed at another, wasn't comfortable there and went to Econo Lodge the next day, book for one night, wasn't sure how this one was going to be. After checking out the room, I was very surprised by the size and cleanness of the room and went and booked the rest of my stay. I always wipe down my room (disinfecting) and floor(wood floors) was very clean. My housekeeper was Angela. Very nice. I had observed her clean another room and she is very thorough, cleaning each room as if it was a check out. I could walk on my floor (wood) and feel no dirt. Every evening when I returned it was like checking-in for the first time. She kept the outside walk way swept and clean. When I return next year I will stay again, on Angela's side. Room had nice size refrigerator, microwave, iron, and coffee maker, coffee supplies and ice bucket.

For cyclists doing the Trace, STAY AT THIS MOTEL! It is the cleanest, most modern, and nicest of the 3. It's right off the Trace and next to the town museum which also has bicycle campsites. Great staff and amazing rooms. Also the lowest price!