Days Inn

This hotel is exactly what we expected (based off of reviews). The hotel is a little run down, but the rooms are just fine. Clean, flat screen TV, microwave, small refrigerator (ours worked great!), firm beds. Staff is friendly.
The location is great. Within walking distance to Buffalo Wild Wings, Lonestar Steakhouse, AMC movie theater, and a bunch of other restaurants.
We knew that this wasn’t going to be the Marriott, and that’s OK. We were staying in the area for 2 nights and wanted to keep it on the cheaper side.
For the price, the hotel is exactly what you’d expect. If you want something nicer, then stay somewhere more expensive. It’s that simple.

The room is fair. It’s older and the recliner in my room is broken. I used the pool, which was small, but clean. The bed is very comfortable. My biggest complaint is the horrible wifi service. I just drove by myself for 5 hours and wanted to relax with a movie. No such luck. The wifi is so poor that it won’t even connect to Netflix or Amazon Prime. Good wifi should be a priority these days. There are plenty of hotels around so spend 25 – 30 bucks more a night and get good wifi.

3.5 stars.
My husband and I stayed two nights at this location and we both were pleasantly surprised. The hotel is older, however, there is some remodeling that has taken place and the rooms were clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. The staff at this location was the best, very courteous and personable. I can see that there is room for improvement, such as the bed spreads and blankets are older but they both were extremely clean and the sheets were new and a good quality. It’s good to know that Days Inn takes pride in there staff and the manager of this location is outstanding. I look forward to my next stay and much luck with establishing a well deserved higher star rating

Well we are headed there to this hotel now. I hope its not as bad as all the reviews but im not getting my hopes up
I will leave review after my weekend stay if I make it that long.

Upside: farther from the highway than some hotels so noise is reduced. Mattresses were firm and seemed to be fairly new. The windows open, which is good because the room reeked of cleaning products.
Downside: dodgy Internet, 1970s bedspreads with cigarette burns in them, slow check-​in, overall dinginess. It just feels like the kind of hotel where the owners are not spending any money to keep it up to date or in good repair. There was no protein in the breakfast: no eggs, no peanut butter, no yogurt. Your choices are starch, fat, and sugar. Everything here is totally on the cheap. The hotel is a discredit to the brand.

Had a great stay here, I cannot believe the bad reviews about this place. It was good quality especially for the low price. Tip: most of the other reviews are old or are just picky people.

On the way back to Miami from our epic Road Trip 2011 to Colorado (aka the longest drive eveeeer), we were exhausted by around 1am so we decided to stop and get a hotel for the night. This Days Inn was conveniently right off the highway, and, even though it was super late, Linda at the front desk was so welcoming and sweet and helped us get our room asap. We actually even got upgraded to a suite (really just a larger room but with a King bed), and the bed was clean and comfy. Breakfast was included, but was quite meager (which is why I’m giving it only 3 stars). Overall, it was a good experience, though I wouldn’t plan on staying more than one night.

Shame on me for not reading Unilocal before I checked in for the night. I’m thinking Days Inn cannot be that bad. I was wrong. The employees were nice and courteous, but the hotel was crap. The walls were so paper thin that I could actually hear the person in the next room coughing up a lung. That kept me up for half the night. The mini refrigerator kept making a loud humming noise that I had to unplug it. The walls looked like they have been in the flood along with Noah. The «daybreak» breakfast consisted of cereal and a small variety of donuts. Oh yeah, you can’t take anything back to the room (don’t try, you’ll get yelled at). Yeah I’ll pass. I don’t exactly want to spend time in the depressing breakfast section talking to someone from Iowa.
For $ 74.00, I could have found a better place to sleep for the night.

Sorry to say, but this hotel stinks! we were traveling from Chicago to Atlanta, it’s cheap but nasty!
Iy you can avoid, avoid it!!!

In September, 2006:
We are in this hotel room right now, unfortunately. We stopped here because we were given a good rate for this motel and were told that it is five years old. There is no way this motel is five years old. It’s run-​down and disgusting. The toilet is so dirty that we’re putting toilet paper down before we sit on it. I will not enter the shower without flip-​flops. The sheets on the bed are thin and nasty looking. The chairs have holes in them and are stained. The entire room has a perfume-​smell to it, as if they put some sort of perfume in the vacuum. Not even the pattern on the carpet can hide the stains. The ONLY redeeming factor about this motel is that it doesn’t appear to have bed bugs.
We are trying to get out of our reservation now. Do NOT stay here!