We stayed for free through Rewards...and paid way too much! The hotel is beat, nasty, and run down. The room we got was room 124. When we entered the room all you could smell was damp, moldy air. It was almost overpowering. I asked to see two other rooms and looked at 208 and 210. 208 smelled worse, and 210... More

My wife had an appointment at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville. We live in East Tennessee and were trying to get home but got hit with a bad snowstorm. Interstate 40 was in bad shape so we decided to hole up for the night. Not being rich folk, we were looking for something under $50 that was clean, quiet and... More

Friendly desk person but could not understand her directions to a good restaurant. By gestures, she got the idea across to my brain. The room was shabby. Dust on upper part of the curtains, Michelobe cap stuck to bottom of curtain, floor was uneven (is the plywood breaking down?? - and this is on the first floor!). Wall electric switches... More

Smelly, the carpet was dirty, the bathroom tiles were loose enough to come up, the toliet leaked and soaked the floor. If it had not been so late and we had not been on the road for 14 hours, we'd have demanded our money back! Thinking of staying here? Keep going!

I'd never been to a Days Inn before, so I didn't know what to expect. Actually, I was expecting it to be one step up from a Motel 6, based on the listed ammenities. The hotel was located in what looked to be a decent area with other motel/hotels and restaurants close by. Though the bathroom area had been recently... More

We stopped Thanksging night 2005 at the Days Inn in Lebanon TN. It looked OK from the outside. The desk clerk was nice and friendly. When we got our things inside the room we began to notice different problems in our 2nd floor room. The floor had definite weak spots and some of the plug ins were of the on... More