Anvil Hotel

The location is downtown Jackson was the best aspect of the motel.

The room was tiny with a beat up AC window unit and could have been cleaner.

Our family had a nice stay at the Anvil Hotel. The location was great. The staff at the hotel was amazing. One drawback was the in-window A/C unit that was fairly loud. It did cool the room. Also, had a bad experience at the attached Glorietta Restaurant. Host refused to seat us at the bartop the minute the restaurant opened, knowing we were only going to be there briefly. The entire restaurant was empty at the time.

This is a great place to stay. The rooms are clean and the staff is amazing. Very comfortable.

Great location, clean, comfortable.

Parking was limited, noisy outside our door so used ear plugs.

There is very limited parking and this is not mentioned on the website. The room was extremely small. The shower was not clean so we skipped that. There was an additional charge that staff could not explain. Had I not caught it, it would have posted to my credit card. Breakfast is in a bag and you get no choice. For the price of the room, I expected much better service and amenities.

I had booked the Anvil in January as the mid way point on a 4000 mile road trip and to see a concert on the square. Upon arrival there was no parking and the office was difficult to find. Mattress throughout open spaces outdoors to collect whatever rains or blows on them (have fun sleeping on those future guests!). We were able to park in a neighboring lot to unload our suitcases but were told we would have to move since the hotel didn't own that lot. Once we got in the room it had an odor of wood smoke but no wood stove. The flooring looked to be last replaced in the 70s. And to top it off there was a dead fly at the foot of the bed! We skipped the concert and drove 5 hours to new accommodations. Glad we were able to get our money back.

dangerous loud construction going on outside the room. a lawsuit waiting to happen. no parking due to the construction. no offers of compensation. why would they take reservations during construction?