the breakfust is a little bit cheep.
they are no room to eat to small tables
they could charge a little more and have more to eat.
they was one pack of oat meal and 3 apples two donuts
and 2 boxs of oaks. at 9.30 am sun morning they was some ladys in the office and never tryied to put more out. are even come over to look.
i was ask to give the key to a worker as i came out of my room to check out.
i told her i needed to go to office and she told me she would take it to office
this was at 10.00 am sun i felt as i was beening rush out. i stated there oct-23-24-09

Stayed one night on a long weekend, price was good,rooms a bit musty, pipes made noises in the night. Breakfast very basic. But for one night it was okay.

I stayed at the Day's Inn right across from Harrah's Cherokee. Great location, the best location you can get not staying in the casino itself. Rooms are decent and the location is alright. There is a fly or 2 in my room, but nothing annoying to me. Paid 100 dollars a night for a king size on the second floor.

I visited Cherokee for the second time but this was the first time that I stayed in a hotel. The main purpose of the trip was to be close to the Casino. Well, this hotel is definitely close to the casino. It is actually way closer than driving there and parking in the lot. After you park you have to wait for the shuttle bus to pick you up. Sooo staying at Days Inn is way better in the long run. The hotel is right across the street so you just stay parked at the hotel and walk across the walkway to the casino. The hotel itself is very basic and nothing over the top at all but it has everything that you need. I can't really brag but I also can't complain. I had a nice quiet room to rest when I wasn't gambling. The town is very beautiful and everyone was very nice and helpful. I plan to return. Thanks Days Inn!