Days Inn Moss Point Pascagoula

I was in the hotel for 4 nights visiting family...the room didn't smell very nice at all....the "fresh" towels they brought me had hair on them. Wasn't very pleased with my stay at all. On a positive note it is very quite and they have a continental Breakfast and a washer and dryer. Think its more of a traveling thru one night stay hotel.

We were just staying overnight, so we didn't visit any of the sights, but the location was very convenient to the Interstate and had several restaurants close by to choose from. There was nothing special or extraordinary about the rooms or hotel, but it was clean and quiet. That was all we were really looking for, and the price wasn't too bad. Overall, we had a nice restful stay.

I made the reservation while on the road by calling [...]. The weather had turned stormy and it was late at night. I called the hotel when I was getting near MossPoint so I could get directions. The lady that answered said we don't have any rooms, and we haven't had any for hours. I tried to explain that I made an [...] reservation and my card had already been charged. She said there were no rooms and would not even check to see if I had a reservation. Then she hung up on me. [...]The hotel lady said go ahead and tell him to come see us. I should have kept driving or pulled over in a parking lot, but it was raining hard and the family was ready for a room. When I got to the hotel it was 11:30 p.m. The lobby was locked and I had to speak through a window to the manager. He said one room was ready and the other would be ready in ten minutes. This was confusing because they had already told me that they didn't have any rooms. Now they suddenly have a clean one and one that is being cleaned (at 11:30 p.m.?). I needed two rooms because I had other family members traveling with me. My brother in law had to use the restroom, which was inside the locked lobby. The manager reluctantly let him in to use it, but locked him in the lobby even after he used the restroom. He waited for about 20 minutes by the front counter while the manager tried to enter my information on the computer before he unlocked the door. What the manager was doing is beyond me, because I had already paid through [...]. I told my brother in law to take the room that was ready, and I would wait for the other room to be cleaned. The ten minute wait wound up being 40 minutes. I kept checking on its progress about every 10 minutes and the manager looked like he wanted to hide under a rock and never come out. He said his wife was cleaning it. I told him I was going to drive around to the room and wait outside. I hoped this would rush them along. When I finally got in my room it was horrible. The room had a moldy, smokey, awful smell. The carpet looked like it had been placed on Interstate 10 for days and then brought inside. There was mold throughout the restroom and sink area. The room was scary. My brother in law was on the second floor above me and his room was worse than mine. His cieling had a crack about 3 feet long in it, and there was a leak onto the filthy carpet. These rooms were not even close to acceptable. I wonder where they got the photos to place on the website because those rooms are not the ones that are indicative of this poor excuse for a hotel. My kids were afraid to sleep. My son even threatened to sleep in the van. We finally convinced them by placing our own blankets on top of the sheets and not even covering ourselves. I suspect that the rooms were used by the manager's family as their personal rooms. It would explain why they were not available until [...] called, and why they were being made ready at midnight. We slept for 4 hours and then left immediately without showering. The towels even looked dirty. We received no apology from the staff. If it had not been that I had already paid $169 for both rooms, I would have left. There were two other people that tried to get a room while I was waiting for mine. They were told the hotel was sold out. Lucky them. I should get paid for staying at this hotel instead of the other way around. Don't stay here. This place needs to be inspected and condemned.

Room was very small - bugs found under covers and on walls in room. Room was equipped with microwave and refrigerator which was a plus.

The Days Inn Moss Point, Mississippi, needs serious attention on every front. Likely damaged by Katrina, the hotel needs to be remodeled. The odor of mold was powerful. During the night, a plmbing problem caused a slight flood in part of our room.