Built in 1859 by Morris Huber, the Wisteria Inn Bed and Breakfast is a historic landmark with nine rooms. All rooms include standard amenities, some with fireplace or Jacuzzi. The Wisteria offers accommodations for business travelers, family vacationers and honeymooners. Catering is available for corporate events, anniversaries, weddings, birthday parties and church groups, with seating for up to 50 guests. Located in downtown Crystal Springs, the inn is near annual events such as the Fall Flower and Garden Festival and the Crystal Springs Tomato Festival.
Located in Hazlehurst, Miss., Americas Best Value Inn is less than 20 minutes from Crystal Springs. The discount hotel offers standard amenities such as a microwave, mini-fridge, writing desk and cable television. High-speed Internet access, an outdoor pool, meeting facility, fax and copy services are available. Free continental breakfast is served daily and several restaurants are within a few blocks of the hotel. The hotel is within two miles of attractions such as the Robert Johnson Heritage House, walking tours and the Hazlehurst Depot Museum.
The Western Inn Express offers standard amenities including free high-speed Internet access. The hotel is in Hazlehurst, less than 20 minutes from Crystal Springs. The hotel offers free parking, 24-hour front desk service, fax and copy services, a seasonal outdoor pool and complimentary continental breakfast. The Western Inn Express is convenient to nearby attractions and less than 20 miles from Lake Lincoln State Park.
Located in Byram, about 20 minutes from Crystal Springs, the Value Place is an extended-stay hotel that features rooms with a fully equipped kitchens. All rooms include a dining table and two chairs, a two-burner stove top, microwave and a full-size refrigerator with freezer. Additional hotel benefits include a 24-hour on-site laundry facility, housekeeping every two weeks and options such as high-speed Internet, additional housekeeping and a dish pack including kitchenware, utensils and kitchen towels.
