Hooker Hotel - Rated #1 "5 Star"

2 large private bedrooms with king beds, ground level (no stairs), dining area, full kitchen, large bathroom,entertainment area, 745 square foot, this newly constructed flat is in the Historic (circa 1897) Clarksdale Telegraph Building in downtown. The space The Hooker Hotel is located in the historic former Clarksdale Telegraph Building (circa 1897) on the corner of Second & Delta. It is located across the street from the Hambone Gallery, and the Rock & Blues Museum. You can park your car in front, and walk to all the major venues in downtown Clarksdale including Red's, Ground Zero, New Roxy, CatHead, Bluesberry, Hambone Gallery, and the Blues Museum. We are within easy walking distance of restaurants Yazoo Pass, Stone Pony, Levon's Bar and Grill, Ground Zero Blues Club, and Grandma's House of Pancakes. A wine & spirits store, plus a convenience store are located within a 1 block walk. Guest access -Broadband, high-speed, wireless internet -HDTV with DirecTV access -Feature original art by Mississippi Delta artists including Stan Street, Joey Young, Tommy Walton,Bradley Gordon, Eric Stone, Randall Andrews, and John Ruskey -MP3 station -Ample Parking -Music venues, restaurants, art galleries, museums, bars, shopping, convenience store, and a wine & spirits store are all within an easy stroll -King size beds with original,vintage "Magic Fingers" -Full kitchen with refrigerator, gas oven & stovetop, microwave oven, toaster, dishwasher, coffee maker, and wetbar -100% Cotton 550 count linens -100% Cotton towels -Ground floor location (no stairs to climb) -Large bedrooms with hanging closet, luggage racks, and storage -Fantastic, giant stone & Slate shower which is 4 feet X 5 feet. -Professionally cleaned, and well maintained -Central heat and air conditioning Other things to note The Hooker Hotel was designed, built, and decorated in true "Delta-Style" by Mississippi artisans. We feature original paintings, photography, sculpture, and other art work highlighting Blues artists and the Mississippi Delta.