Hotel's service was very good, and people were very kind and friendly. Everything was fine while I was there. Very clean. I will recommend about your hotel for my friends to be stayed at Days Inn. Nice stay for a lower budget trip. Thanks for all.

Yes, we did book this hotel through a search engine, and basically in our zeal to save a few dollars we made the mistake of not paying attention to the almost universal bad reviews that this place has received. We stayed here for two nights. Firstly, the hotel needs to become serious about keeping bad elements off their property; we heard and saw people upto no good, in questionable attire and demeanor loitering around till the wee hours of the morning. On our first night, we spotted at least three individuals who spent almost 5-6 hours from late evening through daybreak just moving pieces of luggage from one room to another and from one wing of the building to another. We basically felt like we were witnesses to shady dealings. The next morning at about 8:30 when we went to get breakfast we found nearly nothing at all except some scraps of cereal. It is true that hotels do occasionally find it hard to manage items for these free continental breakfasts...and that is an understandable part of the deal. The four adults in our group actually did not make much of this issue at the time. We were almost rewarded for our forgiveness the next morning by the hot biscuits and larger range of items for breakfast...almost that is...before the desk clerk stopped one of us at the door as he was exiting with a plate that contained a glass of warm milk, 2 muffins and a toast (with a single pouch of butter and jam). Apparently the hotel has a policy of not allowing any food to be taken to the rooms. When we replied back by saying that such a policy seems meaningless when you run out of breakfast during the scheduled time, the clerk became all defensive and said that he would allow us to take food to our rooms after all. This entire incident left a very bitter and sad moment in our trip. Exactly how many cups and plates and plastic cutlery are people removing unnecessarily that would require such a policy. And exactly how much profit do the owners feel they are making by saving those dozen plastic plates and bowls! This incident and the related policy are actually tied in with the fact that this is NOT A SAFE neighborhood to live in. I have been to many many hotels and motels all over, and I have yet to remember even one where the policy of not removing plastic cups and bowls needs to be enforced in this fashion. Sadly, this Days Inn does not even do justice to the good name of Days Inns all across the country. We have stayed in Days Inns in small rural towns like Hays KS, in semi-urban settings like in Springfield MO and in proper urban settlements as in Memphis TN. Not one of those came close to the utter ineptitude of this place.
This hotel also has a strange room cleaning mode. On our first day, while we were up by 7:30 a.m. and actually were in our rooms (briefly going out for breakfast!) till noon, no one came by and knocked (certainly not at 8:30 a,m. as some have previously experienced it seems) and when we finally returned in the evening (9 pm), the room was still the way it was left as. We made the mistake of not trusting the other reviews (we thought every person's experience is unique)...now we can see how wrong we were. You will also clearly see this in the manager's response that will follow...defending the hotel name is one thing, but to completely disbelieve the customer and to have an attitude of 'customer is wrong' which the management of this hotel displays is unimaginable. If nothing else they should at least fix the security situation here...at the end of the day I would be more concerned about someone's life and possessions than their hurt feelings or hurt ego.

I was worried after booking and reading the previous reviews, but had no problem. Everything worked fine, I found nothing to complain about. Very clean. I had a few special requests the staff handled with no problem or objections. I definitely would recommend this particular Days Inn to my friends (in fact, I have already!), and will be staying again there in a few weeks.

I checked in at @ 12:30am with my kids when we checked in we where told that breakfast was from 6-9. We went up to our room and picked up the ice bucket and started looking for the ice machine and did not find one close. So went to the office area and no one was around at that time. At this time we had to go to the Knights Inn hotel to get our ice. I was woke up by house keeping at @ 8:15/8:30 checking to see if she could clean the room. I told them that at that time that we are not ready. I went down to the office area to check on breakfast after that @ 8:30 and nothing was left and no one was around the office. This is a list of some of the other things that we found in our very short stay.
1. Bath towels dirty 2. No wash cloths in room. 3. No Shampoo in room 4. The bed’s where as hard as rocks. 5. Shower head was falling apart. 6. Floor was dirty. With blue crumbs and staples by door. 7. House keeping knocked on door about 8:30 to start cleaning room and then she came back around 8 checking to see if we where staying another night even with sign posted DO NOT DISTURB. 9. Also when I was checking in the man that checked us in had a BODY ODER that I could smell on the other side of the counter. As I said this is only a few things that I found in my short stay at this hotel. One other thing that I found ODD is that the hotel was divide in half with Days inn beginning on the back side facing the highway and Knights inn on the in side I have never seeing a hotel divide like that