Days Inn by Wyndham Statesville

Staff had nasty attitude, hotel under construction. Had to rent rooms at a different hotel.

The property is currently under construction. The bathrooms were in need of work. The toilet in one room didn't flush, and one of the tubs was missing a plug. Both tubs were full of construction debris. We were awakened by the sound of power tools promptly at 6 am. Although breakfast was listed as free, there was none. Coffee was available from 6 -9.

Ancient furniture, cracked/caving walls and ceilings, uneven floors, unprofessional “remodeling” on floors, worn out shower and tiny toilet. Pool “ permanently closed,” not disclosed on property listing. I immediately changed my three day stay to one night. It was gross!

The room, bedding and towels were clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The only bad thing was the actual building and room are in desperate need of refurbishment.

“If you want to stretch your dollar without sacrificing comfort, this place is a gem. The beds are genuinely cozy, and the rooms, linens, and towels are not just clean but soft and inviting. It feels like 3-star quality offered at a 2-star price, all in a location that outshines most others nearby.”

This is one worn-out old place. There are lights out, plumbing fixtures loose. I found it okay for a guy traveling alone, but there's no way TheDarlingWife would have been able to handle this. Check out the weird building and interior repairs - fashioned out of scrap building materials perhaps? I have traveled in India and so recognize 'the style'. You get what you pay for. It was a cheap rate for a fairly beat up facility. Coffee in the lobby was cold, and you can use some white powder to put in it. It is right next to Rte 40, so try to choose any room further around the back perhaps? Bedding was clean and comfortable.

Bleh

I didn't like anything about this hotel that I even though I lost my money it was worth going somewhere else

The property seemed to be undergoing some renovations, so we overlooked the stacks of materials around the property. But it sits off by itself in what almost seems like a nearly desolate industrial park along the interstate. You have to wind around to get to it, then to find food, you have to go back out thru a poorly lit industrial area which honestly seemed a bit creepy.

The staff was amazing. Nathan was friendly and kind.