Days Inn and Suites Sequim

We got a good rate, lower than we were quoted. The room was nice, may be a tiny bit of maintenance, but the room was perfectly clean. Great, accommodating staff, breakfast was fine. We look forward to using the pool tonight, hopefully it won’t be crowded. It is small. Parking is fine. Really, no major complaints at all

This place charges extra for early check in and we were the only guests. What made it even worse, it was Veterans Day and my husband is a disabled vet. A true rip off.
And the workers were not great either. I would NEVER go back

There really aren’t that many lodging options in Sequim. This Days Inn isn’t particularly exciting, but it does the job, as long as you know what to expect. We used it as a home base for exploring the Olympic National Park, and it worked for our needs.
There’s ample parking out front and the front entrance looked pretty accessible, with ramp and stair options. The lobby area is where breakfast is served, and the tables are also open in the evenings for guests to use.
The pool is on the first floor in the hallway behind the reception desk. It’s on the small side, but otherwise was fine, although we avoided it when it was full of shrieking kids (which was often the case, thanks to some kind of school sports tournament that had filled up all the hotels).
Our room was slightly run-​down, but clean and fairly well maintained. There was peeling veneer on our door, gaps in the bathroom wall tile, and other small signs that the hotel is in need of an update, but it didn’t seem dirty or gross. The A/​C was pretty weak and took forever to turn on, which was not so great in summer. I don’t recall there being free wifi and their website doesn’t look like it’s been added since we stayed there. However, the room was quiet at night, except for some noise bleed from the hallway when the tournament teens were running up and down.
Continental breakfast was decent, with oatmeal and cereal, toast and waffles, hard-​boiled eggs, yogurt, apples and bananas, as well as coffee and juice. There were enough options that our group was all able to find something to eat and start off the day without having to go somewhere for breakfast, so that was a nice benefit.
Overall, a decent if unspectacular place to stay if you’re looking for a hotel in the Sequim area.

Nice. Good breakfast — staff quick to refill anything that was out. Good Wi-​Fi (strong, fast signal, easy to connect.) Good recommendation from staff about where to buy quality local microbrew. Spots below disabled parking a bit tight, but still manageable with a mid-​sized truck.
I could sit and listen to Holly all night long…

We have stayed here before but I was disappointed this time. NOTE — I received a great rate as part of Wyndham rewards program — costing me 3,000 points and $ 55.00.
First of all — we are Seniors and handicapped but we had to park — not out in front but in the lower parking lot with a small hill we needed to walk up. The only parking on the top are 3 handicap spaces — all of which were filled (one without a permit).
The greeting was robotic and not a «Hi — we are glad of all the places you could have stayed you chose ours» type of greeting. More «Your room is ready — if you need anything call and we will try to accommodate»
Next — the room advertises as having a hot tub. Not so — they have a large bath tub with water jets — within the room. (Assumed the hot tub was on a deck but we did not check) Room has a slight swimming pool smell and the tub takes forever to fill. Finally gave up.
The toilet is real low — a surprise the first time my wife used it. The shower is OK but has no safety bar. The TV was flat screen but off to the side from the bed so you are not looking straight on but having to look off to the left.
Overall for about $ 100 + not a great choice but you are in Sequin — so not a lot of selections.

Very nice, quiet, and clean. Staff friendly and polite. Parking is a bit downhill so drop off what you can at the entrance. Mexican food next door, casino 10 minute drive for fun. Amy is great!

Visiting Sequim to take the kids to the Olympic Game Farm. Booked this hotel through Travelocity as a room for 5 guests (2 adults, 3 kids). Room was quite small for the allowance of that many guests– so much so, that I doubt fire code allows for this number. Room was listed as 2 queens and roll-​a-​way allowable. We opted to have a kid sleep on the floor (we brought a couple of pieces of camping foam just in case…), as I’m not sure where a roll-​a-​way would have fit. Room lacked a bit of cleanliness with what looked liked crumbs left near the TV stand. Smelled faintly like dirty socks at first walk in, but seemed to be fine after we invaded and opened the window. Nice flat screen TV. Linens seemed to be clean. Beds were way TOO firm for my wife but pretty ok for me. We really liked the pool– seemed and smelled clean and did not poison us with toxic chemicals, a rarity in our travels. Did not like the pool hours– not open until 9AM (day’s half over…). Breakfast was a rather basic continental– leaving me very thankful that I had leftover Costco pizza in the rooms mini-​fridge. In the end– Would I go it again? Likely– but, might try to see if there are any larger rooms as this was just too small for 5.

There aren’t many hotel options in Sequim and we didn’t want to pay close to $ 200/​night for the Holiday Inn, so we decided to give the Days Inn a try. We were accidentally given a smoking room upon check-​in. Good thing: the receptionist nicely changed our room for us. Bad thing: I’m pretty sure the non-​smoking room smelled worse than the smoking room. The room was clean enough, but the smell made it feel dirty. Batteries were dead in TV remote and we had to reprogram the remote ourselves once they were replaced (You’re welcome, next guest). TV itself had to be at least 15 years old. Did not use the pool but it looked clean and was reserved for adults during later hours. Breakfast was typical, limited continental breakfast: full of starches, but not bad if you’re not a health nut. Rooms seemed to keep out any outside noise well. Definitely not an amazing hotel experience, but not awful. A one-​night stay here wouldn’t kill anyone.

Very nice staff. Since our room was available the next night, we thought we might stay another night, but… no way! The beds were awful! The continental breakfast was ok… cream cheese was curdled so I had jam on my bagel. I guess it was because tourist season is over, but the pool was closed until further notice. Won’t be going back.