Stayed there Dec. 04, 06. Hotel was clean enough but it was right next to the highway, plus the off ramp. The walls were so thin I could hear the guy next door talk about the toppings on his pizza. The breakfast bar had white bread - white bagel - coffee-juice and instant oatmeal and some very tired looking donuts, plus some cereal. In the morning the traffic noise was so loud I couldn't sleep. I paid $49 a night so I guess you get what you pay for. Got coupon for the hotel from booklet at rest stop.

We stayed there last minute because we decided to go to High Point, NC to get some furniture. I made the reservation only a day in advance and was an idiot for not checking Trip Advisor first (we chose it because it was centrally located). It was terrible. The bathroom was very dirty with hair everywhere. The bed was so squeaky, it was impossible to sleep without being woken up everytime you turned over. Then, upon checkout, I was told that the person who had made my reservation the day before was new and quoted me the wrong quote so it was more expensive than I believed it would be. If the stay had been decent, I might not have minded but considering how awful it was, it just made the experience even worse. Save yourself a nightmare and stay somewhere else!

The room was OK. Bathroom needed attention. Mildew on the ceiling and shower curtain. Not what I would expect from a hotel with Day's Inn's 5 sunburst rating. However, you can't beat the price.

Apparently the picture they have posted is of the newer building which I believe are suites. That was definitely not the buidling I was in. The structure I was in seems to have been built in the 60's with the corridor running along the outside. If you plan to sleep this isn't the place to stay. You hear everyone opening and closing their cars doors and walking up the stairs. The rooms are a real smell pit. Originally I was put in a smoking room and requested to be moved to a non-smoking room, which still smelled of smoke and even old ---. The carpets probably have not been changed since they opened this motel. The bed was so old and felt like it only had 4 coil springs. I have stayed at Days Inn or 2 stars before, which you don't expect to get top service, but I do expect a clean room and a descent bed. I think that at $50 a night this place is overpriced. Not even Hostels are this displeasing.