Knights Inn Memphis

Overall:

"Room was clean and had comfortable beds and overall price I paid was very resonable." — source Travelocity

"I would not recommend this hotel to anyone." — source Expedia

Clean:

"The water was green and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months." — source Hotels.com

"Management needs to put some time and energy into cleaning the hotel." — source Priceline

"It was fairly clean and I guess we got what we paid for, but I felt there were small things that would have made it homier." — source Travelocity

"The bathroom was clean but damaged, the walls were falling apart, and had a bad odor." — source Expedia

"It was not clean." — source Travelocity

Service:

"Don't stay here, it's dirty and the service is exceptionally bad." — source Travelocity

Location:

"I stayed at the motel for two nights with my father, and it provided us with what we needed: A peaceful place to rest after spending the days in Downtown Memphis." — source Orbitz

"This hotel is in the middle of the worst crime-ridden neighborhood in Memphis." — source Travelocity

"A lot of noise from parking lot area also." — source Orbitz

"Hotel was in a really bad neighborhood." — source Orbitz

Value:

"The price was right." — source Hotels.com

"Price; room didn't smell; bed comfortable. Pros: price; room didn't smell; bed comfortable cons: rooms carpet stained clothing; rickety toilet; tiny bathroom; terrible breakfast." — source Priceline

"I liked the hotel because of the short distance from the airport; however I didn't like how they changed the advertised price." — source Priceline

Room:

"We could not park near our room because the lot was closed and we had to walk beside the dumpsters to get from our car to the room." — source Hotels.com

"Rooms are too small." — source Priceline

"The room needs to be painted and the beds are terrible." — source Travelocity

"They did not clean our room on a daily basis we were there 3 days." — source Expedia

"no coffee pot in the room had to walk from 1 side of the hotel to to other to get a cup of coffee." — source Hotels.com