Knights Inn Airport Memphis Motel - Page 1

The air conditioning fan was loud.

The rooms are horrible. The locks do not work (one is actually missing on the front door, the peep hole was broken also) and the bathroom door does not close.

The floors, mattress, box springs and walls are stained with some brownish red substance and dotted with mold and other random stains and tears. The sheets, towels, washcloths, pillows and comforter are threadbare and stained. The furniture and electronics are from the 70s and broken (the tables sway if anything is set on them). The mirrors are chipped.

The outlets will not hold plugs and shock you if you touch them. Most of the lamps and fixtures that do work do not have light bulbs and the ones that do have no covering. There were used condoms in the dresser drawers. The shower curtain was covered in mold. The bathroom walls and tub were covered with mold, mildew and that reddish brown stain. The toilet does not flush unless you hold down the handle the entire time. The knob to the sink has to be held on in order to use the water. There is no drain cover but there is a toothbrush lid in the drain.

I had to purchase bedding, towels and cleaning supplies at two in the morning after driving six hours non stop in order to sleep.

Lastly, there is no security, evidenced by the fact that my car was broken into in the parking lot and various electronics were stolen and by the fact that on two separate occasions someone attempted to jimmy open my door while I was inside.

I do not recommend the Knights Inn Hotel on Airways Blvd in Memphis. I spent one night there, and that was one night too many. Their site says that it was remodeled in 2001, but from what I experienced there, it still needs some work. I don't recommend it to anyone.

It had the cheapest rate found in Memphis.