The hotel was close to the park, although the directions I got from Priceline told me to take the opposite turn onto Fulton. The parking lot was kind of wrecked, maybe from something that was there before. The inside had a smell I can only compare to aerosol deodorant. We did like that a couch was in our room. However, the room was designated a smoking room but didn't have any ventilation other than the weak fan in the bathroom, and the window didn't open. The remote to the t.v. did not work at all. There was also a burn on the floor in the shape of an iron (which explains why our iron was missing). The floor gave us itchy feet when we walked on it barefoot so we wore shoes while we were there. Overall, I don't think it was a good value for $68/night, but I've definitely stayed in worse.

I don't know what problems some people had here, but our stay was great. Kay and Pamela go out of there way to make sure everything is perfect and that you feel welcome.

The manager at the Days Inn was extremely helpful when we were stranded in Atlanta. He gave us a room when everyone else was booked full. He also shuttled us to our final destination even though it was outside of his normal service area.

Me and my family was at six flags all day and night to get to the hotel to be greeted by terrible customer service!!! The room is nasty and foul smelling!! please do not stay here!!! warning!! drive the extra miles to get something nice and clean!! and safe!! it is not in a good location and the manager/owner has a nasty attiude and will talk to you any kind way!!! He told me that i wanted something for nothing!! NO!!! i just want what i paid for!!! it is a dumb!!! i paid $99.00 a night for a dumb and i could have paid a little more for something nice and clean and good breaskfast!! all i'm doing is warning you all!!!