Ater a 3 and a half hour trip in the storming rains i stopped at what seemed to be an uncrowded Days Inn for an earlier than usual bed rest. What i ended up with was an hour and a half of listening to 4 kids between the ages of 7 to maybe 12 running around outside my window, screaming at the top of there lungs. At 9:30 at night. I made the phone call to the front desk to see if assistant manager would take care of the issue. An hour later same noisy kids sitting on the steps, outside my window! ENOUGH! I packed my bags and loaded my car. As i was making my way to the front i noticed the parents hanging outside there room upstairs laughing and drinking. Travelers be warned. Truckers hangout!

Prepaid rooms, still waiting on refund. When we got there the rooms were dirty, the alternate rooms they showed us had ashtrays in them and were to be nonsmoking, but smelled of smoke. Did not stay there. Cannot reccommend to anyone.

My husband, daughter and I were recently on a road trip up to Tennessee over the 4th of July holiday weekend. Before we left, we figured we needed a place to stay for the night and after looking at the different hotels available online, we went with the Days Inn as it was within our budget and we had stayed at Days Inn on other road trips and had always found them to be clean and a good value. We paid $60 for this room and I was utterly disgusted by this hotel.

First off, the photo on the Day's Inn website is misleading, as it looks like the entrances to the rooms are on the interior and not in the older, exterior door motel style. I wasn't happy about that, as it is a safety issue and also would have let me know that there was no need to book a smoking room, as I could have just stepped outside my door to smoke. When we arrived it was 10:00 at night, the front desk clerk was neither good not bad...she just was. Not friendly, welcoming. Nada. She told me where my room was and when we walked in, it smelled like a smoking room. A smoking room inhabited by 100 chain smokers for 50 years. There were flies buzzing around, the walls looked dirty, like someone had wiped their filthy hands all over them, and the bathroom looked like it hadn't been cleaned since 1977. The corner of the wall that leads to the "bathroom area" was stripped of paint in about a 3 feet long stretch and you could see the aging drywall.

Although the beds and pillows were comfortable, the cigarette burn holes in the blanket were off putting and I had to seriously try not to think about the number of illicit truck stop rendevous that had probably occurred in the same bed. I would not walk barefoot on the carpet, nor allow my daughter to do so, as it could only be described as dingy at best. The A/C unit kept going on and off throughout the night and the curtains did not shut properly so I had to clip them together with a hair clip so they would not allow people to see in. However, they curtains weren't wide enough on the rod, so there was still 3 inches of opening for people to see us sleeping if they desired to look into our window.

The next morning I went to take a shower (not by choice, but because I felt I NEEDED to after being in that room) and the tub was filled with small bugs (gnats, I believe). The shampoo was the cheapest dollar store reject brand, no conditioner. The hair dryer had all the power of a gentle wind and our highlight of our trip was the bagel in the morning. When I checked out, the front desk clerk was neither rude or friendly because that would mean she had to say more than 2 words to me. No "So how was your stay" or "Can I get you anything else?". Customer service is not their strong suit, I guess.

To top it all off, nothing says "safe place to stay" than to look out the front door and see a homeless camp right behind the Hardee's and about 30 feet from the motel parking lot. Needless to say, the next time we feel we have to stop in Clinton, SC we will be staying at the new Hampton Suites a few doors down and in the future I will rethink any future stays at a Days Inn establishment. To sum it all up, it was a disgusting place to stay worth no more than $35 a night and even that is a stretch. Unless you travel with and enjoy sleeping in a full on Haz-Mat suit, I suggest you avoid this place at all costs.

Spent a weekend here for a political event. It was clean and it had beds - that's all I asked for. Good thing, because that was what they provided and little else. There was no alarm clock in the room, so my father and I had to either set our cell-phone alarms or my travel alarm clock. Hotel staff was very accomodating when we requested a rollaway bed, but there was little room in which to set it up. On the plus side, Hardee's, Wendy's and the Waffle House were all within walking distance. To sum up, good enough if you need a bed for one or two nights, but don't think it's a five-star resort.