Days Inn Frankfort

Monstrously bad hotel. The owners of this dive touted it as an «Extended Stay» inn. It was NOT one. It was a standard small room with a king-​size bed, a bathroom, and a vanity. I’d stayed at La Quinta many years ago, and we moved to Red Roof Inn alter our stay at Days Inn ended. Both of the aforementioned hotels were genuine «Extended Stay» inns. The owner of Days Inn falsely advertised his motel. We stayed at Days Inn in Frankfort for one month while we waiting to get into our new house. We paid in advance $ 1,200 due to Derby week. When we first arrived, management gave us two magnetic keys to our room. Wasps were flying over the door to the room. Neither key opened the door, so I went back down to the main office to get two new keys. We had to change magnetic keys more than 20 times during our stay! On the way back to our room, a young woman approached me, twirling her hair and asking me where my room was. I assumed she was a prostitute. Perhaps she was, but she also worked at Days Inn. Truly a full-​service motel! When we finally got into our room, there were large urine and fecal stains on the sheets. The «high-​speed Internet» didn’t work, nor did the tub. I reported this to main office. It wasn’t until the following morning that something was done – AFTER we called several times for housekeeping to come clean the room. Each day we had to call the main desk to get the room cleaned. Finally, after multiple complaints per day, they moved us to a different room. At least the sheets were clean. The «Extended Stay» room, however, didn’t have a refrigerator, nor did it have reliable Internet service. When we they finally gave us a refrigerator, it broke down and our food rotted. I complained to management about the horrendous conditions of our room, so they moved us to another equally bad room. Things just continued to get worse. During all of this, I contacted Days Inn Customer Care, and the first woman spent nearly a half hour writing down all of my complaints. She told me that someone would be calling within a couple of days. Six days later, I called them back. A different woman answered the phone – nasty piece of work. After much heated discussion, she said the best she could do was refund $ 100! The other $ 1,100 I find it hard to believe that the Kentucky Health Department has shut this place down. If you want a taste of hell, stay here.

I asked for non smoking room. I know they cant control that, but it was full of cigarette smoke. The pillows stink. The chair was musty. it was an upgrade for $ 125.

I’m trying to be generous because the bed was comfortable and the TV worked well. However the entire facility needs some serious TLC. There’s construction going on around it so the entrance to the property looks like a war zone. The room was old and needed deep cleaning, particularly in the bathroom. There was hair in the tub drain and leftover soap on the soap dish. The worst thing ironically was the breakfast which they advertised and which I got up early for. It literally consisted of two cold cereal options, some grocery-​bought powdered donuts and toast. That was it. I realize that it was a budget hotel but really? I’ve stayed at a number of Day’s Inns which actually provided a pretty good breakfast. Definitely not this one. I would much rather have them not offer breakfast at all, then to do it poorly.

We had a funny smell in our room the front panel came off of our air conditioner when we looked in side it was full of mold. Called the front desk they did come clean it but it shouldn’t have gotten in that condition the bathroom ceiling has mold on it and the bathroom shower. We paid for a week no refund. Also as a weekly if you want clean towels you have to pay for them!!!

This Days-​Inn needs to get the Maids-​In to Room 244.
If you’ve ever liked the smell of a funeral parlor this is the room you’ve long been waiting for! If I were you, I’d drive all day long just to experience the sweet aroma of bed sheets collecting dust and moldy window curtains. I haven’t taken a shower in more than one day because there’s no point. Why take a shower and then waking up smelling like whatever filmy grossness is on the beds.
There’s no Red Roof in Frankfort. Someone needs to establish one. Next time I’m driving an hour out of the way to stay at a Red Roof for $ 25 less, a free dog, great wi-​fi, and that freeing feeling of relaxation.

Horrid experience, reserved room through
. After providing this to the male clerk on duty he stated «sorry you are screwed! you should never use priceline, you are out of luck». He said he had no reservation under my name nor conformation number. He told me «good luck» and turned me away at 12:15 at night. I had to drive 35 miles and it took me 2 hrs to find a room.
I would not recommend this place to someone wanting to store a dead body.

Checked in by a southern «gentleman» who had on a white dress shirt that had severe staining across and up/​down the front. The room cost $ 80, dirty stains on the carpet, cobwebs in the corners and this was just the most noticeable. I did not find any bugs so they must have cleaned that up.

Do you like Bedbugs? Stay here, they have plenty. I found 3 of them after waking up. They fed on someone recently. Hope it was me.
I didn’t stick around for the free breakfast but they say it is edible. Looking forward to decontaminating all my stuff!

I stayed for two nights May 2011 and it was pleasant. No musty smells and it is located near a plaza where a liquor store is conveniently located.
Also a nice mall a block away and very easy to find from the expressway.
They also offer a continental breakfast which was good. Cereal, waffles, and fruit.