My daughter and I stayed here after some college tours, we were booked for four nights so we could check out the area. We ended up leaving early and losing our money because we prepaid but we just wanted out.It's really slight above a truck stop with all the noise and trucks that come and go. It felt very uncomfortably... More

Knowing the Inn might be full during the Blue Ridge BBQ and Music Festival this weekend, I reserved a king bed mini-suite online on December 1, 2010 and received an email confirmation from Days Inn for the room at the rate of $90 per night plus tax. When I changed the reservation on the Days Inn site from 3 nights... More

This hotel was just gross. It was a smoking room so we expected it to smell like a smoker had stayed in it the night before or many nights before but it smelled like an overflowing ashtray in a really bad bar. There were bugs, Water bugs with lots of legs in the bathroom but the worst was the soap... More

We have stayed at this location many times, The rooms are generally clean, but never spotless or without need of repair. This time there even was someone left over hash brown if the night stand drawer and someones used bar of soap in the shower. if you say something to the manager, he imediately says that the room is up... More

Nothing special, but good quality, good location, breakfast okay (very weak coffee). Worth a stop if in the area. More

We stayed at this hotel overnight on our way to Myrtle Beach, SC. We have a 2 year old, so it is much easier to drive halfway. We wanted to stop outside of Ashville and really had no preference for our hotel, since we were only going to be in it for a few hours to sleep. We checked in... More

Clean room with microwave & refrigerator. The mattresses were very comfortable and seemed to be fairly new. Really slept well. Most of the hotel rooms seem to be non smoking which was great for us! Stayed here a week and the breakfast was ok. We supplemented with oatmeal that we provided as waffles & bagels/muffins/donuts get old fast. Fruit while... More

We stayed over for one night on our way back to SC. The room was clean (my main concern) and comfortable. The staff was polite and friendly. There are no frills at this motel but you can't beat the price for a clean place to stay. I believe we paid approx. 41.00 for the night. The continental breakfast is cereal,... More

Columbus is the first town in North Carolina that one comes to when driving north on I-26 from Charleston or the South Carolina beaches. It is a pleasant little community though the choices for either lodging or food leave a great deal to be desired. An exception to that statement is the town’s Days Inn which sits high on a... More