Travelers Hotel | Hotel in Clarksdale, Mississippi

“Really cool place in great location. Liked the self-serve breakfast. Lots of atmosphere. Highly recommend.”

“Enjoyed this Hotel very much. Clean and quiet.”

“I wish I could give it more stars. The place was just right for me. All the amenities were there for their guests. They have a kitchen with coffee, cereal and fruit with milk and creamer. The living room area is really relaxing with alot of seating and interesting books available to read. There is a dining room table to eat. My room was very comfortable and the bathroom too. I will tell you, the pillows were exceptional. I plan to buy them when I get home. They are flat and perfect for people with cervical neck issues. Also, the location is walking distance to everything. There are no staff on the premises all day, but there is a number to reach them if you have any issues. You are given a code to enter the building and also a code for your individual room. Its set up very well and as a single woman traveling, I felt 100% safe. It was also great to meet the other guests coming and going. I highly recommend this hotel when visiting Clarksdale. The free parking lot is right across the street.”

“Great location and room. Fun place!”

“Hotel was awesome and the owners are very friendly and helpful. The room was nice and the lobby was great.”

“This is an awesome place and quite unique. The style is industrial and raw but everything is clean and functional. Staff was responsive and friendly (although they are not constantly onsite). Almost everything worthwhile is walkable. The town is odd as it almost looks deserted but behind the worn facades there is a lot going on! The facilities downstairs are excellent with complimentary fruit, granola, yoghurt and coffee downstairs in the beautiful lobby/ event/ kitchen area. Beds are quite ok and the airco is strong and silent. Only few comments we have are that the sink could be a bit more private as it’s now located in the middle of the room. Shower and toilet are of course in a walled space. A fridge is not present in the room (and neither is a tv) which could be something you might need to ask for. Sound proofing is not fantastic as there is still some noise (and light) coming from the hallway. Other than that we would definitely recommend the accommodation!”

“Proprietors Ann and Chuck's property is amazing. It was a centerpiece to 2 perfect days in Clarksdale. Their recommendations about music venues and sights were just what I needed given the wide array of choices and short time to visit (esp. pointing me to Reds and to Bad Apple). Both Ann and Chuck were ready with advice about anything, in my case even texting me a route for a morning run around the area. The hotel itself is a gem. A refurbished old building with a loft/boutique feel but the comfort and amenities of modern hotel. The kitchen area with espresso machine and refrigerator stocked with beverages as well as food for breakfast (including yogurt, fresh fruit) and choice of granolas was an unexpected and pleasant surprise. I've stayed at all kinds of hotels, B&Bs, etc in my travels around the world. There may be fancier places that I've enjoyed on occasion but none that I enjoyed more than the TH. Together with its location, this hotel has got to be the "go -to" accommodation in Clarksdale. Part of a very memorable experience on my trek through the Delta.”

“What a delightful place! The common area is great for having drinks and meeting the other guests. Entry is via code so no hassle with checking in or out. It is within walking distance of Ground Zero. I will definitely stay here again when I am in Clarksdale. Suoer convenient parking right across the street. It is a really charming place.”

“Fun and unusual place to stay. Very comfortable and hospitable staff. ”

“Traveler’s was a great place to stay in Clarksdale. I liked the ease of checking in and the availability of the kitchen and self serve (honor system) snacks and drinks. My only recommendation for people who plan to stay there is to request an upstairs room as ours only had one window and it was well above our heads.”