We stayed here as a stopover on the way to Savannah. This hotel is very old and shabby. I had to unplug the ancient refrigerator in my room as it was very noisy. The walls were all marked up and chipped. The room was clean and the bed was pretty comfortable, but I was very glad to leave and will not go back.

Avoid this place unless you enjoy being feasted upon by bedbugs. Stayed at Days Inn, Room 113 I belive, in Dillon last night and now have more than a dozen fresh BEDBUG bites. Avoid this place! I am investigating a way to sue this place and/or the Days Inn corp office for this issue. I even asked at the desk before checing in if they had any problem with bedbugs and they assured me "they did not have a problem." Clearly they do not truly take care of their beds for this miserable problem.

We stayed one night at this very good motel on the main street of Dillon, off I-95. Staff was very pleasant and they accepted a Travel Coupon for the night for $49. We asked for a quiet room in the rear--it had a coffee maker, fridge, 2 comfortable beds and was very clean and quiet. They had free wifi and a computer in the lobby plus free USA Today. The continental breakfast was minimal, but adequate
The motel was far enough from the interstate so it was not noisy. There are many dining options near the motel and there is a Walmart just to the east behind a small shopping center with the least expensive gas in the area..

Had everything a hotel room needs. Fridge, microwave, iron, etc. We stopped by for the night on our way home to Florida and was impressed what the room had to offer. We loved how the room had a coffee table and couch where we sat and ate our dinner comfortably. Definitely a nice place to relax after ten hours of driving. Our only complaint is that the towels were old and needed to be replaced. Other than that, a great experience.