This hotel should be condemned.
I wish I had read these reviews before booking this hotel for a three night stay but I've always loved Country Inns and I trusted their reputation. Not anymore. This is not only the worst Country Inns and Suites hotel I've ever stayed in it is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in EVER.
As other reviewers have mentioned, this hotel is located next to a seedy looking hourly rate hotel with heroine addicts and prostitutes walking to or from the Waffle House on the corner. There are a lot of shifty looking characters and "people of Walmart" types walking up and down the access road that leads to the hotel.
While the hotel lobby is nice, that is where it ends. The elevator walls are heavily decorated with bathrooom-stall type of graffiti that no attempt has been made to cover – probably because they can’t keep up with the artistic expression of their regular clientel. Don’t be fooled by pictures of the guest rooms; they’re not even close to being that nice. The eclectic furnishings look like they were thrown together from various yard sale items complete with such odd stains that I was afraid to sit down for fear of getting what might be either urine or pancake syrup on my clothes. 
All the furnishings were heavily damaged and the dresser was broken in such an odd way that the only way it could have gotten that way is if someone threw it out of the third floor window. The two TV sets were old tube type TVs that I don’t think you could buy anywhere even if you wanted to. Since they were not digital the reception was poor. 
The AC unit sounded like a gurgling water fountain an left a ten inch wet spot on the floor.
The bathroom coloring and lighting was poor and reminded me of a morgue.
The iron looked like it had been used to cook porkchops and even the ironing board was dirty.
Due to the location of this property I would not recommend renovation, I would recommend condemnation.