I've never been so disappointed and confused by a hotel all in the same visit. When we received our room on the third floor, we had to walk through the first floor hallway, which had various offices ranging from eye dr, bail bonds, therapist, a taxadermy, etc etc. The decor hasn't been changes since it was a hospital, assuming the... More

I visit Elkins regularly, and stay at many different hotels, last year the hampton, the econo, and the year before that, the holiday inn and graceland. this year i stayed in the days inn and the super 8, and BY FAR the Day's inn was the best experience I had. They are pet friendly, and all of the rooms are... More

terrible place... old hospital, i think, converted to a hotel and converted poorly... no individual temperature controls in room... some rooms in middle of building with no windows... no clocks i rooms.. our room had a shower only, which looked like it was last updated in the 1960s... lumpy mattress... unhappy unhelpful front desk clerk. there are new hotels elsewhere... More

As many have stated, this used to be a hospital. There are still Dr. offices and other businesses in the building. We had a big room, would sleep 4 adults (had a sofa bed). Had 2 tv's microwave, fridge, coffee pot. Loved the extra space as we were there 5 nights. Pretty clean. My main complaint would be the air... More

This place used to be a hospital before being converted to a "hotel". It still smells like a hospital. There are 4 floors, but only 2 have rooms for customers, the rest are rented out to local businesses. The rooms are very poorly lit and the internet is poor. This makes it very hard to try to work in the... More

Every other hotel was booked and after reading the reviews for this hotel I was very hesitant but had no choice. The room had no ac, just fan high or low. The bed was very uncomfortable and there was a dog barking across the hall. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. More

We stay in this converted hospital for one of two nights while visting relatives. The matresses were cardboard. Seriuosly, they were cardboard and if you moved at night you could hear the matress crackling. Restrooms were never updated from the hospital days. More

For $50 a night, this was what I expected it to be. The room was tiny with a view of the gas station and office building next door. The bathroom was micro-sized: the toilet is all but in the shower. Although our room was a non-smoking room, it smelled faintly like smoke (I should emphasize faintly-the smell was noticeable, but... More

This Days Inn used to be a Hospital, so there were some unique features. Because they had 3 elevators, we never had to wait for one. They had a large spacious lobby, helpful staff, and a different guest room set-up. We enjoyed easy access to free internet. The complementary breakfast was only beverages, pastries and other cold items, nothing warm... More