Previous reviews of this property are very generous. This is a worn property with a new sign. The rooms are musty and the bathrooms are sorely in need of updating and maintenance. There was black mold on the ceiling, the tub was surrounded with mold, and the place needs an inspection by both local officials and Quality Inn parent team. The best part of this experience was the congenial staff working the front desk. I do not recommend this site as a place to stay.

The beds were clean and comfy. The rooms are nothing to write home to mom about but if you are looking for a clean comfy economical place to stay then this is the place. They do offer a breakfast but I would not recommend it other than the coffee and juice. But others may not be as picky as I am about food.

I stayed at the quality inn and in Natchez from june 6 thru 7 2012 and got bed bugs. I itched for a month and when I conplained to the manager, he yelled at me and said that me and my family don't ever have to come back. I will never go back again.

Small, outside room entrance motel just a few miles from downtown sites. Check in took about 3 minutes. No roll aways available. Room was clean and of ample space. Two doubles, table, two chairs (one with a torn and patched seat cushion), dresser, flat TV, short suitcase rack, fridge/freezer, microwave, iron, ironing board, hair dryer, coffee maker, one sink outside bathroom. Sink faucet was very had to shut off. Tile floor in bathroom was cracked, but bathroom was clean. Internet had strong signal but would not connect to any device we had. Breakfast room was the lobby, but nicely set up. Breakfast included: Waffles, cereal, biscuits, sausage patties, donuts, bagels, toast, english muffins, hard boiled eggs, bananas, apples, three juices, two milks, coffee and fixings. They had a pool but did not even have time to look at it. Would stay here again.