Beware innocent people, here the noise makers are honored and you may be bullied and retaliated on for a single complaint.
A sweet man at front desk was misleading, compared to other employees/management during my stay. And it's a he'll of a drive to SM, takes long. You can do better.

This place really reminded me why I don't mind paying extra for quality. Ewww! This location was sooo run down. The air conditioner unit felt like a swamp cooler, I never got my room to feel comfortable. I had to run down 2 times to get my key fixed. There was very limited parking in a not so friendly neighborhood. The staff was not too happy and excited when they greeted me upon my arrival. The ceiling lighting outside of my room was holding on to dear life by some wires. The wall alongside the elevator doors dirty. The towels in my room were stained. I hate to be so negative but I have never stayed in such a low grade location. I really did not expect this from a Days Inn. I would suggest you stay else where if you are looking for quality.

For about 93 bucks we got a decent room on the second floor. The property was dated but the room was clean. We booked a king bed and got a room with two doubles instead. They said they were renovating and the room we were assigned wasn't big enough for a king and was listed wrong in their system. No compensation, no help. My wife ended up sleeping in seperate beds. Not ideal.
Pros: Under $100 a night. Pet fee is just $10 bucks. Great continental breakfast; more variety than expected.
Cons: Dated exterior with odd exterior, little dank hallways between rooms. Obviously the room mistake with no effort to make it right.

Stayed in one of the non-smoking king suites. If you are able to tolerate stains and hair everywhere you will be rewarded with quite nice breakfast including fresh fruits. Light smell in the room, but far from the worst I have experienced during my other budget motel stays. Great sleep quality, no traffic noise (the room was facing off the highway). As a bonus found some four weeks old bread from a cabinet in the kitchenette.