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9AM - 6PM
215 Main St, Como
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“Como Inn is such a cute and peaceful bed and breakfast. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend to most anyone who is in town for an event or just want a quiet overnight. It’s an easy check in and check out process, bedrooms were very clean and beds were comfy! The breakfast was self serve with fruit, sausage croissants, quiche, cereal, toast, coffee, orange juice, and granola bars. There were snacks out to enjoy during the day or night and cookies in the cookie jar. There’s a cute outdoor patio area and green space. I love the historic charm. There are lots of stairs at the entry, which were fine for us, but could be a problem for others… just an FYI. We loved it.”
“For a holiday inn it was really nice except the ice machine had no ice in the morning, the shower head was outdated and the toilet was not secured to the floor. Room 323Rooms: Almost perfectNearby activities: Lake Sardis picnic and camping areas.”
“The front desk staff were fun (don't underestimate the value of putting your guests at ease with a laugh), the room was clean, housekeeping was on top of their game, etc. I'd stay again.”
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221 Lakewood Dr, Batesville
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“The managers were very polite and professional.Rooms: We received EXCELLENT SERVICE ? ? ?The bed was comfortable.We had a good night rest.The breakfast was real good.Nearby activities: We ate at Cracker Barrell, which was next door. The service was good and the prices was reasonable.Safety: As well as can be expected.”
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“I was a hurricane Katrina responder and only made it as far South as Sardis before I had to rest for the night. I had rescue dogs with me when I arrived at the 'no pet' motel and when they found out that I was an individual responder they: 1) Gave us a free room for as long as we needed one, 2) Welcomed the dogs with open arms and told me not to worry about it, 3) The owners collected money to send to the victims, 4) They got my gas tank filled up in town when the stations were closing. These people are not from the US, but I was blown away by their love of this country and their all out effort to help others. It is not fancy, but these people are worth supporting in my opinion. We need more people like them! So thank you again Lake Inn! I will never ever forget your kindness to strangers in their hours of need. That is about as "patriotic" as it can possibly get and I salute you people for a job well done!”