This hotel is definitely one to stay away from, even with the low rates that it offers. Having arrived around 2pm and requesting an early check in(check in is 3pm) we were promptly told that check in was at 3pm, and even though rooms were available we were told we had to wait one hour until 3pm, there was a great communication barrier as all the front desk and staff that we came into contact with were foreign. Next we checked into our room where we had a message indicator light on the phone flashing, called to front desk and they sent up maintence who replaced the phone,and the new one flashed, so for our entire stay the light flashed, had to call again, clock radio did not work, light bulbs in room blown, the room was extremely hot even though the heat was off, rooms extremely small, had to call desk again no coffee maker in room as advertised. queen bed was more like a large double and most uncomfortable, lamp shade's in room torn, stains on bed spread, asked maid for toilet paper as there was none in room, she asked "Why" I told her we had none to which she said she was off yesterday, I had to just grab the roll off her cart as she wanted to play 20 questions, as to why I needed toilet paper. Going back into my room, I heard her laughing with a co worker in the hall and I placed a do not disturb on the door, the maid pulled it off and threw it on the floor and again I heard laughing in front of my door. Folks it was not worth it, no service in this property so if you must stay here you have been warned. As for parking, a block down at veazley st. at the metro station, you will see a grocery store and drugstore on the ground level of the office building, there is a public parking garage here off veazley on the side of the building, 9 dollars a night. vs. the 20 the hotel wanted.

This hotel is clean and comfortable. The staff is helpful. It is no frills, but the price is right. It is located within walking distance to the Van Ness Metro. Parking on-site is reasonable, as well. I have stayed here many times and would do so again. The only cons is that the walls are "thin" and so at times it can be noisy.

we stayed here during Dr. Martin luther King weekend, we were pleased with the location, room and friendly staff.

Stayed at the Days Inn on Connecticut Ave for 3 nights for a conference. The location is excellent as it is only 2 blocks walk from the Van Ness/UDC metro station. The rooms are nicely upgraded for a Days Inn with comfy beds. Beware that if you book a double room, the beds are full size, not queens. However, we had many small issues that amounted to a bothersome stay. First, check-in was unnecessarily complicated as I was confirmed for a 3 night reservation from Days Inn's website, but showed up on the hotel computer as only reserving a 1 night stay. After that issue was resolved, the room keys stopped working after 2 days of staying. It was easy enough to get the keys recoded at the front desk, but recoding one key also changes the codes in all the other keys, a complication when you're staying with another person. Storing luggage on the last day of our stay also led to some complications. The Days Inn was relatively inexpensive compared to other lodging options in the area, but I guess in this case, the service is what you pay for.