Knights Inn Jackson

A noisy part of town. The walls are thin and lets in conversation/highway traffic/sirens easily. The neighborhood is not great. The drive-thru window to check out at 6 a.m. was wonderful to use since they are worried about being robbed during the night and early morning; hence locking the door to the lobby. The lobby does not look like the picture at all and is run-down. You have to hold the handle to the toilet down to get it to completely flush. The shower and bathtub need new caulk since all the current caulk is black from not being cleaned well. There are no fitted sheets for the bed, rather a sheet pulled tightly over the mattress. Bring your own pillow. The lights are very dim in the room in general, but was nice when I had to wake up at 5 in the morning and did not want bright lights in my face. There is no alarm clock in the room. No one can leave a message or voicemail for your room. Cell phone reception is fine if you have AT&T, but T-mobile does not work so well in the room. I left my cell phone charger in the room by accident when I left. I called the hotel and the cleaning person found it in my room still plugged into the wall. They did not call me, I called them when I returned home and realized I did not pack it. When I spoke to the hotel desk clerk I was told since I left it there, it is now hotel property and can not be shipped to me. That is hotel policy. I am truly upset they will not work with me on this issue. I give this place two huge thumbs down and will not recommend this to anyone who has any sense of what a hotel/motel should be and act professionally.

Even though this was among the cheapest choices, it was not worth the price. The shower didn't work, there were bare light bulbs in the ceiling fixture, and the high-speed internet connection didn't work. As someone said of a similar facility, it's too expensive for a "sleep only" facility, and too run down for a full service facility. The "free continental breakfast" was a joke.