Aesthetic: A well run Hampton Inn…read more My Favorites: The free snack selection. Experience: This was a very well managed Hilton property, we enjoyed our night here. We were impressed with all the complimentary snack offerings upon arrival. The beds were standard, comfy, and clean. We had a nice little mountain view and it was a cute area. The tub in the shower didn't have a drain plug and looked like it needed to be painted badly, and the water pressure was very weak, that was the only downside, but not a huge deal for an overnight. We'd definitely stay here again when in Princeton.

We are Diamond members, traveling constantly for our kids' competitive sports, often choosing…read moreHilton without hesitation. This trip was no different--after a seven-hour road trip, the four of us (plus my service dog) rolled in, dreaming of a quick swim and some relaxation. Spoiler alert: that dream died fast. We used the Hilton app to check in, but I went down to the desk for a second key so my husband and I could both access the room and amenities. I gave my room number, and--without asking for my name, ID, or even confirming I belonged there--the employee just handed me a key and said, "Have a good night." I'm sorry, WHAT? That's not customer service, that's a security disaster waiting to happen. We stayed in room 504, where we were greeted by a musty, dirty odor strong enough to knock you backward. The room looked like it hadn't seen a dust cloth in years. The bathtub? Absolutely disgusting. Several light bulbs were out. The beds were lumpy and uncomfortable, the whole place felt like a tropical rainforest with the humidity, and the Wi-Fi (which I need for my work as a REALTOR®) didn't connect at all. To top it off, the shower had no hot water, and by morning, I'd developed a sore throat. The pool was supposed to be our redemption moment. Instead, an interior light fixture came loose while my kids were in the water. We immediately got them out and told the staff. Two hours later, the pool was still open and people were still swimming like nothing happened. Because apparently, here, safety hazards double as "added ambiance." Then there's the "pet relief" area--a 5x5 patch of grass that looked like a landmine field of other dogs' poop, with shards of glass scattered throughout. The bag dispensers were empty, not that I didn't bring my own. My poor service dog deserves better than that. And just when I thought I'd seen it all, I spotted exposed wires on the 5th floor, seemingly connected to a security camera. Nothing says "welcome" quite like loose electrical wiring. The one and only pleasant surprise? Breakfast. It was actually good--shockingly good, given everything else. Unfortunately, one decent meal doesn't erase the fact that this stay was dirty, unsafe, uncomfortable, and far below the standard Hilton promises, especially for Diamond members.

Easy check in and out. The staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Will return if in the…read morearea in the future.

Check in was quick and parking was easy. The hotel was very quiet even though they were sold out…read morefor spring break. The room was very clean. We checked out the pool in the morning and had it to ourselves. It is a small pool and there was only 1 clean towel. Breakfast was ok. I've had better ones at other Fairfield Inns. We would return again when traveling.

If you're looking for a clean, comfortable, and affordable place to rest, this place is it! Half…read morethe cost of the chain hotels around it and in many ways, cleaner and fuss free. They have dog friendly rooms with a reasonable deposit and the rooms have been recently renovated. Larger mini fridge, microwave, coffee pot, TV, Wi-Fi, and extra essentials are available at the front desk. Super friendly and welcoming staff. Great location...would definitely recommend visiting Dollys Diner just steps away from the motel. We were traveling from NC to Indiana and this was the perfect halfway point and I couldn't be happier with the simple, safe and clean accommodations!

Very nice, clean and reasonably priced place to stay. Normally I don't do motels because I have had…read morebad experiences with them but this place had good reviews so I figured I'd give it a shot. My wife and I got the pet free room due to allergies and when we arrived the manager/owner was very nice and even recommended a good breakfast place (dollys diner) which was very tasty but that's another review. The beds each had 2 pillows and clean bedclothes. Bathroom was clean and well stocked. Overall I was quite surprised. We had a good rest and felt like it was great for the price. I will stay here again as I go through Princeton and have no qualms telling others to do so as well.

3 starts because I feel like this is very much a three star hotel. BUT the front desk man was…read morebeyond the best, the towels were clean, and the sheets were too. The hotel is old but i didn't think it was dirty. There were parts of the room that could be cleaner ( corners, dried water droplets on the wall, small things) but overall I got what I paid for and I would stay here again.

The location is close to a lot of food options. The beds were surprising really comfortable. The…read moreroom was pretty clean. There continental breakfast is the normal stuff without the hot food like waffles. So very basic. I would stay here again if I was driving through.

Stayed 10/26/24. Probably the worst Holiday Inn experience…read morewe have ever had. This was paid with our Chase card anniversary night It was not worth being free. We had requested a king suite and got a king handicap room by ice machine. The window coverings do not keep the light out very well. TV set up took over an hour because it was so old. One overhead light was inadequate. No electric plug at desk. ADA issue in a handicap room. Mold in shower with no incredably poor caulk job. Bath sink has no faucet aireator so it splashes all over. Coffee maker had a pod in it from the last tenant & only one cup. Poor insulation. Noisy all night from sides and above. Big label on toilet service line was not removed by maintenance. Door locks are butchered. Totally unacceptable shower water temperature. Only one key rather than two provided. Breakfast was good. I asked who owned the hotel at check out. Told an LLC did. I asked if it was foreign owned. They said no it was a Dr. I asked if he was foreign. I was told yes. Somethings never change.

We always stop here when we are traveling. Always good people working front desk, staff is nice and…read morebreakfast is hot and waiting for us. Clean rooms and never had a bad experience. We were able to bring our puppy so it was great to have the whole family together. We will continue to stop there when leaving Ohio.

You get what you pay for and sometimes LESS! General…read moremaintenance of Inn was poor; Parking lot partially plowed except for parking spaces which were covered with ice and snow. The room was set at 60' on this cold winter weekend. They do not lock all entrances so doors not secure. TV remote stopped working, got a new one, it didn't work either. The toilet paper holder was not affixed, and was coming out of the drywall. The refrigerator made loud noises all night. The pillows were little and were like bags of chunky foam, and pillowcases did not look laundered. Good points, staff were polite and helpful, the heat heated the 60' room quickly, bathroom was clean, and of course, it was cheap. Won't be staying there again. Private owner needs to pay attention to this place or it will fall apart quickly.

The room was fine, we got it on points. However, there was coffee in the pot that had not been…read morecleaned in at least a week or two. I've never seen that much mold growing on coffee before. There were also no blinds in the rooms on the ground floor, so you can either have black out curtains drawn or have nothing at all and the car parked in front of your window can see into your room. No privacy. If you can, pay a little more to go to nicer lodgings. Yuck :(

During my time in Princeton, West Virginia, I spent three nights here at this Days Inn hotel. It…read morewas arguably the cheaper ones in the area without having to be outside of the city of Princeton, West Virginia. And so that was that. Days Inn is a brand that commands budget friendly as well as being the type of hotel that gives you basic comfort and a reasonable price. It gave us that and so much more. It was safe and definitely felt comfortable enough to wear. It was just a home away from home. The fact that the beds were comfortable were very good and definitely a place for me to relax and enjoy my vacation time here in Princeton. I found this hotel on Hotels.com with a nice discounted rate. I bought this hotel for three nights in November 2025. Upon arrival, I checked into the lobby at around 9 PM and the process was pretty good. Don't need issues that I have with my stay was the fact that sometimes the hotel room he would time out a few times and I had to go to the lobby to get the key re-energized. I did not have it near my phone, but somehow the key wouldn't open the hotel room door where it needs to. The frustrating part was that they put me on the second floor and at the lobby was on the first floor, so I had to climb stairs every time I had to get the key re-energized. Other than that, it was a pleasant day for the most part. I feel like the hotel property is a previously converted apartment building. Lots of budget friendly hotel brands typically are converted apartment buildings or structures. This property in Princeton West Virginia seems like this there's no difference. I was on the second floor and while it was nice, going up and down the stairs, unnecessarily to be a slight annoyance. Too bad they did not have elevators. That would have been better. Truth be told that this hotel was good because of the price and the location for me. While the amenities were basic, and I didn't know if there was a pool on site, they had OK Wi-Fi, and the breakfast options were very nonexistent. The overall experience here at this hotel in Princeton, West Virginia was fairly good and comfortable. The price is per night were on point and very budget friendly for me. I found this hotel through Hotels.com and decided to book for three nights in November 2025. The hotel check-in process was early decent and fast and the times that I had to pre-energize the hotel room key, the hotel staff at the front desk did not ask to see ID or whatever, he just knew that I was staying there because he already checked me in the previous night, which is pretty cool. This Days Inn hotel is very typical and not luxurious. The room itself had 2 queen beds and wasn't that large but could support 2-3 people at any given time. The room itself was clean, although there wasn't any good outlets in my unit except for the one next to the bathroom. Had to try all the outlets before finding a good one to charge my phone and accessories. And so, if you need a place to stay for cheap and in the Princeton, West Virginia area, or even passing through, consider coming to stay at the Days Inn property. The only amenity that I used during my stay besides the WiFi was the ice machine, if you can call it an amenity. This Days Inn hotel is branded by the Wyndham hotels group. They're known worldwide for their excellent comfort and stays. I particularly enjoyed the bed because they provided some comfortable beds and got in decent amount of sleep during my stay here and not be deprived of it. This Days Inn hotel is located at 150 Meadowlane Drive in Princeton, West Virginia. Like many hotels in the industry, they accept room bookings directly thru their website or thru 3rd party bookings. I happen to book thru a 3rd party and it went well. The only disappointment was the breakfast option. Whether I slept in or the quality of the breakfast wasn't there, I didn't care for it and looked elsewhere for something to eat. As far as parking goes, best bet would be to have your own personal vehicle or rent one for convenience. If you are like me, you can get here thru Amtrak, greyhound bus, and the regional Princeton / Bluefield public transportation system. And if you have it available to you, there's always uber and lyft to get you here from the airport, although the distance from the nearest commercial airport is long (CLT) or (CRW) that come to mind. Whether whether you're here on business or pleasure or simply passing thru, consider the Days Inn hotel. It's comfortable and budget friendly. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! B

Good service but spider when we walked in. I guess it was ok nothing to write home aboutread more

It's what you expect for a midgrade hotel. Room was clean and was pretty well kept bathroom had…read moresome wallpaper issues but nothing major. Mini fridge and micro. All your standard room stuff. We stay at this type of hotel often and we paid more than I normally would for this one. We had just been stuck in non moving traffic for several hours and I was done with being in the car or I would have kept looking. I would normally spend around $65 for a hotel like this. We paid over $100.I usually won't pay over $100 unless we're staying at a Marriott or higher quality. I'm not even sure this place has a pool. Don't be afraid to stay here. It was clean on got the job done.

I stay in a hotel about 150 nights out of the year this takes the cake as the worst. Security…read moredoors do not work and they tell you upon check in there should be a rock near the door if it's not already wedged in, the shower handle was off the components stripped completely, when I managed to get it on nothing but hot water. When I spoke to the front desk the response was well we are do for some upgrades.

This hotel along with the manager, the sleeping staff, the dirty rooms, the trash collecting by the…read moreelevators, filthy hallways, the collapsing stanchion on the side entrance/exit, the numerous Wasp nest located on the front of the building, and the lingering smell of "Mary Jane" ALL NEED A DUE OVER! Take the 1-star rating as a sign of constructive criticism and do better the people that pay to stay deserve better.

I've been staying here for about five years twice a year and have never really had an issue until…read morenow. Last night someone tried to come into my room at 12:30am to clean. It was terrifying and I was completely asleep (also usually travel alone) luckily my partner was there and awake - ran to the door and yelled to get out. As a women if i would have been alone and someone came into my room i would have lost my mind screaming. I got an apology but not much else really. I couldn't sleep all night because I thought they might come back, so every sound woke me up again and again. This maintenance person also tried the door next to us and got a similar reaction. They screamed at them to get out and go away. Very unsettling and scary. Staff basically said oh that happens sometimes. I don't think I'll be staying here again. I am exhausted and have a very long drive ahead of me today. Goodbye forever Microtel Inn.

MY FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH BED BUGS…read more I wanted to participate in an event at Concord University in Athens, West Virginia, the evening of Wednesday, February 24th. Since I knew I wouldn't be done until after 9:00 pm, and I didn't want to drive two hours home to Charleston, West Virginia, I thought I would just stay at a hotel in Princeton, West Virginia, which is only about eight miles south of Athens. I could have stayed in a nicer, more modern hotel, but I decided to stay at Budget Inn and save a few bucks. So I made my reservation online. Upon checking in at about 4:00 pm, the very nice gentleman told me that if I ever wanted to stay there in the future, it would be best to call the hotel, and he would give me a better rate than having to reserve a room online. I was given room 111. The room was rather poor, with a very musty smell of the sort one might expect in a motel that has seen better days. Towels left by the previous occupant were still hanging on the shower rod. But the TV and AC/heat were okay, and the Wifi was pretty fast, and since I'm not a high maintenance sort of guy, I thought it would do for $66 including tax. After getting back to the motel after the event at Concord University, I started settling in for the night, but I decided (just to be safe) to check the bed for bed bugs, and when I pulled the comforter off the bed, I found a bed bug, a little appleseed-sized critter scurrying away, which I dutifully crushed between my thumb and forefinger. It was just ONE bed bug, but like roaches, if you see one, you know that there are more nearby. The very last thing I need in my life is a bed bug infestation at home, so I packed my things and turned in my key at the front desk, telling the manager what I had seen. Then I drove the two hours back home to Charleston, West Virginia. As soon as I got home, I threw all the clothes I had taken with me into the washer, sprayed bug spray into my luggage and took a shower. Maybe it was overkill, but I just can't deal with bed bugs on top of COVID-19. The whole experience was tremendously dismaying. Next time I'll pay more for nicer digs.