Days Inn Clarksville North, Clarksville

We liked nothing and disliked all of our stay. The people at the front desk were very polite and courteous, however our room was never cleaned. Our beds were made and nothing was ever wiped down nor were the towels and soap bars replaced. We traveled for a National AAU basketball tournament and all rooms from Clarksville into Kentucky were booked. We were stuck!! Had to repeatedly ask for clean towels, clean our bathroom before we could use it, ask for the room to be sprayed for bugs, and lysol everything in the room just to mask the mildew smell. Our first morning here we found a HUGE spider in the bathroom and then continued to kill all the offspring during our stay. Our toilet had running issues, and the carpet left our feet black if we walked around barefoot. Breakfast in one word: SUCKS! Save yourself the $80 bucks a night and find a hotel room that you don't have to clean and sleep with creepy crawlies!!!

I was pleasantly surprised by the service and the quality of the hotel. While it is a low price hotel, it was comfortable and clean. Was a grate stay as per the cost....restaurants near by...great breakfast...wall-mart just 2 min. walking....I will always come hear

Hello, I have some photos! that i took of the inside of my room that i paid $70.00 per night in. We stayed 9/24 - 9/25 2007. This hotel was HORRIBLE! The worst- was the bed. Nasty stains on the beds! Dark saturated URINE stains, etc..!! & In full view on the box spring! bathroom had mold on ceiling vent did not work. The doors were stained and dirty. coffee maker didnt work. Just to mention a few complaints. i would NOT have stayed 2 whole nights, but our son was being Deployed to IRAQ from Ft. Campbell (close to your hotel) and we wanted to spend some time with him before he left that friday. The inside of rooms need to be SANITIZED and some new beds and sheets would have made the stay more bearable... I would NOT recommend this hotel to any human or animal.

Peeling paint, moldy shower/tub, rusted stairwells, stained towels and some funky, psycheadelic air freshener that did little to cover the mildewy smell - yeah, it was gross. Certainly not what I've come to expect from the Day's Inn chain. If I hadn't been so exhausted, I would have checked out and gone elsewhere.