Days Inn by Wyndham Luray Shenandoah

Nice place, very quiet stay. Beds are comfortable and it was clean. Needs updating, especially the sink and countertop. They advertise that they have breakfast, but it’s a grab and go. But not much to grab. Basically just coffee and granola bars. No cereal, fruit or even yogurt. Also, there is no coffee maker in the room, you have to go across the way to the lobby to get coffee. The front desk lady did let us use a coffee maker, but the coffee she gave us was stale. But she was helpful which we appreciated.

This hotel was perfect for our needs. We were in town for a quick weekend to see Luray Caverns. The hotel was out of town and very quiet. It is an older Days Inn but we were traveling with a dog and having a first floor outside access room was perfect. Also, the grounds are huge with a big mowed field and outside picnic tables so there was a great area for walking the dog. The room was clean and everything was in working order. I would stay there again and would recommend it to others.

Conveniently located hotel with a very good price -- hard to find reasonably priced overnight options... trust me, I checked. Great for a one- or two-night stayover. Courteous staff here were informative and professional. Also on the plus side, rooms were quite adequate with everything you need available, such as a mini fridge, microwave, and all the other stuff typically expected. Ice machine easily accessed and a variety of coffee and hot drinks available in the morning with some muffins and granola bars offered. Comfy beds. Lots of hot water in the shower. Only problems we encountered were that we would have liked another blanket, to be honest, bc the electric split system heaters are too drying of the air, but the temperature made it too cool to turn off completely. Also, an outdoor li

Positive: "" Negative: Upon checking into my room and going into the bathroom, I found an unflushed toilet with feces and toilet paper in it.

Very sleepy little town, not much to see or do there. The hotel looked like it was closed, until we arrived and realized a person did exist there. The rooms were pretty basic, as expected, slightly dusty and dirty around the edges but nothing too bad. The pillows were good. Convenient if you are splitting up Shenendoah national park into a couple of days. Probably the best you'll find in town.