you should be ashamed of yourself to be part of this digusting hotel. The staff is clueless and unprofessional and bearly speaks english. The GM Andrea should be let go for allowing the hotel to get to a point of a hazzard. The room is filthy and the walk to the room is moldy. I have a child with me and was appolled they could rent me a room here. DO NOT STAY HERE or your asking to get sick!!!!

I stopped here because it didnt look too bad from the road. After driving 14 hours I was so ready to stop for the night. The price wasnt bad. That should have been a bell ringer. My room was in the very back of the hotel in a section that should be condemed. It was loud , smelled of mildew and rough looking people hanging out in the halls. My room was hidious. I didnt get pass the door. I turned around and went to the desk to get a refund.
The back section of this place is unsafe and I'm almost sure the rooms are rented out by the hour.Bad Bad place. How can this chain put thier name on something like this.

First of all, just let me say that I'm the kind of traveler that doesn't mind saying in a cheap motel in order to extend the length of my trip. I don't deal too much with upscale hotels, and for me, a decent Comfort Inn is enough to merit five stars. All I'm really looking for is clean sheets and towels, hot water, and a safe environment. Wifi and pillow top mattresses are a plus, but not a must.

Now for this Days Inn. It's in an area where there are limited options to stay for a hundred miles, and listed as 62$ per night. After driving for 16 hours, all I wanted was a clean place to lay my head. I pulled up to find the front door plastered with yellow caution tape and was greeted by a crew of shifty looking characters loitering outside... Not exactly welcoming to a young girl traveling alone!

Once inside, I was overwhelmed by the smell of mildew and smoke, and although the sign posted states the lounge closed at 10:30 (it was after midnight), there was still LOUD music blaring from within and what sounded like a huge drunken party going on. Again, not welcoming for a girl traveling alone, or to any tired travelers looking for sleep past midnight! This is right by the front desk so management obviously did not care.

At the desk, I was charged a hundred dollars for the room, not sixty as advertised, but I was tired and begrudgingly paid. The parking lot was full so I hadto drag my luggage through the dark lot and up a narrow flight of stairs while being watched by the peopl loitering outside. Very uncomfortable.

By the time I got to my room, I was just so frustrated that I decided to go on, though the room itself did appear clean in spite of the smell.

The clerk was apologetic but could not refund my money though he assured me his boss would the next day, which was uncomfortable but I just wanted to leave. I had to drive an additional 90 miles but it was well worth it. I got a much better room for half the price and made it further down the road.

In all, I know what a hundred dollars should buy me, and this wasn't it!

A group of 8 fathers and 10 boy stayed for 2011 LLWS. The hotel was close and everyone had a good time.