We were traveling from Texas to South Dakota for vacation and this was one of the stops we made. The beds were extremely comfortable and the front desk was very service oriented. We had arrived late and had no problems. They even told us about where we could find a place open to eat. We would definitely stay here again! The price was very good!

We were traveling from Yellowstone National Park back home to Texas and needed a place to stay for the night. I usually don't like to stay at Days Inn because of numerous issues (i.e. dirty, beds uncomfortable, etc.). However, this Days Inn was impeccable clean and the beds, at least in our room, where exceptionally comfortable! I would recommend this Days Inn to anyone staying in Fort Collins, CO. Thanks for a great experience!

We stayed in room 115. When the air conditioner was turned off, the room smelled like a combination of burnt wiring and burnt coffee. Turning on the air conditioner dispersed the smell. The front desk clerk told us that the hotel thinks the problem is related to the heating system, which we never turned on. The hotel knew about the problem before we checked in but had not fixed it by the time we checked out.
The room was otherwise very comfortable and clean, with nice beds. However, the smell interfered with our sleep. We did not ask for another room because the problem became evident after midnight and we did not feel like lugging our stuff to another room.
We paid the AARP rate of only $63, so I guess we got what we paid for.
The continental breakfast had hard boiled eggs, some fruit, some packaged pastries, and bread.
Unless you are just travelling through, the location of the hotel is not very good. It is located next to I-25 on Mulberry, miles away from downtown Fort Collins and the good restaurants.

The price of this motel was excellent. The room was clean, including the bathroom area. Towels were proper in number, size, etc. The cable TV worked well. The night was quiet. There is a continental breakfast, though the breakfast room is very small. If what I've said so far is what you are looking for in a motel, then this will be a great stay for you. For me, a main requirement of a room is that the bed be firm, and these beds were not. They were soft and kind of lumpy. The hotel did not lock the side doors at night, so non-occupants could come in without being spotted. I came in from Wal-Mart about 10:30 pm, and the side door was still open. Finally, the WiFi, which was advertised on an outdoor banner, came and went. In fact, in the evening, it mostly went. The clerk on duty said she would reset the modem, but that didn't help. The next morning it seemed to be fine. All-in-all, not a bad night. But I'll continue to search Fort Collins for a firm bed.