I travel 1-2 weeks per month for work. Usually I stay at Holiday Inn Express but none was available in Gaffney. After this stay I now go out of my way to find a Sleep Inn. The Gaffney location set the standard for what I now look for in a hotel. -stefan

My husband and I had the pleasure of staying at the Sleep Inn located in Gaffney, South Carolina.

From the moment we stepped into the lobby until we left, the staff were very pleasant, friendly and helpful.

We walked into a very clean and nicely decorated room with two queen beds. The beds were a dream to sleep on! Oh! The pillows were wonderful! They weren't those hard, stiff kind of pillows I usually encounter at some hotels/motels.

An added benefit, breakfast was included with our stay. We had a choice of a hot or cold breakfast. The food selection offered was wonderful!! Eggs, cereal, toast, bagels, pastries, etc....Plus, you can even make your own homemade waffle! If you walk away hungry...it would be your own fault!

This Sleep Inn was located just off the highway but in a very quiet area. Close to the restaurants and the outlet stores which was a plus for us.

I should mention that this was the first time we had ever stayed at a Sleep Inn. We had such a positive experience, that when we travel next, if possible, we will stay at another Sleep Inn.

Hotel is across the street from the outlets at Gaffney. Hotel was clean as well as the room. Room had a nice LCD television. Morning breakfast included was good. USA today newspaper free as well as cookies . I stay at a lot of Sleep Inns for the points and this one was a good find. I will stay again great VALUE

I stayed at this Sleep Inn on August 8, 2009 while attending a family reunion in nearby Sharon, SC. Check-in was no problem, although if you pay for your room with cash, you have to pay an extra but refundable $50.00 fee; this is not the case for credit cards. Upon entering my room and turning on the a/c unit, it made this horrible buzzing noise about every 3 minutes. I promptly went back to the front desk and Ami, the manager, gave us another room. Sleep Inn rooms are very small as far as hotels rooms go, but the room was clean with a nice flat screen TV. The free high-speed Internet worked well. The hotel is right beside the interstate, and there is no wall or barrier to muffle the constant buzz of cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc. If you are a light sleeper, this could be problematic. Also, I have come to know Sleep Inn as the hotel with the thin walls. Without even trying, you can easily hear conversations, running water, crying babies, the TV, and other activities going on in the next room; this can also be a problem if you are a light sleeper. The hot breakfast was good, especially the brand new waffle maker machine. There were also sausage, eggs, biscuits, and hash browns. The fruit was not fresh and should have been left off of the menu. The bananas were soft and brown, and the oranges were the tiniest I've ever seen, almost like a cherry orange, if there is such a fruit !! The hotel is 5 minutes away from a popular and well-known outlet mall, so you can shop until you drop if you'd like. While the hotel was convenient and clean, and the service was good, unless I can help it, I don't know if I would stay at anymore Sleep Inns because of the small rooms and thin walls. It was not worth the price ($98.00 plus tax).