Days Inn was not your ideal luxury experience, but it wasn't miserable. Our two double bed room got very hot at night, but the beds were comfortable. The continetal breakfast was a joke, with stale donuts and bagels and in a very minimal seating area, and the 'out side pool' was tiny, but in a comfortable, private area in the... more

We booked at the Days Inn based on the reviews on TripAdvisor. Admittedly, it received overrated reviews. Pros: Location--20 to 30 minutes from Gettysburg, IMMEDIATELY off the highway; Service staff was very courteous and made significant efforts to meet our needs (we arrived extremely late and needed a crib). Cons: Decor. hotel looked old, carpet worn, our room had some... more

Stayed there for one night. The walls were a bit thin, but otherwise a fine stopover. I did not notice that I had booked a non-refundable/un-cancelable room online. I found this to be a bit uncompetitive. I am not sure whether this was a corporate or local policy, but be aware of it. more

This motel is right at the northbound exit so you won’t have any trouble finding it. With a coupon from travelcoupon dot com or roomsaver dot com, the price is reasonable. My room was nice. The heater is very powerful. It is loud, but with a very smooth sound, which didn’t bother me, and it drowned out the ice maker... more

I think the title wraps it up rather well. Chuck, the manager at the Days Inn at Chambersburg is just short of being a saint. The Army had me working in Chambersburg in May of 2006 and there were many hotels to choose from. Lets be honest, soldiers don't stay at the Four Points, so the Days Inn fit me... more

My job has me working in the Chambersburg area which is too far for me to commute back and forth daily. There are many motels to choose from in the area, but felt that the Days Inn was the best choice and offered the best nightly rate. I have been staying there usually 4 nights per week. The staff and... more