We arrived with a group of 6 people who booked 3 rooms. After paying we entered the rooms to find them super dirty beyond belief. There was a strong smell of smoke in each of the "non-smoking rooms". There was lots of public hair in all the beds and hair clippings on the pillows. The matresses were stained in dark colors along the sides.Upon further inspection we saw many signs of bug beds.

We immediately went back to the front desk and they refused to give us a refund. We were so incredibly grossed out. There exact words were "You get what you pay for".

Not that it matter but it should be noted that the pool was empty.

We promptly left (very angry) and stayed in the Comfort Inn down that road which was 100x better.

Stayed there with a ball team and out of the number of rooms we had there were some complaints. Some legit! Overall survivable for a night or two. Not a luxury, but not the worst.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I checked in on October 9, 2010 around 6:30 p.m and check out an hour later after all the roaches started coming out and they still billed me. Can you believe they were going to give a complimentary breakfast, who would eat there? By the way the bill still comes across as Days Inn, can’t say I will stay with them again either. If they would let a hotel under their watch get this bad.

unless you are a contractor of course. This old trashy motel is a retired Days Inn. the rooms are filthy, old TV's and smoke alarms with dead batteries and they chirp in the middle of the night......Rough clientel stay there. Contracots are loud and drink by the pool and BBQ outside. Very Ghetto. Very noisy on weekends. The maintenance man was drinking liquor straight from the bottle inside the lobby of the Motel because technically he just got off the clock 2 minutes earlier. If something is wrong with your room (and there might be lots of things not right) Their soloution is to move you to another room. Not fix the problem. It was the worst place I had ever stayed at. Pay a little more and stay at a clean chain motel.