Johnny CASH King Room - Starkville City Jail

Welcome to the Far Out Motel, just a stone`s throw from MSU!

Crash in Cash’s Room

In 1965, Johnny Cash checked into this motel after a show at MSU. A few drinks later, he was arrested for picking flowers. That night inspired his song “Starkville City Jail`

Now you can stay in the legendary room, where the Man in Black laid his head before making country music history.

Step into a blast from the past with our retro-inspired rooms, revamped with a modern twist for your ultimate comfort.

🚗 Location: Easy access from highways for your road trip 🚘

🛏️ Room Types: Cozy rooms with comfy beds 🛋️ (kitchenettes also available)

🌙 Vibes: Retro meets modern ✨ - perfect for travelers who love a unique stay!

📶 Wi-Fi: High-speed internet for all your needs 📱💻

🚿 Bathrooms: Clean, private, and stocked with essentials 🧼🚿

🍳 Amenities: Fridge, microwave, and coffee maker for your convenience 🍽️☕

🌞 Outdoor Space: Relax under the stars 🌟 with a peaceful courtyard 🌿

💤 Sleep Easy: A perfect place to rest after a long day of adventures 🛌

✨ Book your stay at Far Out Motel – Starkville`s most fun and funky hideaway! 🏨

Crash in Cash’s Room

In the early hours of May 11, 1965, after a concert at Mississippi State University, Johnny Cash checked into Room 22 at the Far Out Motel. Later that night, he was arrested for public drunkenness after picking flowers from a local yard, an incident that landed him in the Oktibbeha County Jail and inspired his song “Starkville City Jail.”

In the song, Cash even mentions staying at a motel before his arrest, that motel was ours, and is still here, preserved with a nod to the history that unfolded within its walls.

Now, you can book a night in the same room where the Man in Black stayed, a unique piece of music lore right here in Starkville.

Ce bed and breakfast propose de nombreux services de choix comme des barbecues. La réception est ouverte 24h/24.

Ce bed and breakfast de Starkville est non-fumeurs.