This hotel/motel is very dated. Lobby is within an Aunt Sarah's Pancake House in front of the hotel - three level strip hotel with outside room entry. This would have been a fine stay for $79 a night but at $179 I felt violated. There are several hotels 4 miles closer to Lexington Va that are new and probably priced in a similar range. No gym, outdoor pool, no lobby or morning coffee/breakfast, etc. The staff was very nice and no cleanliness issues, but one of the worst values I can remember.

Two of my friends and I stayed at the Days Inn recently. Room was warm when we walked in and a/c was working but barely.Even when we came back much later it was still warm. Beds were comfortable and there was a fridge in the room. It was okay for just one night but I don't think I would go back.

we checked into our room after an exhausting day of driving. We had stayed there on the way and didn't find it too awful, so opted to try again as it's 'pet friendly' and was nearly vacant. That should have been a clue.
The room smelled awful and there was a beeping noise coming from somewhere. We checked the smoke detector thinking maybe the battery was dying, but there was NO battery in it. I tried to call the desk but the phone didn't work. I used my partners cell phone but nobody answered the phone. He finally drove down to the office and got us changed to a new room that smelled better, at least..
In 6 years my dog has never had a flea. We came home with fleas and foot fungus. The rooms may be relatively unexpensive with AARP but the flea treatment and medication for foot was NOT.
Never again.

We made a reservation for a busy college parent's weekend many months in advance. We were quoted the base rate. When we called to confirm, they were planning on charging us over $120 more because all rooms in Lexington were sold out. They don't use email so you have no way to prove your quoted rate. They were also very unprofessional!