Treasure Town Inn, Robinsonville

Less than one star if I could. The room was a disaster area with a huge cigarette burn on the floor and urine all over the toliet that wasn't mine or my husband's (GROSS!!!). We didn't actually go into the room until the wee hours after we were done gambling but we have never been so discusted and could only hold up in there for about an hour before taking off. The price is among the lowest in the area but we surely got what we paid for.

We have stayed here before, with a satisfied experience. This time around, however, we were extremely disappointed. Even on a Saturday night, with few rooms in the area available, I would not expect to be charged twelve short of a Franklin for the type of room we got. The room was long and narrow, about 9 feet by 24 feet. Being tall, I had to avoid the outside wall of the room, or walk in a crouch. The small television, with it's grainy, snowy picture, was like a light at the end of a tunnel as one reclined on the low, almost pillowless bed. And when the air conditioning came on, the only choice to avoid the 15 mph artic blast pummeling the head of the bed was to pull the threadworn cloth that passed as a blanket over our heads and shiver with the anticipation of thermostat satisfaction, at which time the winter winds would cease, leaving the room in a stillness of quiet, ears numb from the ravages of the passing cold front and deafening cresendo of the blower. The only recourse was to shut the unit down, sleeping on top of the covers, catching fitful bouts of slumber as the night crept by. If you can imagine, two maintenance closets, with the wall between them removed, furnished with an oversized, inroom air unit, a 19 inch tv with reception reminiscent of 1960's rural living, and paying a price not far off prime rates, you can envision our stay. Other than all that, it was a wonderful experience.

I must admit that after reading a few of the reviews, I was nervous. After I arrived, I was not as nervous. After staying one night, I was satisfied. The rooms were clean-not luxurious-but clean. A gap between the door and the door jamb existed, but we did not let that bother us. I must admit that the air conditioner would run then stop for a few seconds. That happened all night, but I was glad that the air conditioner worked! The complementary breakfast was not satisfying. They served extra small rolls, but we did not stay there for the breakfast. We had enough to get to Memphis and eat a real breakfast! If we ever go back, I would look for a cheaper and higher end room but that would be just for another experience. I would highly doubt that we would find a room cheaper than $70.00 on a Friday night there. Overall we were satisfied.

I have been going to Tunica for over 10 years! I have been with family and friends and my dog, We always before had taken our dog who by the way is 3lbs and NOT a barker. Any way we were told we could leave her in the room and go out and have fun ..Now just so you know she is our baby so every 2 hours we go check on her ...We got to our room and No it was not as clean as I thought it should be the floor was dirty and the bathroom was not clean either and as I put my things away I saw underneath the door a huge gap was between the door and the floor for bugs to get in and they did...anyway the next morning we went for breakfast at 10 am and left only to return to our door being PADLOCKED and us thrown out for leaving our dog in the room alone. I was shocked and very very MAD....after going to the front desk we found out they didnt want us to leave our dog there ..whats the point of really having a dog hotel if you cant leave them in the cage when you leave ..even if you didnt what could they hurt? The room was very scummy...The mgr wouldnt even come out and speak to us ...BAD HOTEL AND STAFF we paid for 4 days and only stayed one and didnt get our money back.