This is a motel out of the 1950s or 60s that should be charging $30-40 a night. Instead it is overpriced for what it is--regular double rate was about $74, we got a senior rate of $67 for one night. It desperately needs to be renovated!! The side door that is supposed to be closed for safety does not operate; the hallway has a musty smell that seems like a zoo, the furnishings are old and stained. Continental breakfast was minimal--coffee, tea, milk, 2 kinds of cold cereal, bread for toast, juice, fruit and small muffins. There was no yogurt, bagels, or anything hot that would have upgraded it to at least average.

On the plus side, the room was decent--no smell, comfortable beds, 3 pillows for each bed. No microwave or fridge. The location is good, just outside the historic downtown and right off the bypass.

With some renovations, an upgrade in the breakfast and doing away with whatever they are using to cause the smell in the hallway, this could become a half decent place!

The reviews I had read for this hotel said it was a bit sketchy. I was expecting a not so great experience. What a shock to see a nice, well kept up hotel. The room itself was in top shape and the room was one of the cleanest I have been in during the last year. Do not hesitate to stay here.

The front desk staff were EXTREMELY rude, unprofessional and argumentative. I had booked my reservation online with a credit card and when I arrived and wanted to pay in cash, my credit card was charged anyway. I had to fight witht he front desk staff to have the charges voided. The 3 people at the front desk (including someone who introduced herself as the Assistant Manager) didn't seem to understand English or the fact I was paying in cash. After all that frustration in the first 20 minutes at this hotel, I checked out and stayed elsewhere.
The building is old and inneed of renovation. Room was barely adequate. No microwave, No fridge and NO pool. For a few extra dollars you can stay in a nicer hotel with these essential amenities.

I got to stay at the Days Inn in Leesburg, VA for one quick night on business. I had hoped for a nicer place, but I'm not picky, and this hotel was decent.

The location of the hotel was great, with good restaurants and cars within a couple of miles. I ended up eating at a place called Johnson's Beef House down the street, and the steak was the best part of the trip.

There wasn't anything that really stood out about this place, from the checkin, to the walk to the room. The front desk employee was short and curt, but he advised me about the aforementioned restaurant and changed me to a smoking room, so he couldn't be too bad.

Nothing too fancy to say about this one unfortunately; the TV worked, the internet worked, the room was clean, and the bed was decent.