Olivia Inn

"I live close to it. It is bad. People live there."

"This has GOT to be the worst hotel in the world. No room cleaning unless you've been there a week. Sparse furniture, thread-bare sheets and towels. I had to stay there because of Hurricane Ida as my home had no power. I couldn't wait to leave when my home's power was restored. This hotel doesn't even deserve one star"

"For a super-low-price hotel, this place is not bad. I stayed here for one night in Feb. 2020 during Mardi Gras, and my friends stayed in another room at the Olivia for 3 nights. Normally I stay in Super 8 motels or Hampton Inns, costing $75 to $120 per night. But on this trip, our group wanted cheaper accommodations. We paid about $55 for a room with one bed, and $65 for a room with 2 beds. We slept well and we felt the place was okay. No free breakfast, but Waffle House is across the street and other restaurants and convenience stores are adjacent. This hotel does not attract a classy crowd or an upscale clientele. But we did not feel scared or threatened, and for us, it worked, and it served its purpose. Staff is friendly and helpful. Unfortunately you need their help just to unlock the 2nd lock on the door to the room, upon first arrival. My room smelled like cigarette smoke when I arrived, but I opened the window and later, there was no noticeable odor. I would not stay here again in the future, unless I was with these same friends again, needing a cheaper place to stay."

"This is one of the worse places I have ever seen. The room smelled like smoke. The bed had burn holes all over the head board. The sheets and comforter had burn holes, plus a ton of makeup stains. When I refused to stay I was charged $50 because I used the toilet. The owner was very rude and never apologized once she just wanted her $50 cause they had to clean the toilet again."

"We had an ok experience. I'd stay here again. The rooms were nice. Newly renovated. The price was well worth it. $50 for a single and $60 for a double. There's a $5 key deposit that you get back when you check out. There was no breakfast when we checked out and I had to wait and knock for awhile before someone opened the office to check us out. I thought it was odd that when I checked out the desk clerk went to our rooms to make sure we didn't damage anything. It makes sense when you see some of the clientele staying there. The water had a heavy rust component and had an odor. They had the water softener turned up a little too high."