You book your room with the teller through glass, our room had a melted sink (someone put something hot on it and severly burned and melted part of it), the grout in the tiles around the tub was mildew, the carpet looked like it haden't been vaccumed in weeks, the hotel was right on a busy road, there is no weather stripping around the door so you can hear the road really loud, the hairdryer didn't work, and it feels like you're going to fall through the tub. The place is cheap though, so you get what you pay for I guess.

I've stayed at better and worse Days Inns before (and reviewed two that are much worse, see Alexandria, VA and Hardeeville, SC). This one is a good basic hotel, with the normal cheap continental breakfast. Nothing to write home about, but not a horror either. Quite adequate for business travel on a budget. Indoor pool year-round, small but functional.

This was as bad of a hotel experience as I have had in 35 years of travel. I discovered myself covered in bed bug bites and found one of the critters the next morning. I show the bug to the front desk and was moved to a room that was dirty, had a gap between the front day and the door frame. There are holes in the sheets and terrible sound proofing. When I wanted to get some remedy for my bites and inconvenience I was offered only one day complimentary. No compensation for the medicine I needed for the bites or the waisted food when I was moved to a room without a refrigerator. This place should be closed.

It's alot easier to make reservations through the front desk than any other 3rd party site ex. hotels.com or expedia. The Service was great the front desk girl is very nice and helpful. The property was nice and well kept. The rooms were clean and nothing 5 star but still very comfortable. Breakfast was nothing fancy but enough to get you going in the morning. Overall I enjoyed my stay and I will return.