Do not stay at this hotel! If it's not the worst hotel in Williamsburg, it's certainly in the top 3. I recently stayed at the Days Inn Downtown while attending a conference at W&M. I will never stay there again.

The building is an ugly, squat, dull gray two story structure that looks like something built as a bomb shelter in the 1950's. Totally lifeless.

The rooms are simply abysmal. Very small and filled with 1970's style furnishing. In fact, the rooms appear to have not been renovated since the 1970's. Everything in the room was some combination of badly worn, scratched, dented or broken. The mattress was hard as a brick -- the most uncomfortable hotel bed I've slept on in a long time.

Then there's the bathroom. Tiny. I'm 6" tall and had trouble drying my hair because I kept hitting the ceiling with the hairdryer. The toilet and sink were well worn. The water temp in the shower kept alternating between hot and cold and no amount of fiddling with the faucet handles could even it out.

Do I have ANYTHING good to say about the place? Well, the Internet service was free and worked very well. That's the only positive that comes to mind.

There is no amount of renovation that could turn the existing building into a decent hotel. It's totally obsolete and badly needs to be demolished and a new, modern hotel built on the site. Do yourself a favor and pay a little extra to stay at one of the other hotels in Williamsburg. You'll be glad you did.

This is a very 80s type motel where you have a standard room with beds, chest, chair, bathroom, and tube tv. It has not been updated except there is free internet throughout the motel. The motel offers a swimming pool and there is a very large breakfast room with standard breakfast items in the morning: bagels, toast, cereal, muffins, juice, and coffee. Overall for less than $40 a night, I found the hotel to be just right for the short stay we planned.

Room was ok, but carpets and room in general is heading towards being called outdated and worn. Bathroom was modernized Ok-ish recently.
Plastic cups and plates at breakfast... - come on; is this Mc Donalds? -I guess; with a bed.. Big minus for the lady trying to sell time share appratments (or similar) in the reception area - she did not get much of our time, though.
Regret we did not pick B&B in the same street, but we were tired when driving into town and overlooked them...

It's at the cheaper end of the market so you don't expect luxury, but I have stayed in better Days Inn. It's was all a bit tatty. No lift to the upper floor so we had to drag heavy suit cases up the stairs. The bedroom was on the small size, but the bathroom was tiny. There was hardly enough room to dry yourself properly. On our friends' room next door the tap was wobbly and difficult to turn on. The air-conditioning was extremely noisy and sound like a bag full of nuts of bolts in a washing machine. But there was a swimming pool, which was a bonus, even if it was rather grubby around the pool. Staff were friendly although looked as if they had walked in from the street to fill in for an absence. Breakfast was pink doughnuts and waffles with no fruit available, eaten off polystrene plates with bendy plastic cutlery. But none of this was bad it was just all a bit tatty.