Days Inn Middleboro – Plymouth

I’d give a no star if available. Check in desk attendant was rude. Room reeked of smoke and a/​c had a musty moldy smell when turned on. There were large burn holes in the carpet. Bathroom had mold on the walls and tub surround. Towels had hairs on them as if never washed. People lurking in the hallways, as if they lived there. Doors slamming all night. I slept on top of the covers with my clothes on. Could not get out of there fast enough. Forget the complimentary breakfast, unless 3 brown bananas count. Trust me. Do not book a room here.

This hotel looks like it shouldn’t be as great as it is, since it’s nestled in the middle (boro) of nowhere.
The rooms are very clean and nice. The beds are very comfortable. Directv in the rooms on big clear HD tv’s. Wireless internet and good breakfast. And I watch them from my room check the pool chemical balance every single morning.
I would not hesitate to stay here again. The staff is very friendly. It really is a great hotel. Personality and customer service are important and they earned all 5 stars for it.

Was ignored for about 3 minutes while the front counter gentlemen typed some nonsense on his computer and rudely answered phone calls. My bathroom looked and smelled like someone pissed all over it. The room itself was decent but I would recommend staying somewhere else.

Title for this review would be: not the worst but far from the best.
Maybe it’s just us but even with a GPS it was a little hard to find, tucked away behind a McDonalds. It’s always concerning when there are lots of signs in the parking lot mentioning that the hotel is not responsible
for break ins. It’s weird too because it doesn’t seem like a bad area.
The pool was gross. I went to check it out around 5 and tons of bugs and stuff were floating in it. Apparently it’s a great place
to hang out and drink because when we walked by the pool after dinner (8:30) there were beer bottles and cans all over the tables.
The room was outdated as far as décor but my husband noted how crisp the TV display was. It was nice that the room had a mini fridge and a sink outside the bathroom. Makes it easier to get ready for bed/​go in the morning.
Standard breakfast fare: bananas, yogurt, waffles.
I appreciate that this place is pet friendly because many hotels are not but if I was coming back to the area I would look elsewhere before booking here again.

I only ever stayed here once. It’s in an odd location of a dead-​end street behind a McDonalds, but offers privacy. I had printed out a coupon from
to lower the price of the $ 110 for a basic room in this small town that should have had a much lower to $ 55 for the night.
As you walk to your room, there are quite a few guests parading around the hallways wearing dirty pajamas and looking like they might be coming down from some sort of a drug high. It seems that there are people living in this hotel.
The late night front desk clerk was very accommodating. He had never seen my coupon before, but told me that there was no problem and just to give him a moment to adjust the cost of the room. He cracked a few jokes and made me feel welcome. There aren’t enough friendly people working behind desks these days.
The room was a bit shabby (especially considering the original price is $ 110/​night) and appears to have not been updated since the mid 80s. From my window, I had a great view of the multiple police cars and officers arresting other guests for drug possession. It was more entertaining than the 30 channels available on the television.

This hotel is a dump and my locked car was broken into on the first night I stayed here.

The room I stayed in had a really weird smell to it. I can’t figure out exactly what the smell is but it was there until I opened the windows with the blasting air conditioner and the smell was gone for a while.
I like that this ‘hotel’ has many free amenities. Free breakfast in the morning along with the wifi and tv were really nice.
The beds were pretty comfy and the bathroom was decent. I’ve seen better hotels but for a nights stay, this place wasn’t bad.

Well, considering that it was one of the cheapest place to stay, it was loud because there was a whole girl’s soccer team running around the hallways. However, it was relatively quiet at night. I needed to do laundry and they sell soap & etc in the front desk. You could also ask for change to get the washer/​dryer started. It pissed me off that it looked like someone opened the dryer because it didn’t have a lock. Good thing is that the time paused and I didn’t have to put extra money for it to continue drying my clothes. Their «gym» consisted of 1 treadmill, 1 stationery bike and a couch. Pretty Lame. There’s only 1 internet hub so if a child is hogging the computer to play her Hannah Montana game, goodluck with whatever you have to do. The lady that serves breakfast had an attitude problem.