Travelers Hotel

This is a very cool, roughly remodeled property in a semi-abandoned town. It is stylish in its difficulties and has a really nice vibe. Good beds and spacious rooms make for a great place to stay in what would otherwise be a much less appealing stopover. If you are in town for the music, this hotel is within walking distance to the blues clubs.

Totally unexpected accommodation, quite quirky and had everything we needed. Close to all 'Blues' venues. Loved the 'bar' honour system and the open kitchen provided for all our needs. Great use of an old building in Clarksdale bought home by the general condition of most other buildings in the town and a lack of use. Would be great if this entrepreneurial vision leads the way to breathing life back into this seemingly once great town.

We liked the quirkiness of the building and the edgy style of decor. It is independently run by the owner who was friendly and explained all about Ckarksdale. High quality bedding and towels and products and very good walk in shower. Loved Clarksdale for its music and history. The atmosphere is very relaxed and has a self service bar and kitchen area where you can store and cook your own food. A great communal space where you can relax, chat to other guests and listen to live music.

The whole atmosphere was mature, clean, friendly, welcoming. The open lounge, bard, breakfast area was lovely. Appreciated being able to put our cold bricks into the freezer for use in our cooler the next day, and store our personal items in the refrigerator. The self-service coffee and breakfast bar was nicely done.

This place is a jewel. The owners have done a marvellous job updating this historic building in downtown Clarksdale to a warm, friendly, chill, modern, safe, secure, comfortable and simple oasis. I was so impressed that I canceled a reservation I had the following day at a Marriott property in New Orleans and switched it to the Travelers Hotel there. And I am very glad I did.