Quality Inn Meridian

The beds were awful, and the complimentary breakfast was just cereal or biscuits, with nothing hot. The sink water kept running, and the grab bar in my accessible room was completely off the wall. There's no pool either. Worst hotel I've ever stayed in.

Carmen, Quendanus and Angela were so kind and helpful to this old lady. The building is old and dated, but it was clean, the beds were nice, and the water was hot with good pressure. There was an in-room coffee maker with coffee supplies for four cups, plus tea, a mini fridge and a microwave. What more could you ask for? I'd recommend this hotel. Monica Hempfleng

There was hardly anything for breakfast: plain bread, Fruit Loops, mini muffins or yogurt. The window wouldn't close all the way, and the door had no security bolt to keep it shut. I waited ten minutes at the front desk to check in, though the clerk did have my room key ready.

The carpet looked as old and nasty as the place smelled. My room looked like a group of contract workers had stayed there for more than two days. The chair was splattered like it had mud on it, the walls looked as if mold might be growing behind them, and the furniture looked like something dumped on the side of MLK BLVD. There were still chunks of mud on the floor, so they clearly don't vacuum behind the open door. One of the nastiest hotels I've stayed in.