Like the person who posted before me, this is a discount hotel, so don't expect the Ritz! It's a decent hotel located in a very central area of Raleigh. The mall is one exit away and downtown is a very short drive away. I've stayed here twice now and would recommend it to anyone needed a decent, yet inexpensive place to stay. Most rooms have a fridge and a microwave, which is awesome. Despite what hotels.com says about a guaranteed low rate, the Days Inn website has always given me the cheapest rate for the night, so check there before booking!

First, this is a discount hotel so don't expect the Westin! The rooms are newly remodeled and clean. Request a room on the other side of the building from the highway and you will sleep fine. The neighborhood is fine and there are nice restaurants close by. I thought it was weird that I had to sign a paper stating that there were 5 towels in the room and I would be charged $10 if I stole one. (apparently they have a problem with people stealing their towels!) Overall, for the price it was a good value and comfortable.

We stayed hear with our three children. We asked for non smoking because I have asthma. The first thing I smell was smoke. I asked for another room this did'nt have smoke but streamers from a party. and a electrical socket exsposed. So i showed it to them and got another room. This one was not cleaned good I told the children not to let there feet hit the floor. Beware of this crusty no tell motel. I will not chose Days Inn again.

I checked in here with a discount sent to me after I complained to the corporate offices about another visit to Days Inn. I feel like an idiot for giving Days Inn another chance.

This was absolutely the worst stay I've had at a hotel or motel anywhere, and I've traveled all over the world, stayed in expensive hotels and very minimal hostels. Never have I been treated with such rank contempt as the people who run this place. There is a long story here, but basically, I feel I was treated in an extremely dishonest way, and feel cheated out of my money.

The situation became even more strange, more bizarre when I got home and called Days Inn "Guest Relations." It turns out that there really is no such thing. "Guest Relations" merely faxes back your complaint to the offending Days Inn, which does you no good at all. I had already been extremely mistreated by this management, so why would I expect anything different?

As for the accomodations, they are your basic budget. Drab, passably clean, but I was just trying to pay for some place safe for my kids to sleep. Next time, I won't try to save money; apparently with "budget" you can't really expect "safe," and just because Days Inn is a chain, doesn't mean there is any corporate accountability if the individual location does you wrong. I will be wiser next time, and never, ever do business again with Days Inn.