Days Inn Plainfield

Paid $ 80 for a one night stay. Got keys, went upstairs, realized our door wasn’t opening with our keys, it was jammed or something. we went downstairs, to figure it out. The desk man came up, couldn’t open it as well, and gave us the a joining room. Didn’t complain much. Clean enough! Nice shower and fully functional toilet, shower, sink etc. Beds were not bad, sleeping on a air materess for the last two night’s had my back achy and waking up at the hotel was refreshing. In the end it is a motel and you’ll notice things if you look too hard, so don’t go looking under the bed. I didn’t haha!

A horrible place to stay there sheets had so much bleach on them that when I went to sleep I sweated and woke up with my brand new shirt with bleach stains on it !!! Of course they won’t do anything about it because it’s impossible that there sheets ruined my brand new shirt I guess my pores have bleach in them … It was room 116

Well I am aware that a two star hotel is a two star hotel, HOWEVER if they state non smoking rooms they should actually provide them. I have asthma and the room smelled like cigarettes really badly. Apparently they don’t realize that to make a nonsmoking room from a smoking room you have to replace some finishes. Next time I will definitely pay more to not be disgusted. Bed was not bad, price was the selling point, but you get what you pay for (in my case, shortness of breath)

I paid almost 70 $ for 4 hours to sleep at Days Inn. I was so tired because I came at 5 am after a very long drive. They start to knock at my door from 9am with the housekeeping. told me that the checking out is at 11 a.m., but they start to knock at my door so early. Totally unprofessional! Worst customer ever! I will never come back here and choose Days Inn again!

We stayed here for 1 one night. I had booked the room at
and mistakenly put in a date 2 weeks from now. Tasha at the front desk was very helpful. I called priceline to tell them about my mistake and, at first, they were very helpful. Long story story short, priceline was being difficult but Tasha stayed on the line trying to sort it all out for 20 – 30 min. Ended out canceling the whole reservation thru priceline. Bed was very comfy, room was clean, and it was quiet. Thank you Days Inn!

The hotel was easy to get to and pet friendly, and relatively cheap so I stopped for the night. The staff was friendly, but when I asked where my room was she told me the wrong area all together. The room was ok. But for the price should have been cheaper. The window coverings were falling off and didn’t completely cover the window easily. It was really loud in the room and I could hear everything and everyone. The shower curtain had mold on it, there was popcorn on the floor. The pillows were comfy but the bed was stiff as a board. Due to everything I was too scared to check out the free breakfast. I’d rather take my chances at McDonald’s…

This hotel is conveniently located about 20 minutes from Indianapolis. The surrounding area is decent — several restaurants, gas stations, but no pharmacy or grocery store (you’ll need to drive another 10 – 15 minutes or so to a nearby town to find those amenities).
As for the hotel itself, nearly everything in my room was broken! The bed was rock hard and uncomfortable, pillows were crummy, toilet didn’t flush properly once, door lock was temperamental, and the free wifi didn’t work — at all. The «free breakfast» is crappy biscuits and gravy (?? must be a local food preference), pre-​packaged donuts and old muffins. Nearby offerings (McDonalds, a Golden Corral buffet) aren’t much of an improvement nutritionally.
There are a number of more modernized hotels all around this one — give them a try first.