Motels in North Carolina, United States

EXCELLENT place to stay. Very professional, friendly and courteous associates work here. They straighten up your room every day (not sure if they clean it every day or not), freshen up the bed, give you more towels, take the trash out of your room--just overall a great place to stay. They CARE about you as a guest and treat you as if you were family. We would gladly stay here again if we're in the area.

The staff is wonderful, and worked with me the best they could. While I didn't have a microwave or refrigerator this last time like I normally have, the room was still clean and I was able to get late Check out times. I will be booking again this weekend.

One of my favorite hotels in Raleigh $50 deposit no bugs no loud people outside. It’s a very chill spot right beside Denny’s and Bahama breeze.

Better than expected. The location is very good, it is convenient to eat next to it, there are barbecues and McDonald's. It is also very close to the city of Charlotte. The breakfast is normal, very clean and has no peculiar smell.

The bed was hard as a rock. The pillows were flat and thin and hard. The AC unit could not be moved off of 60 degrees. The entire place smelled like smoke & ****. When the people in the room next to us started smoking, it seeped under the adjoining door. No pets allowed. The WiFi was so bad it wouldn’t even connect to my phone or laptop. The blinds had no sheer sheet so if you opened them everyone passing could see right into the room. No TV guide. No breakfast served. This hotel is only good for people looking for a cheap room to stay in as they pass through for the night. DO NOT STAY HERE FOR MORE THAN A NIGHT, WITH YOUR FAMILY, or at all really.

This stay was not quite as good as before. The room was a double room, not a queen room as I paid for and it was very hot. I do not think the air had been on in the room for days. The elevator was broke so everyone was having to use the stairs although the desk clerk said just push it open and closed and it will be okay.

The location is very close to the airport, 10 minutes drive, go to the right for a few minutes to go to the right is the light rail station, directly through the city to the terminal North Carolina State University. The hotel has a small shuttle bus with free pick-up and drop-off, and the front desk informs the time in advance. The black uncle is transferred by car and thanked the airport for a few tips. The shortcoming is that if the comment says that it is a white single plus a thin flannel, it needs to be air-conditioned to open high. It seems that this hotel saved the quilt from wasting electricity and couldn’t understand why. Breakfast is ok. The pictures along the light rail and uptown are not stunned anyway. On the other floor, there is a glass door that leads directly to the outside swimming pool and outside the hotel. The overall room is not as good as the second floor. As for the safe estimation of the democratic countries, everyone is conscious and has no worries.

The staff is wonderful, and worked with me the best they could. While I didn't have a microwave or refrigerator this last time like I normally have, the room was still clean and I was able to get late Check out times. I will be booking again this weekend.

One of my favorite hotels in Raleigh $50 deposit no bugs no loud people outside. It’s a very chill spot right beside Denny’s and Bahama breeze.

The staff was super friendly and helpful. The manager came to my rescue, and ran off a person who was not a guest, but was trying to make me get him a job with my company. They also allowed me to store my travel chest after check out, while at my last day of the convention. Since I had temperature sensitive items in the chest. But the hotel was not good. First thing, we paid extra for early check in. Only to get a room with a huge hole in the wall next to the door. The manager was aware of it, but nothing was done. So we paid extra for a defective room. The bathroom was kinda gross. Built up grime and mold on the walls and floors. The Roaches we saw running around, was an issue.

The layout of the house is old, but I have to say that the bathroom in the United States has no smell. The two beds of 1.5 sleep very comfortably. It would be very noisy around the roadside in the future. I have to say that the quality of the old beauty is really good. There is no car on the road. It is quiet at night and the surrounding area is relatively convenient.

Better than expected. The location is very good, it is convenient to eat next to it, there are barbecues and McDonald's. It is also very close to the city of Charlotte. The breakfast is normal, very clean and has no peculiar smell.

As I have said in previous reviews, my frugal husband has a strange loyalty to Red Roof Inns, and they are often clean and comfortable and most importantly, dog friendly. This one was neither clean nor comfortable and despite the name, it is also not in the University area. It is in a sketchy industrial area amidst a bunch of trucking companies. When we checked in, I went to use the restroom and noticed that the floor looked dirty. I wiped the floor with a damp washcloth and it not only came away brown, but also wiped up actual chunks of dirt. I mentioned this to the gentleman on duty (it was evening), who was very apologetic, and said that the cleaning people were gone for the day but would definitely make sure it was clean in the morning. Long story short, that did not happen, and the floor remained disgusting. Please see my photos which show the dirty floor, the nasty old shower seat, the light switch and refrigerator which have clearly not been cleaned in a very long time, much less sanitized. The hallway had a stronger smell of **** than my son’s high school car, and in the evenings it would seep into our room. The TV is very small and very old. The deadbolt in our room did not work at all. The air conditioning system was approximately as loud as a jet engine, but it did block any noise from the hall. I am a wheelchair user and booked an accessible room, so I will describe the accessibility features in case anyone makes the ill-advised choice to book here. The “accessible“ entrance is up a small ramp which ends directly at the door which has to be opened outward. A wheelchair user must be able to simultaneously avoid rolling backwards down the hill while pulling the heavy door open. Inside that door is a key card access door to the lobby. There was plenty of space in the room itself to maneuver, and the floors are laminate. Beds are an appropriate height for manual wheelchair users. Lighting above the bed is impossible to reach without standing beside the bed or kneeling on the bed. The bathroom sink is a little high, but I was able to see in the mirror and to brush my teeth. There are rails behind and to the right of the toilet, but it is not possible to maneuver a wheelchair parallel to the toilet. There is a shower over the tub and a low built-in seat on the far end of the tub, BUT the bathroom door opens inward, and once my wheelchair was in the bathroom it was not possible to close the door so that I could get into the shower/tub. Seriously, give this one a pass.

Stayed only one night after road-tripping all day. Presentation of this hotel is really nice. I did find a couple dead water bugs in my room but during my night stay I didn’t see any live ones. I do believe housekeeping can do a better job in cleaning the dead critters on the floor in corners. Everything else was wonderful! My daughter enjoyed the pool.

The location is very close to the airport, 10 minutes drive, go to the right for a few minutes to go to the right is the light rail station, directly through the city to the terminal North Carolina State University. The hotel has a small shuttle bus with free pick-up and drop-off, and the front desk informs the time in advance. The black uncle is transferred by car and thanked the airport for a few tips. The shortcoming is that if the comment says that it is a white single plus a thin flannel, it needs to be air-conditioned to open high. It seems that this hotel saved the quilt from wasting electricity and couldn’t understand why. Breakfast is ok. The pictures along the light rail and uptown are not stunned anyway. On the other floor, there is a glass door that leads directly to the outside swimming pool and outside the hotel. The overall room is not as good as the second floor. As for the safe estimation of the democratic countries, everyone is conscious and has no worries.

As far as they don’t complain it is nice place have a rest was near to truck shop area

It was my first time staying at this property. The bed was comfortable, and the staff were very pleasant. I definitely enjoy my stay at this Days Inn property. I am new to this hotel brand, and I enjoyed the staff ability to go all out to make my stay enjoyable.

Modern rooms, freshly re-painted (room 205). Shower was great! AC worked as it should be and parking was free. Nothing to complain for the amount paid.

Better than expected. The location is very good, it is convenient to eat next to it, there are barbecues and McDonald's. It is also very close to the city of Charlotte. The breakfast is normal, very clean and has no peculiar smell.

As I have said in previous reviews, my frugal husband has a strange loyalty to Red Roof Inns, and they are often clean and comfortable and most importantly, dog friendly. This one was neither clean nor comfortable and despite the name, it is also not in the University area. It is in a sketchy industrial area amidst a bunch of trucking companies. When we checked in, I went to use the restroom and noticed that the floor looked dirty. I wiped the floor with a damp washcloth and it not only came away brown, but also wiped up actual chunks of dirt. I mentioned this to the gentleman on duty (it was evening), who was very apologetic, and said that the cleaning people were gone for the day but would definitely make sure it was clean in the morning. Long story short, that did not happen, and the floor remained disgusting. Please see my photos which show the dirty floor, the nasty old shower seat, the light switch and refrigerator which have clearly not been cleaned in a very long time, much less sanitized. The hallway had a stronger smell of **** than my son’s high school car, and in the evenings it would seep into our room. The TV is very small and very old. The deadbolt in our room did not work at all. The air conditioning system was approximately as loud as a jet engine, but it did block any noise from the hall. I am a wheelchair user and booked an accessible room, so I will describe the accessibility features in case anyone makes the ill-advised choice to book here. The “accessible“ entrance is up a small ramp which ends directly at the door which has to be opened outward. A wheelchair user must be able to simultaneously avoid rolling backwards down the hill while pulling the heavy door open. Inside that door is a key card access door to the lobby. There was plenty of space in the room itself to maneuver, and the floors are laminate. Beds are an appropriate height for manual wheelchair users. Lighting above the bed is impossible to reach without standing beside the bed or kneeling on the bed. The bathroom sink is a little high, but I was able to see in the mirror and to brush my teeth. There are rails behind and to the right of the toilet, but it is not possible to maneuver a wheelchair parallel to the toilet. There is a shower over the tub and a low built-in seat on the far end of the tub, BUT the bathroom door opens inward, and once my wheelchair was in the bathroom it was not possible to close the door so that I could get into the shower/tub. Seriously, give this one a pass.

The location is very close to the airport, 10 minutes drive, go to the right for a few minutes to go to the right is the light rail station, directly through the city to the terminal North Carolina State University. The hotel has a small shuttle bus with free pick-up and drop-off, and the front desk informs the time in advance. The black uncle is transferred by car and thanked the airport for a few tips. The shortcoming is that if the comment says that it is a white single plus a thin flannel, it needs to be air-conditioned to open high. It seems that this hotel saved the quilt from wasting electricity and couldn’t understand why. Breakfast is ok. The pictures along the light rail and uptown are not stunned anyway. On the other floor, there is a glass door that leads directly to the outside swimming pool and outside the hotel. The overall room is not as good as the second floor. As for the safe estimation of the democratic countries, everyone is conscious and has no worries.

As far as they don’t complain it is nice place have a rest was near to truck shop area

It was my first time staying at this property. The bed was comfortable, and the staff were very pleasant. I definitely enjoy my stay at this Days Inn property. I am new to this hotel brand, and I enjoyed the staff ability to go all out to make my stay enjoyable.

Modern rooms, freshly re-painted (room 205). Shower was great! AC worked as it should be and parking was free. Nothing to complain for the amount paid.