I have never stayed in such a gross hotel. I dont even know where to begin so I am just going to list it out:
CONS:
1)Toilet looked liked it hasnt been cleaned/flushed in months
2)The previous guests beard hairs were on the counter
3)The sink was dirty (looked like someone splashed coffee and it never got cleaned
4)The shower curtain had mildew on it
5)The room stunk like...um...old urine + mold?? maybe?
6)The walls were dirty (looked some some food splatter in the dressing area. The door and walls to the bathroom looked like 100 thousand dirty hands had touched it
7)Dingy sheets (I have no idea if they were clean. It was a horrible experiance. I probably should have slept in my car)
8)There is a lounge in the lobby that allows smoking and makes the lobby complely unbreathable. I hated going in there.
9)I apparently took the LAST bottle of shampoo (? really??)
10)Decor is old, warn and dirty.
11)Carpets are so gross I wore shoes at all times
12)The shower was dirty. It was cleaner after I took a shower (I wore flip flops)
13)Wall paper was peeling ...bad

Seriously...this place should be shut down. I should have just found another hotel but it was late and I was tired. It wasnt until daylight that I realised how GROSS GROSS GROSS the place was.
Pros:
Warm running clean (as much as I can tell ) water
Doors locked
AC worked
It had a bed
Didn't see any bugs

I figure the only way this hotel stays in business is it takes advantage of tired interstate travelors looking for that familier sign (Holiday Inn, LaQuinta, DAYS INN). I will not stay there again. Days Inn should be ashamed and embarrased.
The pictures here dont capture the filt as well as I hoped they would.

We stayed here due to not being able to drive home from a wedding,needless to say we weren't expecting to be robbed of my wallet the next morning when I accidently left my it in the room at the time of check out. We went just up the road to the Waffel House for maybe 30 minutes,when we returned to go back in the room to get it,the laundry man had already picked the room up. When we started questioning the owner and the laundry man,that could barely speak English,they talked in their language and swore my wallet wasn't in there. Me and the owner checked the room up and down,inside and out,it was no where to be found,until we threatened them with a lawyer and the local police.Before the police shows up the owner had returned to the room after talking to the laundry man again and we could only assume he had told him that we were getting more and more pissed about the situation,to say the least when the very helpful lady cop shows up we all went into the room for her to check out things as we were talking,the owner stepped out of the room to go back to" work" as the officer was talking to us she continued to look around the room and she was looking under/around the bed that the owner had already looked under/around even moving the mattress away from the headboard,she looked up to me and asked,"Is this your wallet",i said GOD yes where was it? she replied"right here inbetween the headboard and the bed,exactly where he had already looked.Our thought's about this is that the owner got my wallet from the laundry man and put it back in the room to make us look like we were loosing our minds and that we were the crazy ones.On top of this the room had a foul smell about it and wasn't very clean.I wouldn't stay here again if they paid me to!

We went to McComb for my mom's high school reunion and stayed here. It was not too bad.

I thought the price was too high for the room, but I've had to stay in worse hotels. But, the renovation job in the bathroom was very shotty, in my opinion. And house keeping didn't even visit our room. But it only bothered my sister as she wanted more coffee for the in room coffee pot.

The beds were quite comfortable, although the mattress kept sliding away from the head board and your pillows would fall through.

The continental breakfast was not what I'd expected. I'm so used to the modern continental breakfast and I hadn't seen one like this since 1987. It was an actual buffet with lots of food and actual plates. I really wanted one of those high tech waffle makers, but I must say, it was nice to see the 80's buffet bar once again.

The pool looked clean and it was a very nice sized pool, but sadly there was no time to utilize it.

Also there were no food vending machines. That was a downer, since I really didn't want to get in the car and go out in search of a snack.


Really, the only major problem I had with this hotel is that they booked a High School Prom during our stay. So, on our second night there were rowdy and rather dodgy high school kids whooping and hollering around the parking lot and also just milling around out there and making all sorts of raucous. Very disconcerting.

Although it took a few phone calls, we were able to resolve a
"reservation" situation. The upper management person was very pleasant and helpful. Our thanks to all of the Days Inn staff. We will stay in their motels whenever and wherever it fits our travel schedule! (Director of a sports ministry)