We arrived on Aug. 21, 2011 and we were early. Our room was not ready. The front desk clerk gave us directions to various places we had asked about and was very friendly. She said we would still be able to check in earlier but they just needed a little more time. Once we checked in, we found the lighting... More

My fiance' and I wanted a quick, inexpensive get away... Well, I would have rather paid more if this is what I was getting... The room smelled really bad. The room had a damp feeling to it. Not very comforting! The bathroom floor was very dirty. At one point, both elevators were inoperable. I selected to have a refrigerator in... More

Rooms had mildew smell. The carpet was nasty to the point I thought I needed a hazmat suit. They need to do some major repairs if they want to continue to get guest to come. The clerk at the desk was the best. She needs t o be the manager. More

My husband & I arrived at the hotel, we thought, "Not too bad from the outside." Then after leaving the lobby..it turned into another story. The halls were dark & smelled like winos had been laying around urinating on the carpets. The room smelled of a strong artificial "pine" scent and dog feces.(Pet friendly 'mind you..) When we turned back... More

Stayed the weekend while dropping our daughter off at Coastal Carolina University. The outside apperance of the hotel is very deceiving. Room was very damp feeling,musky and carpet was nasty. You wouldn't want to walk bare footed. We all kept flip flops on. When we returned back to our room there were no towels and we had to go to... More

My husband and I reserved this hotel with intentions on having an affordable, average hotel to stay in while we took our son to the nearby college (Coastal Carolina) for Orientation. We have stayed at the Days Inn brand hotels before and they seemed to be fine, but not this one! Upon checking into the hotel, a foreigner, possibly indian... More

The good: Front desk personnel seemed capable and friendly enough. The courtyard with pool and whirlpool looked clean and mostly was clean. The beds were comfortable enough and much better than, for instance, sleeping in your car. The bathroom was serviceable enough. The price was right at $70/night. Also the hotel is far away from the business of the beach... More

We spontaneously took a trip to Myrtle Beach, SC for a weekend without booking a room. We rode around to several hotels and pretty much all of them were booked. We were tired from driving around and came to a Days Inn on Waccamaw Blvd. They actually had a room available and we only planned to stay one night. At... More

We stayed on the 1st floor--there was no odor in the hallway or the rooms--our rooms were very clean--When I called about staying there I said something about the bad comments and Monica told me that the 1st floor had new beds-that is why I requested 1st floor--We went to the pool on July 15th and the pool was clean... More