Decatur-Days Inn

The Indian owners' cooking smells were strong throughout the building. The carpet in the hallways, stairs was poorly laid, worn out and dirty.

Was ok for over night stay, not some place. I would stay more than one night.

It was completely sufficient for my purposes. Would've like a coffee maker in room; or notice if coffee available downstairs (nothing noted as to hotel food options).

I was not pleased with this hotel, and I will never stay at another Days Inn again. Someone did a really bad paint job in the room I stayed in. The door frame was coming off of the door, the hotel smelled really bad, and the only other people staying at the hotel were truckers. I felt very uncomfortable when I was there and locked myself in my room the entire time. I didn't sleep well because the walls were very thin and I could hear everything that was happening outside of my room. read more

This corner of a highway three miles from Decatur has the Yin and Yang of Decatur accommodations. On one side the top-flight Holiday Inn Select, with its convention center and several restaurants. On the other side the Days Inn, which is a bargain property for truck drivers and others who don't need to impress anyone but want to get a clean bed cheaply.

The entire hotel smelled of years of stale cigarette smoke, including my non-smoking room. It looked like the sink was about to fall of the wall. The atmosphere of the room, sink, just made me feel like I was in a second class dump. I opted not to take a shower, because I felt I would be just as clean as not showering in that hotel. While the bathroom itself was clean, the overall appearance and smell of the hotel was absolutely discouraging. I got a good rate, but you couldn't pay me to stay in that hotel ever again. I will not be back. read more