Booked room online and was quoted $299 per night. Booked for 2 nights Sat & Sun. 2/19 & 2/20 during Daytona 500. Room was nasty.There was mold growing in the bathroom. No frig or microwave, no ice in the machine and they were charging others for extra parking spots. Went to ask for towels about 7 pm Sunday evening and was told couldn't get any because housekeeping was closed. Later I went and asked how much for a room and was told $89. Then I went back a little later and said I needed a key to my room. Guy asked me room # and gave me a key with NO ID.

I was in Daytona for a ministry effort near this hotel and the room was booked by someone else. We paid $40 per night. The hotel was being worked on. The room was clean enough and the bed was OK. BUT, the AC unit leaked on the floor of the room so that the carpet was always wet near the AC unit. I had concerns about mold but didn't see any. The cold water control in the shower/tub didn't work right. It was like the handle was loose. The ice machines around the hotel didn't work. There was a freezer in the lobby with free bagged ice, but on the last morning of my stay I had to leave before the lobby opened and the night clerk would not let me in to get ice. The TV worked but the channels on the screen didn't match up. For example, the TV menu would say CNN but what came on was in Spanish. There was not HBO, etc. I suppose you get what you pay for.

The housekeeping staff were kind, friendly, and did an excellent job servicing the room. The front desk staff were rude, unprofessional, and exhibited utterly poor communication skills.

I try to stay at Days Inn for frequent flyer miles. However it is getting harder and harder. The room was just clean enough. The woman at the front desk seemed bothered to have to check me in. Bathroom very dated...Next time I will hit one of the other many hotels on that exit and give up the miles