Hotel berhampiran Civil War Interpretive Center, Corinth

We are from Jasper, AL and stayed in room 205 on 3 April 2023. The purpose behind the trip was to visit the national Civil War battlefields at Shiloh and Brice's Crossroad. The Shiloh battlefield is 18 miles north at Pittsburgh Landing, Tn and is very nice and well preserved. The Visitor's Center is currently closed for refurbishment. Brice's Crossroads is 30 miles south of Corinth, near Baldwyn, and is much smaller. The Quality Inn is adjacent to the Hampton Inn and is not as nice, but costs about 1/2 the amount. Our night at the Quality cost $126 with all taxes included (advertised as $103). Complimentary breakfast is included which provides biscuits and gravy, cereals, and Waffles. Bacon and eggs are not available. During our stay the pool was still closed from the winter months. There is no on-site restaurant but a Waffle House is 50 yards away. La Vera Cruz restaurant is one mile east and has complimentary tortilla chips and 30oz Coors Lights for $3.50. Dilworth's Tamales (downtown) have a dozen tamales for $5.50 and a genuine Slug Burger can be found at the Slugburger Cafe for $1.50. This local restaurant is 1/2 mile west of the Quality Inn on Hwy 72, just across Hwy 45. Many workers use the Quality Inn so expect a large number of trucks in the rear. Many of these workers rise early in the morning and are not very considerate of making noise. Overall, a good hotel and experience. Be sure to drive the mile and a half into the city center of Corinth and explore the city on foot. The free Coca-Cola Museum is amazing!

The Hampton Inn is at the intersection of the two main highways in Corinth, with access off eastbound US 72--a little tricky to find since you enter through a gas station. Inside is a typical and well-run Hampton Inn. Friendly down-home service, functional rooms, and a good comp breakfast. The Holiday Inn Express across the street is equally good, so compare prices. You won't go wrong with either one.