Days Inn & Suites Northwest Indianapolis

Excellent choice for a good night’s sleep!
My family of three stayed here for a quick overnight while on our way to Tennessee. Definitely not a high class hotel, but it had everything we needed. A comfy bed, soft pillows, and a hot shower.
Pros: Clean sheets, semi-​comfortable bed, fluffy pillows. Mini-​fridge & microwave, hair dryer, shampoo & conditioner, soap. Safe neighborhood. Continental breakfast has lots to choose from (cereal, waffle maker, omelets, bagels, toast, yogurt, fruit, juice, oatmeal…)
Cons: It’s a little outdated. Wallpaper is peeling in some spots, grout in bathroom tile was missing in places.
We didn’t use the pool, but we did enjoy the free breakfast!
All in all, I’m glad we chose this hotel and I wouldn’t hesitate to book it again.

Good value for what you pay. Room was clean. Tv was hd (although some channels were not, but not a problem at all) and had an hdmi input for game console. Fridge and microwave worked and were clean. If you have a small child make sure there is a screen on the window or request a different room. Ours didn’t have one. Also there was a lot of ganja smell in the hallway both nights. I only gave 4 stars because no one shared.

Absolutely hands down the worse experience in travel hospitality EVER!!!
Room was dirty and the front desk person Lydia had a very very bad attitude from the get go. We had 6 families leave in an exodus from this armpit of a poor excuse of a hotel. And quite possibly more left after all was said and done.
Will never stay at a Days Inn ever again.
If you are planning on a trip to the Northwest part of Indianapolis do yourself a favor and pay the extra $ 10/​night to stay absolutely anywhere else.

I dont even want to give a star. DO NOT STAY HERE. THEY CAN AND MAY CHARGE YOU THE 150 SMOKING FEE WITHOUT PROOF OF ANYTHING.
I stayed here one night it was fine. You do get what you pay for. Dingy, dirty, gross, old, etc… the second night i was again not shocked to see hot fries on the floor and old throw up on one mattress as well as something on the remote, which i unwrapped a cup and used that to wrap around the remote. I stayed in the other bed ontop of a sheet i brought myself. I also found out two days later they said i smoked in the room. Funny how i walked outside (which i told them they can see on cameras) to smoke each time. They told me they didnt have cameras showing that area. How??? So they continue to come up with a story of how i had to have smoked pot in the room. After badgering them on what proof or how they can just sah and charge that amanda said they have a sheriff who stays on sight (not sure if fulltime or not) but that they all noticed around 2:30am that someone was smoking. Yet they did not knock on doors or find out who. Im almost positive that if a SHERIFF knew someone was possibly smoking that would be considered reasonable doubt to start searching those areas rooms, correct? Well she went on to tell me this was privately owned and that corporate doesnt help or have anything to do with how they charge. I am shocked and just furious this company can come up with a story with no proof and charge 150.00 for «smell of pot» when i smoke only cigs and went outside (remember they dont have cameras to prove that). I now have to battle between my bank, them, and uncle who is a lawyer to find out how to get my 150 back. This place is just wrong. How dare you do this to someone who stays in hotels at LEAST once a week.

Spent one night. Arrived late and was promptly greeted by a courteous staff member. Check in was fast and easy. The lobby was clean but somewhat modestly furnished when compared with on par competitors. The room was clean, again modestly appointed and in great need of an update. Best guess would be last update was pushing 10 years ago. The window frame was broken and fixed with an unfinished 1×4 wedged in to fit the sill.
Nothing special here but for a quick stay it wasn’t bad.

We gave this hotel three stars. It is older and it does need upgrading… but it was very clean and the room was large. (We are already members of Costco but if you’re not your room let gets you in for free. Costco is right next door.

I get it. I get it. You get what you pay for. Next year, I’ll definitely be paying for what I want.
What do I want? Doors, walls and floors without cracks, scratches and ancient appearances. A ceiling that doesn’t drip from the bathroom upstairs. A mattress that isn’t harder than a porn star.
We stayed here for 3 nights. The guy at the front desk was awesome. Super friendly and super nice. There WAS complimentary breakfast, but it ended by 9am, so I barely got to check out the tail end of it. And it was cheap. And there were no creepy crawlies. The perks stopped there.
I figured with the 3.5 star review average, this place would be worth it. I should have taken into account that there were only 4 reviews. Because it wasn’t. We walked into the room, which was reminiscent of a hotel I stayed at when I was a kid. Except that when I was a kid, it was a nice hotel with new doors, fixtures, fresh paint and a newish mattress. 20 years later, all of those things are still the same. There were cracks and stains and other decorative faux pas that made me question my judgement.
When it was time to sleep that first night, I crawled into the HARDEST, OLDEST mattress I have EVER slept in. 3 nights of that and I was CRAVING my squishy bed.
On our second night, we returned to the hotel, and I sat down to use the bathroom. My ass was covered in wetness. Obviously, I blamed the boyfriend who apparently didn’t know how to lift the seat? And then I thought to myself, what? Housekeeping didn’t wipe down the toilet? Gross. But neither of those things were true. Because the next morning, when I woke up and went to the bathroom, not only did I sit on wet, but also I felt it dripping down onto my back.
I looked up and there was some serious pipe problems. The stains on the ceiling led me to believe that this has been a problem for some time now. I really hope it was just water. (*shudder*) I went to the front desk and explained the problem. The woman there basically said, «Sorry, there are no other rooms available. I’ll send maintenance to try to fix it.» I never heard anything else about it, and I thanked God there was only one night left, and we’d barely be spending it in the room.
So no, I’d never go back to this Days Inn… and possibly not any other Days Inn.

Good thing this place is cheap.

5 stars for what you pay for. Clean bathroom, clean room, toiletries provided, free breakfast, and very nice staff. Television, refrigerator, and coffee makers provided in each room. There is a newly renovated pool inside and it is conveniently located next to Costco and a bunch of restaurants like Texas Road House. Would recommend if you want a good deal!

Best thing was price at $ 45 – 50 per night. It’s fairly clean but super outdated. Tiny bathrooms and old style TVs. The offer a breakfast but it isn’t much and it ends at 9am.
The employees seemed very friendly and no one from our team mentioned having any issues.

Nice swimming pool and hot tub indoors for the price of the room plus having a nice breakfast with choices is always a plus. I think this is a very reasonable location to stay at when you are away from home.