“The property is from 1937. Rooms are very small but perfect for an overnight trip. Very cute and quaint, lots of history behind these cabins. Breakfast is just muffins, yogurt. Staff were knowledgeable and explained the history”
“Clean room and we stay 2 nights and no one came in to make the beds or gives us new towels. We had to go to get new towels. Breakfast went to 9:30 am and we went down at 8:30am and not stock very good. Only one peace of bread and the gallon of milk was warm. I have stayed in 2 different times in Days Inns in two different states which the last one is Custer, South Dakota. Both hotels I have stayed in only had two people work there and not enough help to satisfy my stay. The high price we paid……