Hotels near Devil's Elbow Bridge

"This hotel was a last minute hotel. My daughter was graduating from the Army. I usually don’t stay at hotels under 4 stars. However I needed to get a hotel & fast. I made reservations here at this Days Inn, We got in around 4am. I had driven 10 hrs. It wasn’t time for us to check in out room yet. I ask if we could check in early being that we got there earlier than expected. The front desk guy said that the manager will be around 7am. So we slept in my SUV until then. Once I got up before everyone else. I decided to go in to see if the manager was in. Dee a staff member was very inviting! Dee had great customer service. I had ask to speak with the manager. Katie (the manager) came out. Katie was GREAT!!!!!! Katie allowed us to check in early being that the Graduation starts at 10am. The stay was absolutely fantastic.. The beds were comfortable. The sheets was so white and the comforter itself had no stains at all on them. The floor had carpet and it was nice carpet. The refrigerator was clean the bathrooms clean everything was clean and well put together. Definitely recommend coming here in the future. I will definitely be back. Thank you Dee and Katie for all your help the best Customer Service I’ve had in years and I have been all over the world and outside the country. Thanks Lady. You are the best VALISA "

"Yes "

"Room was small but ok for one night. Staff was friendly and helpful. Clean environment. Comfortable bed and pillows. Tv channels were limited but we were able to watch NCAA game. Breakfast was a slight upgrade from average hotel breakfast. "

"Staff was not helpful"

"Yes"

"Good clean friendly "

"Msnager very helpful "

"Everything was excellent friendly staff, clean room and parking area. Felt like stayed at home."

"The room was filthy. Luckily after a day of traveling the bed ad bathroom were clean so we stayed for the night but I would never go back and wish I would have read the other reviews prior to booking and staying here. Staff was pleasant but blind to the filth in the room. I was afraid to touch anything! The kitchen was a joke for a long term facility. Silverware drawer had none but was dirty anyway."