The King-size Handicapped-Accessible room was a joke: there was no way to roll a wheelchair from the door to the restroom, which was at the rear of the room, by the way. The room was obviously retro-fitted and the ONLY signs of accessibility were misplaced (too low) grab bars near the toilet and in the tub. There was no shower chair available (we asked) and the bathtub was extremely high and difficult to enter. The bathtub grab bar (on the long wall only) was too low to be of much assistance, making the experience extremely frustrating, to say the least!

Too much poorly-placed furniture made using the wheelchair impossible until after rearranging the furniture and removing the extraneous recliner.

Breakfast is posted as available until 10 am, but when we checked at 9:30, there was nothing but cold cereal and sugary donuts.

Although we had reservations for 2 nights, we left after the first and went to a much more accommodating hotel just down the road.

We checked in at night as we were working in the area. The night clerk tried to be helpful with our problems but she was limited as to what she could do. We couldn't get the TV to work and after trying our 3rd remote, we discovered it was the TV. She then allowed us to switch TVs with another room so we carried them between rooms.

Neither the boss nor I could get connected to the advertised "high speed Internet" and when we called Tech Support, were told that it was the hotel's problem as they only provided the service to the establishment. Being unable to get any more assistance with this, we called it a night.

The next morning, the day shift clerk could have cared less if our problem was solved. He kept telling us that the boss had been informed and would be there anytime. (The boss never did arrive.) Never once did the front desk call us as to the status of our complaint but seemed to forget about it. They even lied to us about what the problem was but the tech support line said something different. By this time, it was too late to checkout and find another hotel so we had to stay a second night.

Basically, the day employee did not care one bit. .

This Days Inn is right off Interstate 70 in Kingdom City, Missouri (exit 148), about 7 miles north of Fulton, Missouri (Westminster College & William Woods University) and 25 minutes (give or take) north of Jefferson City, Missouri on highway 54. It has easy access to both highway 54 and Interstate 70, and is an easy drive to Fulton.
Like many of my other Days Inn reviews, this is your pretty standard Days Inn with a continental breakfast. I do enjoy the wireless internet available at most Days Inns...including this one.
Definitely an okay location for tourists...it's clean enough and affordable enough.

The room was ok, quite clean and mostly comfortable. Everything seemed a bit cramped with my girlfriend and I staying there -- overall not bad but was quite scruffy. The refridgerator right next to the bed was a unique twist.