Delta Inn West Helena US 49 AR

Sheets were dirty and had holes. Roaches

Our reservations were book in April for a Oct. stay through Hotels.com and confirmed with reservation confirmation through Hotels.com with Delta Inn. in Helena-West Helena, Arkansas for $64.00 per night (3 day stay). When we arrived, Delta Inn said they did not have reservations for us and the charge would be $572.00 for the 3 night stay. They said they were booked already and had no reservation for us under the reservation # given us. They did find us a room, BUT it was horrible. Pillows on the bed were square decor pillows (not bed pillows). No overhead lighting and no light in the standing floor lamp. The electrical outlets had no cover on them. No bed confortner or blankets. The plumbing was not up to standards. It was rusted metal. The television did not give us any channels and requested we pay $8.99 for a years subscrition. The outside of the microwave and the mini refrigerator both looked like they had been in a house fire, burnt. They may have worked, but we decided not to use or drink any water coming from the rusted pipes. A contential breakfast was not provided as was advertised. I am 75 years old and it was ABSOUTELY, the worst experience of any hotel I have ever been forced to stay. Pitiful does not even began to explain our experience with Delta Inn. We were not the only people who had reservations confirmed through Hotels.com, but no reservations them either. Hope this review saves others from being ripped off by Delta Inn.

Clean room plenty of parking and temperature was perfect.

Not enough towels and the wasn't the whitest. Once I asked for more towels they couldn't accommodate me. The frig had to be replaced due to the ice buildup in the freezer. Door and door key not programed correctly.

If you’re looking for an adventure, Delta Inn has you covered. If you’re looking for a clean, comfortable hotel…keep driving. The toilet looked like it had lost a fight with a truck stop restroom, the towels seemed to have been introduced to water sometime in the last decade.The A/C worked harder at making noise than making the room cold, but luckily we could take a cold shower, only a cold shower because there was no hot water! The biggest surprise? While we were still staying in our room, it apparently got reassigned to other people. Another couple unlocked the door and walked! The constant police car parade through the parking lot outside didn’t exactly scream “relaxing vacation.” They seemed to know the place better than the front desk. Overall, it felt less like checking into a hotel and more like auditioning for a low-budget true crime documentary. Save yourself the stress, the sweat, and the need for a tetanus booster—book literally anywhere else.