Days Inn Clarksville

We left less than six hours after checking in. The bed and pillows were so hard that I'd sooner sleep on soft lava rocks in Hawaii. Half the lights in the room didn't work, and you should check the beds for bed bugs. The smell was awful, the kind that might cover up rotting flesh. I was more worried about my car being stolen than getting any rest. Pay the extra $20 for the Ramada down the street. This place should be closed for good. The hotel seems to attract the sort of guest I'd associate with Deliverance, and it's more like a trailer park on the back roads of West Virginia than a mom-and-pop hotel.