Room was filthy. The room stunk horribly. I recommend going to Hotel 6. This Days Inn is absolutely disgusting and needs shut down.
Well, cheap looking place but a high dollar room price. Swimming pool had green algae growing in the little bit of water that was in it and it was summer which should mean open pool. The area around the pool was disgusting too. Beds hard and lumpy and old smelling. They sure don't spend any money making their guests feel comfortable. Front desk run by rude Indian person and not American Indian but either Pakistani or India Indian. Won't ever spend a night at a Days Inn ever again.
Nice place with very frendly staff and all the amenities. Rooms have coffee pots refrigerators and microwave. Great price!!
Very happy with our stay. We we traveling and needed to get some sleep. The gentleman at the desk was extremely helpful and inviting. The room was very clean. If we are in need of a room and passing through we would definitely stay again.
I WOULD NEVER STAY at this hotel again!!!!
There were 3 grave issues with this nightmare of an overnight stay.
Although we paid for a non-smoking room, the room had cigarette smells in it.
The main issue that really sucked was when a male housekeeper just barged into the room without knocking. I had just finished getting dressed and was sitting in the chair. My man had only been gone less than a minute before that male housekeeper barged into the room without knocking. When he barged in, he didn’t even have a surprised look on his face. Keep in mind that checkout time was 11am and the barging in took place about 10:15am. Immediately, I jumped up out of the chair and asked him what he wanted. He looked at me and pretended that he didn’t speak English. I closed the door and called the main desk. I told the person at the front desk what had just happened, and that I did not like their POLICY of training their help to barge in on their guest without knocking.
When we were checking out, I told the woman at the front desk that I was still going to write a review about what happened here and their policy of allowing employees to just barge into an occupied room without knocking. Immediately, she offered me to give me a discount on my next stay. I told her that there would NEVER be a next time. She finally decided to give me a slight discount on this bill.
That discount proved to be another nightmare as well. To add insult to injury, she charged me close to $400 instead of giving me a discount.
I WOULD NEVER STAY at this hotel again, and I would highly SUGGEST that YOU NEVER STAY here as well. You never know who will barge in while you are getting dressed, taking a shower, and or standing over you while you are sound asleep
This place is run by crooked management that takes no responsibility for the actions of it's employees, and it has no security. I booked a room days in advance for a single king bed at this location for my fiancee and myself. This was to be a pleasant one-night stay during a family trip over the weekend. Instead, it turned into a nightmare. First, I was assigned to the wrong room with double beds that I couldn't get into because the key card wasn't correctly activated at the desk. I went back down to get it fixed, then went back up and found out it was the wrong room. After going back to the desk a second time about this problem, we were reassigned to a room at the rear-corner of the back building, first floor. The minute we stepped into this room, we were locked in because the door knob was broken off. I had to call the desk to have the clerk walk to the room and let us in, only to discover the reason this knob was broken was so anyone could force it open without a key. The room had an adjoining door that was also unlocked. This second room felt like a setup and was extremely shady. There was clear prostitution and other suspicious behavior being conducted by several occupants of the rear building, and this did not seem to bother the employees in the least. We were moved back to a room with double beds anyway. At this point, we realized my fiancee's purse was missing. It was left back in the first double beds room, and had been taken by either the current young occupant who was there immediately after we were moved, or likely the clerks themselves. The police were called, a report was made, and everything possible was searched -- but no one admitted to anything. This was the WORST POSSIBLE STAY at a hotel ever experienced, and I WOULD CAUTION EVERYONE TO STAY AWAY FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT AT ALL COSTS! I am still undecided on requesting filing charges against the hotel employees, possibly more. I would give this hotel zero stars if that was an option.
The only thing I will say for this place is that it was cheap. But you get what you pay for. The bedding looks like it was from the 1970s with staining on some of them. I noticed the alarm clock was unplugged next to the bed. No big deal until I try to plug in my CPAP for sleeping and the outlet sparks. Then I notice the lights above the bed are also unplugged. Obviously someone knew there was a problem. The bathroom has peeling paint. As I write this I am still trying to figure out how I am going to sleep. I am not a happy customer. I generally don't write reviews but I felt the need in this case. If I could rate it below one star I would. Tomorrow when I wake up I am going to speak to a manager. Stay away from this place!
Very nice affordable hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable. I would go back again.
IT DOESN'T SUCK Quick summary; good price - $55 with a coupon from booklet free at Turnpike rest areas - 10 minutes from Turnpike with unusual and confusing access from local road (you basically turn into a
restaurant parking lot and continue behind it where the motel is located), nice, clean, and comfortable room. Rating negatively impacted because there were no outlets available to plug in my laptop or charge my phone and the lighting was inadequate for reading.
I was checked in by owner/manager who was very friendly and polite with me, but somewhat (and with good reason) curt with an employee's relative calling to say that the employee (the girl with the neck tattoo as it turned out) had been in the hospital that morning and wouldn't be showing up for her shift which started in 15 minutes. Apparently this was an ongoing problem with that employee, but I suspect most customers really wouldn't need or want to know all that, although I simply found it interesting.
NOTE: WHEN checking out 12 hours later, same fellow was at the desk, as pleasant as before. On being questioned, he admitted he had been there since 7 am the day before so he was on the tail end of a 32 hour stint. My hat's off to him for maintaining such a pleasant demeanor. If I was rating the staff, this would be a four star review at least.
I had a second floor room with no elevator or luggage cart available, and a poorly lit parking area which couldn't be seen from my room. My room had a king size bed which was very comfortable, a combination desk and chest of drawers with a 30" TV on it, a refrigerator, microwave, and an upholstered side chair. There was a small table lamp on the desk, and one on each nightstand on either side of the bed.
The the room appeared to be neat and clean, but it is the most non-utilitarian setup I've seen in the last 25 years. The only real problem was a sink that wouldn't drain well. If the only criteria you care about is a decent place to sleep overnight, I'd rate this stay 3 or maybe 3.5 stars.
Unfortunately, I'm used to a few modern touches. Call me spoiled if you like, but after 8-12 hours on the road, I like to fire up my laptop to upload pictures I've taken and check my email, and maybe do some work as well. Then I tend to read for an hour or so. But I could do none of that in my room.
The ONLY available electrical outlet is the one by the sink. And I don't mean the outlets were all used (they were, but that's not my pount), they were behind the bed or the refrigerator and simply not accessible. Twenty years ago that would have been extremely inconvenient, but today it's ridiculous. My laptop battery died in the middle of transferring pictures from my dash cam, and I had to leave my phone on the vanity yo charge overnight. And I didn't read a page of my latest Robert Crais story.
The not very useful table lamps were fairly new, so it perplexes me that they weren't the type with an outlet in the base, which is a common feature in many hotels. That indicates that the owner is either cheap, out of touch with the market, or both.
On the other hand, service was top notch, there were no bedbugs in my clean and comfortable room, it didn't stink, and it was pretty cheap. So as I said, this place doesn't suck but.
My room was clean and orderly. The previous occupants had obeyed the nonsmoking rule; the odor was what I expect. All the lights work. The mini-fridge was clean. The bed was comfortable.
Minus one star because the breakfast buffet was out of coffee.
They stay was excellent and being greeted at the front desk with a smile & a hello was more welcoming! The girl had a tattoo on her neck which was very appealing and her smile was breath taking! The girl that was leaving the shift was rude and yelling on her personal phone about a ride which shouldn't have been done in front of a guest. Apologies came strong from the girl with the tattoo on behalf of her rude employee to a warm welcome in their hotel, cozy beds, 24hr on call service and 6am-9am breakfast. Rates are affordable and as long ass "Miss Tattoo" is working at days Inn, You will be treated and taking care of properly! I recommend the stay to anyone!!!