Worst hotel I've ever stayed in. We were moving across country, with a small child and our cat, this was on the way. The other reviews weren't bad at all, so we thought it would be a go. Traffic held us up, so we didn't get in until 1am. We had a reservation and got the last room in the hotel. Got upstairs, the room smelled odd. Pulled the linens back, beetle in the bed. Carpet felt tacky. My husband found a pair of boxers sticking out from behind the top of the dresser. Glasses weren't clean. We all slept horribly, though the cat seemed to be amused. We didn't notice until the morning that there was a hole under the door that gapped about an inch at the bottom, thus the bugs that the cat enjoyed chasing all night. We didn't stay for the breakfast.

This hotel is ideally located in the heart of the city. All big malls and supermarkets are near to this hotel.
Staff were very humble and cooperative. Food especially the breakfast was nice but they need to extend the breakfast timing.

The hair dryer was visibly broken. Neither of the remote controls actually turned the TVs on, however, the channel changer and volume control worked. Two thin towels. Very weird and uncomfortable furniture, definitely not Art Deco. Some of the furniture in the lobby was broken, not that we would be lingering there, but not a welcoming place.
We thought this would be a good stopping place on our drive back to Atlanta from Dallas. Never again. I would drive the 12 hours straight through before stopping here.

I had been planning to stay in Vicksburg, but ended up in Delhi instead (it is closer to Poverty Point, which is where I was going the next day). The hotel was a little higher than what I was planning on (since I was planning on a low-end hotel). I got a single room, with a King-size bed, non-smoking. As an earlier report indicated, the rooms in the single-story addition are quite nice and definitely more than I need. If I took a while, I could probably think of something that the room lacked, but it might take a while. I would have no reservations about telling people to stay there.