We stayed here because it was so close to the University of Minnesota's football stadium. The staff was very friendly and the rooms were very clean (extremely important!!). The atmosphere was fun with all the tailgating outside. Prices were very reasonable. It was nice not having to think about finding parking - just a short walk to the game!

After a very bad experience in Chicago, with a 240USD hotel, we visited the Campus University where our daughter is studying. The hotel is very confortable, nice people, shuttle every hour and very reasonable price.
regards from Barcelona, Spain

I stayed here last October and decided to come back because it was close to the concert we wanted to attend. This time the rate was jacked up because of "freshman orientation" happening and I couldn't even use my Wyndam employee discount. Anyway, I was fine with that until we got our room. The beds were run down, no bed skirts so you could see the nice big giant brown stain on the side of the mattress, and the dirty dusty job the housekeeping left behind. I work at a hotel, so I'm not the pickiest person, but this hotel room needed some help. The shower also needed repair badly, as the floor of the tub had a weak spot that you had to stand directly on, and would sink in and creak.
When we arrived back from the show, we were relaxing in our room....what do we see running away from us behind the night stand and the bed? Cockroaches. Yes, cockroaches. I am not making it up, we tried to kill them but they escaped into some hidden place! Needless to say, it was hard to sleep the rest of the night thinking about critters crawling around on you. When I checked out the next day, I mentioned the cockraoches to the desk clerk, she told me "I'll make a note of it." Seriously? If this would have happened at my hotel, not only would I give a discount, but I would care just LITTLE bit more. Not the best customer service skills on the planet. I don't know what happened to this place between October and now, but it seriously has went downhill fast. I am not comming back, and I am writing this terrible review because I'm sorry, nothing was done about anything! I work in this business and I was sad to see this happening. The only good thing that the Days Inn has going for it is the Tea House next to them and the free shuttle service. But not worth it. We paid $89 plus tax for this terrible room, when we could have went to the Ramada for around $69 with my discount. Epic fail on my part! **Will be uploading pic of stained mattress as soon as upload it from phone.

We came to drop off our son to College and decided to stay here because of the price and location to the campus. When I went online to investigate, I saw they offered a standard room and an "executive" room for a little bit more money. I called to find out what the difference was and was told the executive rooms had been recently remodeled. I decided to pay the extra. When we arrived and got to our room- we were disappointed. It did appear that the room had gotten newer furnishings and wall paper but the small bathroom had a very distinct musty smell. My son went to take a shower and the handle of the faucet came right off in his hand. Free breakfast is always a nice perk but the seating area is much to small and cramped. It was very busy and I had to sit at a wall counter with another gentleman eating almost facing me a foot away.
All in all it's a clean place and is certainly at a low price but next time we come up we'll be