What lured me here was a rate of $53. This is my first ever stay at a Days Inn. I had a very mixed reaction. The lobby was quite attrative. Service at the desk was slow but one girl was being trained. The trainee was very nice, the trainer needed attitude adjustment. I think it was the comment "we have to guarantee more than the room rate to cover damage to the room" comment while I stood there with others at the desk, that first turned me off. Yes, I do look like the type who gets rowdy in a room but does the whole world have to know that?
They have a convention center here and certainly all the decorating money has gone into furnishing the public areas. The pool area is particularily attractive and the part of the motel that is adjacent to the pool area is also nice , not so our room.
Ours was a no smoking room. It was obvious as soon as we opened the door that this had not always been the case. It reeked of stale smoke. The curtains (pink) and bedspread(blue and orange floral) didn''t match, not even the same color family, and the furniture was pretty used looking. The tub was fiberglass and scratched looking. Also there was a glaring lack of hot water in the shower.
Now least you think this whole report is bad, its not. The bed was large, the bedding was clean, there were extra pillows on a shelf and it was quite comfortable. There was an extra large remote control color tv in the room with a variety of channels offered. The bathroom had a coffee maker and a hair dryer and also an amenities basket. There were ice,water and soda machines in the hall . The Pool was large, indoor and heated and there is a laundry with washers and dryers.
In the morning a very simple continental breakfast was offered: coffee, juice and muffins.
Soundproofing is also an issue here. We could hear every door closing, every step and every word from the hall.
Would we return here? No, but if you have kids this might be just the place for you. The pool would certainly be a draw.