We stayed at this place because it is roughly halfway between the Blue Ridge Trail and our home in Chicago. It was inexpensive, and I knew it was probably a place that was quite old. What I didn't realize is that the place got new ownership about two years ago and the owners have installed new floors, new beds, and new amenities. They've transformed this property into a pleasant, very desirable accommodation! The place is CLEAN...REALLY CLEAN! The free breakfast is better than that in places twice as expensive. Jennifer at the desk was friendly and recommended a really nice restaurant for us. If you're in southern Indiana looking for a place to spend the night, get some sleep and awake clean and refreshed, don't pass this place in Sellersville! This is the best bang for the buck that I've had in a lower-priced accommodation in years!

Nothing was substandard.

Good location, friendly staff, breakfast was ok, nothing fancy but sufficient, room where clean. i loved that the rooms have a fridge and microwave

The cards for entering your room would reset for no reason. They advised me not to keep near a phone, so I did, it still resets, them they advised me to not also keep it near credit cards, so I did, it still resets.. Not a big deal as they can reprogram it at the front desk but still a hassle.

Good first impression when we walked in and the hallways smelled clean. Room was very well worth the money and nice and clean. We were in town for our granddaughters dance competition in Louisville and very glad we stayed here. We will definitely stay here again in the future!

The bathroom door handle would seem to get stuck and the bathtub had a creaky noice when we showered. Not bad enough to change our rating

The friendly staff members made me felt very welcome. The room was clean, comfortable and very welcoming during my stay there. A special shout out to the Housekeeping there! They work hard to ensure everything is clean and available. Once again this is one the best hotels I stayed in Southern Indiana.

Internet Service was not working well. Possibly need to change providers.

For a Days Inn, it was just fine. Breakfast started at 6 and, luckily, we wanted to get on the road early, so we were able to grab a quick bite and be on our way. Room was clean, if not a bit dated (especially the tub....) But Paul Mitchell products in the bathroom! Property is adjacent to a Cracker Barrel, which is an easy walk across the parking lot.

It didn't matter for us, but be aware that there is NO ELEVATOR if you are assigned a room on the second floor. Breakfast offerings were a bit limited. With breakfast starting at six am, we were lucky to grab the last 2 available pieces of fruit (bananas) and last two blueberry muffins at 6:30.

The building interior seems to be newly renovated. Loved the colors, artwork, furniture...all look cheerful and fun. The bedding was good as well, the mattress was comfy. There was no carpet in the room, which we prefer. The bathroom was clean. We loved the large fridge and kichenette.

The flooring in the room was very-very dirty. They most likely only vacuum, but never mop. Our 9 year old loves to walk around barefoot and the bottom of his feet was completely black. Also our white standard poodle got a couple of shades darker by laying on the floor. Some of the stuff was nice, others not so much.

Stayed one night 6/28/22 while traveling north. Staff was friendly, hotel and rooms appeared clean. Appeared that halls and doors recently repainted. Beds were a little too firm for my taste, but not terrible. Shower had good water pressure. Breakfast was basic, make your own small pancakes, muffins, bagels, toast, yogurt, bananas, coffee, milk and juice. Within walking distance of Cracker Barrell Restaurant, which made it easy for dinner. Overall, we would probably stay again.

Beds too firm, pillows were pretty soft so 2 pillows per person would have been better (should have asked for an extra).

As soon as I checked in I knew this was going to be a great stay. The staff is very friendly and the rooms are clean and top-notch. I would recommend this place for anybody traveling in Wisconsin or going to the Alpine music amphitheater

We stayed in the handicap suite with the bedroom, living room and kitchen. There was plenty of room and the kitchen was workable for our short stay. The bed was very nice!

The building is in the middle of renovations and the rollaway bed and the pullout couch were fairly broken down and terribly thin and uncomfortable. The kitchen did not have any dishes or utensils- maybe they would have been available if we had asked. The bathroom was spacious, but could have been cleaner.

Was very pleased with everything, did not need a pool or spa during our travels or a large breakfast, light and efficient, also liked the fact you have a micro wave and refrigerator !!

The beds are extremely too high off the ground to comfortably get in and out especially if you are a short person!!!