If you are into nostalgia and you want to re-live that trip from 1968 you took with your family, including your great Aunt Edna, then this is the place for you. In particular, for those who appreciate the ambiance of a minimal security prison or psychiatric institution, you might like this place. The bullet proof glass at the reception area when you walk in may give you a clue that this Days Inn is modeled after either one of these types of institutions. The towels and sheets were “utilitarian” order; meaning that this Days Inn does not have to worry about people stealing their towels EVER….as they were more like rags than towels. The sheets might have had a thread count of 1. The rubber pad on the mattress felt like it was the original mattress from when the hotel opened up. We have never slept on a mattress that talked back…every time we moved it emitted a sound similar to the funny noise your lower body makes after you have had too many beans at the barbeque. A tooting mattress is not funny when all you want to do is sleep because you have been driving all day. Having a good sense of humor will help if you still decide to stay here after reading this review…..We particularly loved having coffee in the room, but….were unable to drink it because there was no coffee maker or cups to drink it from. We laughed about the headboard that came un-done and the half- filled shampoo container. Also, be aware that they take a photo copy of your driver’s license and credit card at check in. This felt odd to us, but then again, the bullet proof glass made us wonder about this place and its local reputation. Thankfully we were here for only 6.5 hours. Priceline gave this motel two stars, but we think that this hotel does not deserve any stars, as it is in a class by itself. Granted, you get what you pay for. Thankfully we made it out of Dodge alive.
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