We were supposed to stay however after seeing the outside of the facility we wanted to see our room before making a commitment. The room was terrible. Carpet was stained. Holes in the drapes. The bathroom looked like it had never been cleaned. The room smelled of mildew. Holes in the walls. Stains in the ceiling. Both beds were sunken in the middle and hard as a rock. The front desk was very nice and refunded our money.

This was the worst room I have ever stayed in. The first time i used the toilet it overflowed. The water tasted terrible, the coffee pot never worked right..the floor was damp, there was a huge space at the front door at the bottom of it that let in cold air, the room had a smell to it. We were so upset by it that we didnt stay for the breakfast which was to be free..how much you would get to eat was something else since the ticket they gave was was for 3 dollars and some cents. But after the experinece in the room we didnt want to chance the food. It was raining that night..water was everywhere along the outside of the room doors.

We stayed here while visiting our Mizzou student. The room was mold infested. Bare wires were exposed at some outlets. Carpet was worn and dirty as was bed linens and bedspreads. Breakfast was a joke - as was the bar. $5 for a drink and breakfast was sparse and cold when served. Reported our displeasure and called the manager - no return call. My advice - spend a little more and find a real hotel concerned with it's image.

Girls at the front desk helpful, but downhill from there. Rooms and exterior are in need of repair, which is under way. But it needs more than paint. Breakfast, what breakfast. First morning the cook didn't show up, second day the skillet, yes, the skillet, was broke!! Meal delayed, and when we did finally get it, two thin slices of toast, not buttered, 6 - 8 cubes of potatoes and about a tablespoon of scrambled eggs. Forget it! Not a Days Inn to go back to.

Was advertized as a 3 star motel, had to be the nastiest lodging facility I have been in.Room smelled, faucet leaking, looked like the most recent renovation occured in the Nixon era.