Hotel seemed okay on the outside. Cheapest rates at that exit. It was raining, late and we were desperate. Roomed smelled funny, bathtub looked dirty, probably stained. We never took off our shoes, even in the shower. Hotel seemed like it was frequented by work crews. The only thing good about hotel was the free breakfast.

I pulled up at the Days Inn, expecting to have a plesant stay like I always had before, but not this time. The stay started off just fine and then it happened. I was bitten over 200 times by BED BUGS! I would not stay here unless you want to be bitten, because it is going to happen. I talked to the management and they would not refund my money but they would put me in another room. So, i tried another room and I was attacked even more in the second room. The management there had no concern as to what was the problem. I have contacted my attorney and will see them in court.

This hotel is in very good shape...recently renovated,very clean rooms.. me and my family were crusining down to New Orleans and we just decided to stop there.. hotel staff was very friendly... check in was very fast. Room smelled very nice.. i even asked the staff about the deodrizer they use.... very well maintained and very well kept. the beds were very nice.. i dont care what everybody is saying but this property definetly deserves 5. very safe..very well located next to restaurants in walking distance..overall i would definetly recommend people to go there and try it for themselves...

So I'm driving to New Orleans just before New Year's & decide to stay in this location overnite. Bad Idea. I've had pretty good experiences at other Day's Inn's all over America for the economical price. This place was filthy.

I walked into the bathroom & my shoes actually stuck to the floor (like at a movie theatre w/dried soda pop.) Taking a shower in there seemed like a risky proposition so I decided to just skip it until I got to my destination the following day.

Even just sitting on the mattress top bedspread left some type of oily residue on my hands. I washed my hands, but this was a room you just can't feel comfortable in. There were hairs on the pillow from the last people, but I just picked them off so this was the least scary part of the stay.

The air conditioner had a layer of dirt on the directional trays...not dust...but an actual substance that was sandy in texture. I wasn't brave enough to walk on the carpet w/out shoes.

Now I wish I would have ponied up a few more dollars for any one of several adjacent properties in Pascagola. I doubt they could have been any worse.