Sleep Inn & Suites

We got in very late, 3 a.m. and the receptionist was friendly and helpful. I believe we got the last room. There was some man sleeping on the lobby sofa, which was disturbing. I had called twice earlier to say we'd be late and that I'd requested in my res. a room close to the elevator or on the 1st floor because of mobility issues (this does not mean an accessible room). So we were given an accessible room. We are both tall and everything (except the toilet) in the room is set low which is difficult on its own, but to not feel clean is worst. The sheets and comforter felt clean, but the carpeting and tile floors were not. The room had a musty smell like the pool (right down the hall). The ac barely worked so the room was on the humid side. We had to put a towel in the tub to shower because it wasn't so clean. I've never stayed in a room with 14 recessed lights, 1 flickered and 2 had no bulbs. To say the least, it was 'enlightening '. This will not be on my list of stops again.

Satisfactory

This was an overnight stop on a longer trip - the beds were comfortable, the shower hot, and the breakfast had great options for my daughter and I. The hotel is on the older side, but was clean and well- maintained and easy to find. I didn't see a lot of dining options nearby, but I didn't look very hard, either.

It was clean

The bed was the worst I’ve ever slept on, I didn’t sleep well and the air conditioner was so loud it woke my fiancé and I every time it came on.

It was quiet.

Old and well worn. Definitely needs an update.

Room was very nice. Property good. Breakfast ok. Handicap parking very close.

We usually stay here when visiting family in Danville. We e stayed elsewhere but feel this is best for the money.