Clark House Inn in Clarksdale provides adults-only accommodations with a garden and a shared lounge. The bed and breakfast offers rooms with air conditioning, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Julie
United States of America
It’s a really lovely property. The inside house is very comfortable, and there are snacks and other amenities. Breakfast was simple (yogurt, fruit, cereal) but nice. Everything was very clean and well maintained. The innkeeper isn’t on site but is very responsive. The property is located less than half a mile to the downtown venues. I would stay there again.
The Lofts at the Five & DIme is offering accommodations in Clarksdale. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the condo hotel free of charge.
With pool views, this accommodation offers a swimming pool. There's an outdoor fireplace and guests can use free Wifi and free private parking. A flat-screen TV is offered.
Andy Measures
United States of America
This little pool house is perfect in so many ways. We travel all over the country on our motorcycle. We usually don't book a room until the last hour we are riding. This night we went to book a room and only had 2 options left in the town. We were a bit skeptical about this place. But John is absolutely a great host. The place is clean and cozy. We will be back some day.
Offering a garden, The Governor's Mansion - A Step Back in Time. Features accommodations in Clarksdale. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Jonathan
Israel
Unique stay, located within a walking distance of main town clubs and attractions. It is like staying in a museum, with all the luxuries of a mansion. Owner is super helpful and responsive.
This hotel is less than a mile from the Rock-N-Roll and Blues Heritage Museum and the Ground Zero Blues Club. It features a business center and free in-room Wi-Fi.
We didn’t really know what to expect - was it hype or was...
We didn’t really know what to expect - was it hype or was Clarksdale really a place where you could hear great music? We weren’t disappointed. Actually more good music than we could take in. And uncommon hospitality. Good food at the Yazoo Pass Restaurant. Or - if something’s going on at the Ground Zero Blues Club, amazing crawfish out in the parking lot. The Delta Blues Museum, housed in the old railroad depot, is definitely worth a visit. Blues with your breakfast at the Bluesberry Cafe. And up close and personal at Red’s, one of the few remaining “authentic” juke joints in the Mississippi Delta. All of it within about a ten-block area. Don’t let the run-down appearance of the place alarm you - if you love the blues you’ll love Clarksdale.
Jim
Netherlands
6.0
Scored 6.0
Clarksdale has a ton of potential.
Clarksdale has a ton of potential. We found it frustrating that we were there for a supposed big music festival and restaurants were out of food early. There did not seem to be enough prep on the part of the facilities to handle the few more people there as the festival has not gained traction yet to be something where massive crowds are an issue.
Maureen
10
Scored 10
I loved the town; I have been there many times.
I loved the town; I have been there many times. Good food and music in the bistro district. I recommend Blues Berry Cafe, Red’s, Ground Zero, Hambone’s, the Blues Museum. We commuted to Helena’s King Biscuit Blues Festival Friday and Saturday. I will never stay at America’s Best Value again. We cut our stay short due to our discomfort with the room. There are better places to stay if you plan ahead
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Anonymous
8.0
Scored 8.0
It’s a small Southern town. There is local shopping.
It’s a small Southern town. There is local shopping. If you like Blues. There are some good spots. There is an event in April 2023. That is a great time visit. I visited for my family’s reunion.
Katherine
10
Scored 10
It was a cultural experience.
It was a cultural experience. Talk to Roger at Cathead Music & Art Gallery. He knows everything there is to know abt Clarksdale. Go to Hambone's and Red's Juke Joint. Avoid tamales at Hick's! It was Xmas Eve - restaurants were closed but our hostel hosts included us in their unique Christmas Eve dinner.
Maxine
6.0
Scored 6.0
We came on a Sunday and were here through Monday.
We came on a Sunday and were here through Monday. Many restaurants were closed and there were no music venues. I think the best time to visit here is when there is a music festival. The Blues Museum was good.
James
United States of America
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