Paid for a jacuzzi suite. Jacuzzi didn't work. Room wasn't the cleanest.The carpet was old and very worn. We were in a 2nd floor room. The floor had several soft spots where your feet would sink into the floor. Plunger in the bathroom. Really? Not the most sanitary thing to leave laying around in a room. Toilet took several attempts to flush. Now we know the reason for the plunger. Exposed wiring in the ceiling of the bathroom. Unwrapped styrofoam cups for drinking glasses. The check in staff advised us that the jacuzzi was "slow". When asked for a definition of slow, we were told it worked but wasn't as powerful as the other rooms. This was the last jacuzzi suite they had, so we took it thinking that half power would be better than nothing. Guess we were wrong. When checking out, issues about the room were brought to the attention of the front desk staff. We were told that the room had been discounted because the jacuzzi didn't work. They knew it didn't work but led us to believe that it did when we checked in. The room was discounted to the rate of a king room. $70. Overall not happy with this hotel. We travel to Hardy once a year to visit family. My wife and I will usually spend one night out at a hotel while visiting. This was the first time we had done this in a few years. Guess we'll have to find someplace else for next year's trip. We'll never stay here again and would advise others to avoid this place.

When they built this hotel I do not believe they spent any money on soundproofing. We could hear activity in the room above, the room beside, and from folks walking by chatting, which they do starting at 6 am. There is also a loud whine that seems to occur whenever anyone in whole hotel turns on their shower. The rooms were clean, but the staff was kind of stingy with the breakfast. We had to ask for every item we needed. There must be a better place!

This hotel/motel is not that old. Yet, it has the feel of a 40-year old Holiday Inn. I had always thought that the adages about Holiday Inn towels were over exaggerated....not true. This Day's Inn had towels that actually had HOLES in them - worn into them.

The grounds around the building were not clean and garbage was seen in the outside halls between buildings.

The room itself smelled a bit moldy as a result of unclean filters in the A/C. Although clean, some TLC was needed around the bathroom plumbing - shower, etc.

This is not to mention a drunken couple that were checked in next to us which ended with a broken arm and one party being taken into custody - handcuffed. I was the one that stopped the incident and ensured 911 was called. All I received from the franchise owner was a nice - "thank you."

Not my favorite place.

We received a very warm greeting when we arrived at the Days Inn. The desk clerk was exceptionally nice. We were in our room within 5 minutes of arrival. The room smelled like mildew. It was very damp in there and I believe no one had been in the room for quite awhile. We called the desk clerk and she sent up a can of room freshener. We asked to be switched to another room, but no others were available like the one we were staying in. So, we dealt with the new strong smell of air freshener. An hour later we filled up the whirlpool tub and turned the jets on. The air must have been sitting in the lines for awhile because a very strong odor of sulfur (smelled like rotten eggs) came out. There was a few hairs on the tub. Besides that, the bed was pretty comfortable.