Dayville Hotel Guide - Killingly Commons hotels in Dayville, United States of America.

"I reserved a room and paid for it was charged on my card and everything and when me my husband and 2 1/2 year old son got to the hotel after driving all that way and paying and being charged, I was told my reservation had been cancelled but yet I was never sent an email of a cancellation so I assumed my reservation was still good especially after I paid for it. They told me it was cancelled and the were all sold out and had no rooms available so I had to leave with my little boy and husband because they were al sold out but yet I was charged for a nights stay…..I was turned away with no option, they gave my room away but still charged me and mind you I got there at 4:00 check in time!!!!!! Never again!!!!!!"

"Very dirty "

"Shuttle service is convenient. Comfortable room."

"Staff was courteous. Checkin was quick and easy. "

"Everything was perfect!"

"During my stay they had issues with the heat and hot water. They did comp me a couple of days as a result. The bar area and dining room are well maintained."

"The room was clean and tidy and the breakfast had a really nice variety of options. The biggest let down was the pool experience. The pool water and pool room itself were WAY too hot to enjoy! My kids will typically swim for hours and the actual reason we booked a room for local spring break fun. After thirty minutes they were flushed cheeked and so uncomfortable that they didn’t want to swim anymore. Getting out to cool off didn’t help because the room itself was so hot too. The hot tub was very hot, which is expected and nice when you are choosing to soak in the heat, but a swimming pool should not be so hot. The pool room has seen better days. Cabinets were cracked and broken and everything had rust stains running down them from the rusting locks and metal. The pebbled floor had loose stones that were coming out and sticking to your feet or ending up in the bottom of the pool with the hair bandaids. The night shift would not keep the towels stocked bc he was concerned about people “using them as accessories” so I had to stand in the lobby in my wet suit dripping water all over the tile floor and wait for him to come to the counter then go in the back to get the towels. Of course people are going to wear the towels to their rooms to not drip or freeze while wet on the walk back! No one wants to keep the tiny pool towels forever. The day shift ladies had no problem keeping the towel rack full for the guests. If you are booking for the pool in particular look elsewhere. "

"Rooms were fine. Breakfast area needs some attention. Chairs were worn and the area just felt old."

"Clean room clean bathroom"