I needed to visit my daughter who attends SUNY Cortland and due to a major football game I needed to pick a place a bit further away then I normally would. With the bedbug scare going on, I spent a long time researching if this or any other nearby hotels had been reported. Upon arrival, I was quickly checked in and went to my room. After a very careful check of my room and bedding, I am pleased to report this was one of the cleanest hotel rooms I have been in. There is NOTHING around this hotel, so you do need to drive to get to restaurants, but they are only a few minutes away. The parking lot has some very dark areas at night, so try to park under the pole lights. Unfortunately, my room was at the top of the stairs and I heard EVERYONE coming and going until almost 4:00am. Granted, the other customers are most likely to have been rowdy college kids, but it really was a dreadful night trying to sleep. There is apparently a breakfast buffet, but that closes at 9:30am and I passed even investigating it. No coffee maker, mini refrigerator or microwave in my room. This was very disappointing for the fact that this double room was $121.83 for one night with my AAA discount. Just like all the other hotels in college towns, this one participates in adjusting their prices to local events. It was worth seeing my daughter, but I won't be coming back to this hotel.

On our trip from Toronto to New York city, our van broke down and we ended up staying at the Days Inn for one night while waiting for our van to get fixed. We checked in at midnight and immediately went to sleep. The night was horrible...neighbors on both sides of our room were very loud and we could hear everything they were saying, their tv, and the opening and closing of their dresser drawers. Twice throughout the night there was this loud sound that sounded like drilling and both times we heard people come out into the hall and ask what it was (and this was at 3 and 4 in the morning!). In the morning, the man working in the breakfast room was VERY rude, he not only yelled at my dad, but he also started vacuuming around our feet WHILE we were eating! Staying at the dunkin donuts across the street would have been better than the night we had at this place.

My family and I stayed at the Days Inn in Cortland/McGraw NY on the way to Toronto. Stayed for 1 night. The rooms were very basic, no frills. Pretty much clean. The price was inexpensive and we got what we paid for. The free continental breakfast was mediocre at best. The staff was friendly.

The hotel room was acceptable considering the price. The room that we stayed in was clean and comfortable. The view from the hotel left something to be desired, considering that the area has such natural beauty. The internet worked well and the continental breakfast was adequate.