......for what I needed. The room was clean and large. The refrigerator cold, the internet access was great, and the staff was friendly.

The only 2 gripes I have are that I wish there was more pressure in the shower, and the air conditioner was less "clunky" when cycling on. Other than that, this place was great.

Had a 6am flight out of Jackson, so stayed here overnight instead of driving at 2am from Meridian mainly due to the fact they had an airport shuttle. With parking at JAN also costing $11/day, the cheap room should have paid for itself. When I got there, the lobby was closed and I had to talk to a lady through glass. The room was quite basic. The hotel is what you pay for. My bigger problem was with the airport shuttle. The next morning when a couple and I board their van to get to the airport... guess what, the van doesn't run. Wasting 10 minutes to see if the engine would turn over, the guy says he will drive us in his own car. Nice gesture, but a small and quite ratty corolla with the trunk filled with junk won't transport three people and their vacation luggage. He had to make two trips. The other couple went second, but they seemed worried about making their flight. I hope it worked out for them. Anyway, the crappy service didn't end there. When I return from my trip, I call the hotel to get a pick up. They ask for my reservation number. I tell them that I stayed there a week ago and they inform me that they will not pick me up unless I am staying there another night. So I am stuck getting a taxi that of course gouges me on "airport" fees just to drop me off at my car a mile away.

We booked this hotel the day before, needing just a basic and cheap place to spend the night. That's pretty much what we got.

This hotel is located about 10 minutes from Jackson and is clustered near several other chain motels and has a Waffle House, service station and a few other fast food chains nearby.

The room was basic, but for less that $50, it's what we were expecting. It was clean, more or less. If you look closely you'll see marks on the walls and scrapes on the doors, but nothing too bad. The place is showing wear and tear, but it's not trying to impress anybody.

We were among just a handful of travellers that appeared to be passing through on their way to someplace better. An observant eye would notice that the travellers were bunched up on the bottom floor facing the front of the hotel, while the more local travellers (or regulars) were placed in the back rooms and top floors, where the lighting wasn't as bright.

Our upstairs neighbour kept us up all night as his various "clients" arrived in a continious stream throughout the night. Yes, it's that kind of place.

After a not so restful night, we bravely ventured into the breakfast room which was void of other guests. Like I said, it's not the kind of place where people bounce out of bed early to grab a bagel in the lobby. And bagels were pretty much all they had on offer, along with donuts, cornflakes and coffee.

If you want a cheap bed, a clean bathroom and an early start back on the road, this place is OK. Just dont leave any valuables in your car!

I booked this hotel on the internet through "Trip Rewards". The hotel membership program that Super 8 participates in. I was traveling with my family and booked three separate rooms for a one night stay, with a late arrival note in the reservation, and all guaranteed by a credit card of course. I didn't really expect too much staying in a "motel", the plan was just to get a few hours sleep and continue on our way. However it didn't work out that way, the nightmare had only began. We'd been driving all day and arrived there at around 1am, only to find out they had given all but one of our rooms away! That sort of thing happens, I can accept that, as irritating as it is, it happens. But you would expect the hotel/motel to promptly find you other accomodations. This didn't happen, the person at the front desk was extremely rude and barely spoke English, made a very poor attempt at finding us other accomocations The clerk said he didn't know anyplace that would match the rates that we got the rooms for. This was after he argued with me saying I had only reserved one room, with me standing there with the reservation printout in my hand. I called "Trip Rewards", to verify my reservations and they promptly called the motel front desk and the desk clerk argued with them on the phone for over 20 minutes. I'm tired and exhausted standing there in the foyer, (because the hotel lobby is locked at night), so you stand in the foyer between the inner and outer doors and talk to the front desk through a small window with a thick pane of glass and a recepticle to slide your method of payment through. An hour later, (2am now), I just tell the clerk to forget it, I will find my own accomodations. I ask him to just cancel my existing reservations and he tells me he cannot do that because I booked the reservations online. At this point I cannot believe this! I called "Trip Rewards", very upset at this point and canceled. No apology, no anything. Trip Rewards stated it's the hotels responsibility to make any jesture to compensate you. This was my first and last dealing with "Trip Rewards" or any of it's affiliates. I knew I should have stuck with Hilton, Starwood, or Priority Rewards. I know sometimes you must stick to a budget in traveling, but a lessoned learned for me, you get what you pay for in dealing with hotels/motels.......or sometimes "not" in my case!