great

The clerk at the front desk was lovely. She was helpful and kind and friendly. The room was dirty, with piles of hair and dust all over the floor. The bathroom was also pretty gross.

The female concierges were very pleasant and sweet upon arrival, which is nice after a long roadtrip. The room was pristine, clean, and in carpeted floors - which was a nice change (and also another indication of cleanliness). The shower water pressure is fantastic as well (for all the thick/long haired people out there). While the complimentary breakfast had fewer options overall than other hotels I’ve stayed at, it certainly did the job and we were happy to have it.

The female concierges were very pleasant and sweet upon arrival, which is nice after a long roadtrip. The room was pristine, clean, and in carpeted floors - which was a nice change (and also another indication of cleanliness). The shower water pressure is fantastic as well (for all the thick/long haired people out there). While the complimentary breakfast had fewer options overall than other hotels I’ve stayed at, it certainly did the job and we were happy to have it.

Trying to find a clean non-pet friendly place, and it’s harder than you’d think. Days Inn is not pet friendly, and relatively clean, downside was the overwhelming smell of mold upon entering the room. A/C was on. Bathroom fan was on, and room still overpowered with mold. Later in the evening, smell of garlic overpowered the mold.

Trying to find a clean non-pet friendly place, and it’s harder than you’d think. Days Inn is not pet friendly, and relatively clean, downside was the overwhelming smell of mold upon entering the room. A/C was on. Bathroom fan was on, and room still overpowered with mold. Later in the evening, smell of garlic overpowered the mold.

We were at this hotel during Helene. While we do not blame the hotel for a power outage, we do feel they should have been better prepared. We checked in Tuesday night and immediately asked about their hurricane plan. The person at the desk shared that they didn’t expect anything severe but they had a generator that would kick in if the power went out. She indicated that the only thing we would lose would be wi-fi. The following night, as the storm got closer, we were told at the front desk that they had flashlights for everyone. By Friday morning, there was no power and no generator had kicked in/ I went down to ask for a flashlight and was told they didn’t have flashlights. I later went down and talked to a manager, asking him about the generator. I told him what we were told. His response was, “nobody told you that.” He then shared that there is no generator. The hotel lacked in upkeep with peeling paint and wallpaper. The breakfast was limited, but fine. However, the staff being untruthful or misinformed, then the manager accusing me of lying, led to this review. Poor customer service indeed

We were at this hotel during Helene. While we do not blame the hotel for a power outage, we do feel they should have been better prepared. We checked in Tuesday night and immediately asked about their hurricane plan. The person at the desk shared that they didn’t expect anything severe but they had a generator that would kick in if the power went out. She indicated that the only thing we would lose would be wi-fi. The following night, as the storm got closer, we were told at the front desk that they had flashlights for everyone. By Friday morning, there was no power and no generator had kicked in/ I went down to ask for a flashlight and was told they didn’t have flashlights. I later went down and talked to a manager, asking him about the generator. I told him what we were told. His response was, “nobody told you that.” He then shared that there is no generator. The hotel lacked in upkeep with peeling paint and wallpaper. The breakfast was limited, but fine. However, the staff being untruthful or misinformed, then the manager accusing me of lying, led to this review. Poor customer service indeed