Inn on the Hill in Hattiesburg, Mississippi

It was nice I guess I mean it's kind of like you're up on a hill hiding from the world

This place is awful and disgusting. First off, when we were checking in for the weekend, the clerk didn't even ask how long we were staying. He just automatically assumed we were staying for a week so put that information in the book. It was freezing cold and the office doors were locked, so we had to stand outside and talk to him through the window. After everything is settled, we make our way to our room. There was water leaking everywhere, and you have to be really really or else you'll slip on the concrete or stairs. Anyways, the room smelled like old cigarettes and death. When we turned the light on, the room was just awful. As in hideous. All of the furniture is really old, and cracked with chipped paint. The refrigerator was completely rusty and didn't work at all. No microwave, no hair dryer, no coffee maker, and no iron. The bathroom light kept flickering which was really creepy and the ceiling was moldy. They only had two towels, but they were really really small. Like you can't even towel dry your hair. Also, the place is so worn down that the towel rack fell off the wall and hit my foot. Normally I would've left quickly but we had to stay because they were the only hotel left that had rooms available. The bed wasn't in the best shape, but it was quite comfortable. That's the only good thing about the place. The next morning housekeeping came around and they were so pushy and rude. I denied service but they came in anyways and started picking stuff up, meanwhile I only had on a t-shirt. The lady didn't care though and ignored me when I repeated multiple times that I didn't need anything. So this place is a good price, sure, but a completely waste of money, even if you want to be cheap.