Ugh.... The thought…read moreof driving the nightmare traffic of Charlotte NC is terrible ... somehow the various local governments have created a monster. Our experience is to drive from Dayton Ohio to a Fairfield just south of Charlotte - but NEVER again on a Friday afternoon. I had stayed at Fairfield years ago in Elkin.... Thus reserved 5th floor and Everything is fine. Pleasant checkin, neat area restaurant, really great and clean room, pleasant breakfast area with large hot container of oatmeal - NOT oatmeal packets.... A road oasis as good as it gets....

We used to stay here all the time. It is went downhill. Was told that I only have a suite…read moreavailable. Change $225 for a regular room. The past 2 times I've been there. It has been close to $250 a night. I won't be staying anymore. Lying and taking advantage of people, it's not cool.

Decent stay. We had two rooms and one room had AC issues, way too hot. The staff was nice and tried…read moreto handle it the best they could, ended up giving a partial refund. The second room was comfy and we all slept well. Breakfast buffet had tons of options! From waffles, to pastries, to yogurt, fruit, tons to pick from!

Excellent overnight stay. All staff encountered were warm and welcoming. Very clean rooms and…read morelobby. They offer different complementary treats than other Hampton locations. By far a top 3 for me.

We have stayed here three times now. Our first trip was in…read morePapa John's Cabin. We brought food and had meals as a family. We rarely do that at home. I think this was my favorite cabin yet. The rain on the roof was a nice part, if it had to be raining. Our second trip was in The Mill House because we brought our dog. This is the one pet friendly cabin they have. Our most recent trip was in Deer Run, because our big kid wanted the loft. The loft is very roomy! My mother was from Elkin, so I like to visit the area. Nice day trips to the parkway, Stone Mountain, Mt. Airy, or even Blowing Rock. Of course, downtown Elkin is nice, too! The staff has always been responsive of any issues during any of our stays. I hear the wine tours are great, but we haven't tried any ourselves.

Enjoyed our stay celebrating our anniversary. Great cozy cabin with a hot tub on the back deck…read more Brought groceries to cook in and enjoyed a wine tour. Highly recommend

Clean room, indoor pool, close to the interstate. Very…read morefriendly staff! Accepts pets if you have them with you. The bed was comfortable and clean. Free complimentary breakfast.

If we could give No stars we would! Our friend booked this hotel on our road trip to and from…read moreScranton and Lancaster PA to see the Big Boy locomotives. He said he always stayed at this Quality(less) Inn on his drives to Pa, and that it was recently renovated. It has two stories, no elevator! I walk with a cane and had to pull myself up & down a step at a time - the clerk claimed there were no vacant rooms on the first floor, but thinking back, it didn't seem that way. I'll bet it was bc our friend booked on a discount site. and wtgry gave those to awards guests or people who booked directly on their site. On our return trip, I asked if we could cancel and stay at the Hampton Inn nearby - which cost even less booking on the Hilton app! Our friend said we couldn't cancel. Once again, climbing stairs to our rooms, but at least we packed one small bag to lug up with our 71 year old selves. The first room we opened had dirty linens piled on the floor next to the stripped bed! It wasn't ready! So our friend told us to take the queen room- my husband needs a king but we agreed and he went to get a new room. Ours had a hole in the wall next to the bed on the side my husband slept on. We had to lift the refrigerator door above the lip of the shelf so we could open it. The bathroom door opened into the toilet seat. Towels were practically see-through. Renovated? Maybe in the 70's?! The breakfast offerings were horrid - we had coffee and a yogurt- would have loved a banana, but nope. The worst part of our experience was, once we were on the highway heading home to N Florida, my husband said he'd been bitten by something during the night! I wanted him to turn back to show the desk clerk but our friend was in a hurry to get back, which was another 2- hour drive for him from our house. We arrived home late and went to bed, even though J wanted him to take him to the ER. Next morning, he said we'd better go to the hospital. You'll see from the photos. I wish I'd thought to photograph that hole in the room! the story is this: At 3:00, nyachieo husband woke as if from a dream thinking something bit him in his dream. He got up, used the bathroom, then sat in the chair feeling clammy and generally crummy. You can see the photos of the bite on his arm, near the elbow on the inside. The bite was measured in the ER to be too big for a bat or rodent, 2.2cm, definitely looked like venemous snake bite - but maybe a dry bite or warning. Way to big for a bat unless it was a giant, and even pretty big for a venemous snake, probably 4-7'!!! Yikes!!! After calling their county hospital, we learned it could have been 1 of 4 venemous snakes in that area- most likely a timber snake! I alerted the hotel desk clerk Nancy and her manager. They both said they tore the room apart and found nothing and there was no way a snake got into the room! They said snakes don't climb! My husband thinks s snake was either under my pillows or under the edge of his side of the bed, because he usually hangs his arm off the bed or tucks it under my pillow. We live in Florida and I've seen snakes climb buildings and trees. It had to have been living in the hole in the wall/maybe even nesting! So after doing my research and talking to the nurses and ER doctor, including calling an ER doctor in our family, we agreed with the diagnosis of feral animal bite, because w/o the animal, my husband would have to endure rabies series of shots to be safe. The doctor and I both lived in NM where rabies is in bars, feral dogs, etc. Once you show symptoms there's no cure- you die. The first injection was going to be painful, so the ER nurse took him into her office and injected directly into both fang punctures!!! He said it was so painful that he nearly ripped the arm off the chair. He had to have 3 more injections over the next two weeks, driving to Jacksonville for each shot. I kept in contact with the hotel manager who said the owner would be calling or emailing us, but he never did. I'm pretty sure the staff we spoke to believed us, as did the health dep who said they and the sheriff would visit the scene and they notified the county where the ER is located in Jax. They kept thanking me for being so kind and even keeled. But basically there was nothing they could do - even though the owner was local? How about at least a cash refund? I'll bet he feared a law suit- we just kept asking them to try to identify the snake for the doctors!!! The manager said she felt so badly but couldn't give us points towards another stay - we've never stayed at a Quality Inn nor will we ever! Give us a Hilton property, which my husband booked for us while we were up in PA. My husband has suffered from pain anguish stomach & digestive issues, & headaches after the injections which he most likely didn't need but death from rabies-? He took the injections.

I booked my reservation online. I'm a Best Western Member. When traveling locally from state to…read morestate I always stay at a Best Western or Best Western Plus Hotel. I've never really had any issues before until this trip. I always book a King Bed no smoking room. Checkin is 3pm , I called ahead to say we'd be checking in around 7p. We hit tons of traffic bc of the holidays. When we arrived my reservation was available and a nice man named Irving checked us in. The room he gave us originally seemed ok until I noticed the bed itself didn't look right. First off, when I entered it looked like someone slept in the bed. Then I noticed both corners at the top of the mattress was up and looked slept in. The fitted sheet didn't fit the bed properly. What I think happened was house keeping tried to put a Queen size fitted sheet on a King size mattress which was very surprising. I also noticed there was a bed spread on the bed, but no blanket underneath. At the bottom was a runner that went across the bottom of the bed. It really didn't have a purpose. I wasn't comfortable staying in the original room assigned. I went back to the front desk and asked Irving to change my room and he immediately did to a different floor and a different king size nonsmoking room. The second room looked cleaner and better. My only issues were the toilet ran every time I flushed it, especially if the shower was running. In the shower directly on the center wall,it looked like it had black looking mold on the grout. ( I forgot to take a picture.I did mention this to the front desk.)and the phone in room to call down to the front desk didn't work at all. The bed itself was comfortable, and the room looked ok. We stayed one night. The hotel had pretty holiday decorations. The lobby and surrounding area was neat and clean. In the morning I went to the Breakfast area. It was very clean, neat and organized. There was flat screened TV's and tables for eating. They offered many different breakfast options like eggs, sausage, pancakes, waffles, cereal , yogurt, fruit, juice, coffee, biscuits and gravy and toast. a coffee and tea bar. I think if they can get housing keeping under control, it would be a much better place to stay. They do have a pool, but it was closed so no pictures. There is handicapped accommodations and handicapped parking out front. There is no change for parking. Right next door is a Cracker Barrel Restaurant. Not far from the hotel in Elkin is a Chick-Fil-A Restaurant and other restaurants.

Great location. Right off hwy exit. Welcoming staff. Clean and nice decor. Breakfast available and…read morefree wifi. Restaurants in walking distance. Gym and pool closed, unfortunately, but over all very pleased

The toilet was horrible broken and old. The walls of the room are yellow green. And it's musty and…read moresmells like someone smoked in here!!!

I was traveling down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and needed a place to stop for the night. Turned out…read morethat the Hamilton Inn in Jonesville happened to fit the bill for me. Call it canny or sneaky that they have chosen a name for the place that is very similar to the name of a different hotel right next door. This is a low budget place to stay, but it was acceptable to me as I just needed a place for the night before I traveled on the next day. The room was clean and the bed was right for me. The front desk was somewhat helpful in finding me a place to eat that night, and I took one of her suggestions for the Mexican restaurant down the road. Not a bad place, but you do get what you pay for, and that is a room on a budget.

Nasty! If that is gross enough for you all!!!!!! ‍ I'm…read moresorry but that's why I'm giving it a half star

This place is just awful. I have several other Yelps to write, plus a book or three to finish and…read moreother work, but I'm going to prioritize this one because this place sucks hard. Here goes. The management advertises free wi-fi internet on their roadside billboard, but when I got into the first room, it didn't work. The twin kids at the front desk forgot to give me the wi-fi password. After I returned to the office and got it from them, the network didn't even work, so I couldn't even enter it. At first, the network didn't show up, but eventually it was detectable by my laptop with one bar. I tried to log into it, but it was labeled "Poor" and wasn't strong enough for me to connect. When I returned to the office, one of the kids assured me he was an engineer and I should logon outside my room (in the freezing cold at 11pm at night) and then go inside the room and it would work. I told him it didn't work that way and the signal needed to be present inside the room or it wouldn't work. He raised his finger and sternly chastised me. He also said it was working fine because someone one room down from me hadn't complained (which, of course, is illogical). So, I complained and I also told him my room smelled horribly of smoke and I wanted to change rooms. Eventually, he decided to let me and he gave me the key to another room (which said No Smoking on the door and may have been the only non-smoking room; it was the only one I noticed). In the next room, I got three bars (and it went back and forth between two and three). However, the room is awful. I opened the refrigerator and there was mold in it. This prevented me from using it, so I had to keep the food items I wanted to stay cold in my car and right by the door crack. I couldn't fully close the curtains, so I used some rope I brought to tie one side shut, but there was still a slit down the middle, so I used a safety pin I brought to keep it closed. I tried to hang a towel over it, but it wouldn't reach the bottom. I didn't like sitting on the bed knowing people could see me if they wanted. There was also a mirror on the wall where the curtain wouldn't close on the right, so people could potentially see directly in the room and see more of the room through the mirror. At least the TV worked and I got to watch Saturday Night Live! However, it and all of the other channels were a little fuzzy. The heater had black electrical tape all over it. It's a white wall heater, so it looks pretty bad and I wondered if the heat from the heater could heat the tape and tape glue to a point where it would send fumes into the air. It does seem to work, though. The refrigerator has a three prong plug and the third prong had been ripped out. Eek. Unsafe. The door knob literally fell off in my hand and I wondered if I might have to get out through the window. There were actually two door knobs. One did nothing. The one that opened the door fell off. It's ok, though. I put it back on and I was able to open the door and exit. Whew. I'd hate to have to exit through the window or call the kids at the front desk for help. When I picked up the phone to call them, I heard nothing and it didn't dial, but they somehow knew I called and called me back. I was only calling them to say the wi-fi network worked. There were no hangars in the closet and the bar was rusty. The chain that hung the ceiling lamp was rusty, too. The shower rod was also rusty. On the shower ceiling, there were yellowish spots and when I took a shower, they puddled and I hoped they weren't going to drop on me. Yuck. There were also cracked paint areas on the bathroom ceiling. The bed was convex (opposed to concave). It felt like people had slept on the other side for a long time and it was flipped. This made it feel like I was sleeping on a hill. I'm about 5' 9" and 130 pounds, but I still felt like I was going to roll off. The sink faucet dripped all night. The microwave had no glass plate in it. It only had the round, plastic spinner with wheels. Therefore, if I had used it, I would have had to take that part out and things wouldn't spin around. However, there was rust in the microwave and a suspicious looking, rusty crack in the back, so I didn't use it. This place is a disgusting armpit. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. In fact, it should probably be condemned or reported to the city of Jonesville, North Carolina for inspection. When I woke up and checked out at 11am, I spoke to the manager Mark. He said he bought the place in 1999. I listed all of the things I found objectionable and he shrugged them off. I asked him why he hadn't improved the place since he bought it and he had no words. I politely asked Mark for a refund because I had paid $45 and it seemed like a horrible deal for such a filthy, disgusting room and he yelled at me! I yelled at him back and said, "Don't yell at me!" He said he was calling the Police, so I decided to calmly walk out and leave. I glared at him and drove off.