Lula, Mississippi, a small town located in Coahoma County on the state's northwestern border with Arkansas. Whether in town to try your luck at Lula's Isle of Capri Casino or seeking to visit the historical sites along the Mississippi Delta, Lula visitors have their choice of a variety of hotels, many of which offer resort-style amenities in addition to their slow southern charm.
Located in the heart of Lula, the Isle of Capri Casino Hotel offers the excitement of a grand casino with the charm of a full-service southern hotel. The Isle of Capri Casino Hotel features more than 500 rooms and suites, in addition to two fitness centers, indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs. In addition to its on-site casino, the Isle of Capri Casino Hotel features live music performances and Calypso's, an on-site buffet-style restaurant. The hotel is also within a 20-minute drive to Tunica River Park, a 168-acre park located along the banks of the Mississippi River.
The Tunica Roadhouse, a 134-room resort-style hotel and casino, is located just 20 minutes from the center of downtown Lula. The hotel's luxury rooms include Jacuzzi baths and king-size beds. In addition to the on-site casino, the Tunica Roadhouse is within a 10-minute drive to the Links at Cottonwoods, an 18-hole championship golf course in addition to the Bellissimo Spa and Salon. The Tunica Roadhouse is also home to the Range Steakhouse, a buffet-style restaurant.
Just 19 miles outside of Lula, the Best Western Tunica Resort is within a 20-minute drive to local attractions including the historic collections of The Old State House and Peabody Museum. The hotel includes an on-site business center in addition to an outdoor seasonal pool. Elvis fans are also a 20-minute drive to Graceland and Elvis Presley's Memphis Rock and Soul Museum. The Best Western Tunica Resort also offers a complimentary breakfast buffet and is within five minutes of the 24-hour dining facilities of Harrah's Casino.
Nineteen miles from the center of Lula in the village of Clarksdale, the Riverside Hotel is a blues-themed establishment rich in history. The Riverside, which is where blues legend Bessie Smith died, features comfortable rooms with basic amenities such as air conditioning and are available for nightly, weekly or monthly rental. In addition to its rich blues history, the Riverside Hotel was once the home of rock 'n' roll singer Ike Turner.
