Pay the extra money to stay somewhere else. The proximity to the ballpark is great, but that's about it.

The woman at the front desk was sweet and helpful, but her male counterpart acted like he was being put out by having to check in guests. The hotel is old and not well maintained. This is evident even before you put your life into the hands of the elevator that looks like it's being held together by duct tape.

As for the rooms, the beds are circa 1968 along with the bedspread and sheets. When I woke up, my belly had circle indents from the wires in the mattress. If this bed was queen sized, this queen must have been very tiny. Either that, or management put the mattress in the dryer and it shrank. The sink in the bathroom looked fine but the toilet should have had a sign above it that said, "For Emergency Use Only". There were cigarette burns on the seat and other questionable stains. As for the free WiFi, well, it should have been free. The signal strength was poor and couldn't do one quarter of what I set out to do on the net (like look for other hotel reservations).

I think my worst enemy could stay here but I certainly wouldn't recommend this place to anyone I knew or even strangers passing by on the street. Days Inn should be embarrassed to have their name on this hotel. I don't know why, but I expected better from them. Guess I won't make that mistake in the future.

We stayed at this Day's Inn for 2 nights at the end of April - We selected this hotel because we were going to 2 Red Sox/Rangers games and the location is good for this - you can walk to the ballpark. Other than it's location - I can say very little nice about this place other than the front desk staff seemed pleasant. This hotel is old and dirty and smells bad - It is a bit scary as mentioned in other reviews. I would never stay here again - there other many other options close to the ballpark and not much more money. Day's Inn should seriously consider removing this hotel from its chain - I know Day's Inn is not always the greatest - but, any trust I ever had in this chain is now gone.

Absolute worst hotel ever. There were drug raids going on in the government housing projects behind the building, drunk people next store to the building and smelly dirty rooms inside the building.

I literally went to K-Mart to buy an egg-crate because the beds were so hard.

WARNING!! DO NOT STAY HERE....HORRIBLE HOTEL!!

This is the worst "hotel" I have every stayed in. The halls smelled like dirty feet and the room reeked of disinfectant. After returning from a ball game, we needed a shower. Unfortunately the ceiling had caved into our tub and it was unusable. When we called the front desk, we were told too bad, there were no more rooms available. We packed our bags and left at 2:30am. We never received a refund, after 17 calls to the manager and Days Inn. Do not stay here. Sleeping in a homeless shelter is cleaner.