Days Inn Perry

I’m not sure why all the reviews for this place were erased. Kind of suspicious. Anyway, I can agree with the images and other reviews. Stay as far away from this dump as you can! I had dead cockroaches in my room and was afraid to leave my room at night due to tailgating drinking locals right out back.

What a dump! Doesn’t even meet Day’s Inn standards. Very tired old hotel. «Non-​smoking» room smells like stale old cigar smoke. Minimally clean. Musty air conditioner. Staff complains about the long hours they work. I don’t usually care where I sleep, but this doesn’t even meet that standard.
Cell signal inside is spotty at best.

We should have just slept in the car.
The room was one of the worst I’ve slept in. Nearly every fixture was broken: the electrical outlet attached to the baseboard worked, but the baseboard was ripped from the wall, exposing the wiring behind. The smoke detector was hanging by it’s wires, the towel rack in the bathroom was hanging on one side, the shower head wouldn’t move, there was no light in the entry way, no fan in the bathroom, the towels were sand paper… I could go on, but I think you get the picture.
WiFi was free, but ran at a less-​than-​blazing 0.69 Mb (according to
). I could check email, so long as there were no attachments.
The breakfast? Inedible. The oatmeal was barely lukewarm, gloppy and tasteless, every container of yogurt had an expiration date from ten days before (though the person at the counter DID bring out a new case from the back — that had 2 more days until they expired).
I considered trying the raisin bran, but it was dumped in a plastic bin and I was leery of it. We left hungry, not well rested and determined to never set foot in the place again.
A few hundred miles down the road, we realized that a pillow was left behind (ours). We called, but were told the pillow had not been turned in to lost and found. Scratch one pillow.
There was ONE bright spot — Angie, the woman who checked us in, was very friendly — she projected a very nice customer service image, an image that the facility could not, unfortunately, live up to.
Honestly — sleeping in the car and showering at a truck stop would have made for a better evening… and we’d still have a nice pillow. :-)
Finally — to be fair — the manager said they were aware of the facility issues and was working to get the exterior problems repaired and would then begin on the interior. Seems to me fixing electrical issues would take priority over exterior issues — or at least don’t rent the worst room to one of the few visitors you had that night.

It doesn’t look like much but the room was nice with newish furniture. The water pressure was low and the a.c./heater unit could be upgraded, as we ran the heater while we slept and woke up with a little bit of a sore throat. Overall the price was right and the room was nice. A good place to stay in Perry.