What you need to understand is that this small hotel is at the back of a large truck stop. There is a small sign at the driveway that is not lighted, and another sign atop one of those interstate highway signs that you can only see when approaching the exit from the east. If you are arriving at night, you'll need to ask around in order to find it. Also, (a small gripe) the website tells you that you are booking at Days Inn, not a Daystop.

There is no hotel office - check-in is inside the truck stop store. There is one lady who seems to know what she is doing, but the others seem lost when dealing with check-ins, check-outs, etc. If you walk into the wrong part of the truck stop, they don't even know how to direct you to the check-in area.

Because it is behind the truck stop and well set back from the interstate highway, the hotel itself is surprisingly quiet. The rooms are clean and the facilities are up-to-date. The A/C and heater worked well. The room was comfortable in size. The bedding was clean but definitely "budget quality." My room had an odd smell of cat that was noticeable to me but not overpowering.

I stayed there while attending a local dog show. There is plenty of space to walk dogs and convenient trash cans to dispose of waste.

The truck stop offers certain benefits just steps from the hotel door. A full convenience store and vehicle parts store are open 24 hours. I assume there is a (smoky) video game room within the complex. Also, there is a sit-down restaurant open 24 hours. I'd definitely stay here if I was arriving late-night or leaving early-morning. The movements of the semis and the truck drivers seem to occur predominantly on the other side of the building.