The room we booked was the accessible room with two queen beds, it was really nice and clean with plenty of room. We didnt think the place was going to be very nice so we decided to stay for one night instaed of two. There wasnt much to see in Klamath Falls, couldnt find the falls anywhere. Its a country town with lots of workmen. Not really worth the stop.

The hotel from the outside doesnt look that great but inside the room was nice and clean. Good Value for money. But id recommend the Best Western up the road, without the drive in look.

A nice place to stay in a town that does not have much to offer. We arrived on one of the hottest days of the year. Temps reached 101. The air conditioner in our room (303) was not working correctly. The staff reacted promptly and got it to at least blow somewhat cool air. Thankfully it gets cool at night and after the sun went down, the room cooled off. They discounted our already low rate for our discomfort. Rooms are clean, with frig and microwave. Pool looked great. Standard amenities.

I stayed there with my son last night. The wireless internet didn't work. The hotel just had me call their provider. Nothing was fixed. No wireless. The TV was parially on the fritz. After we plugged it in and played with it for a bit, we were able to get it to work. It was pretty dirty and smelled like an old hotel that used to be all smoking rooms. Everyone was nice, it was just an uncomfortable place to stay in. If the price would have been cheaper to reflect the accomodations, I could have plugged my nose and grinned. But not at the price I paid, I think the hotel needs to provide a better product.

I took a group of 15 people on a trip to Oregon. I chose Days Inn initially by the reviews I read. I must say it was a very enjoyable experience. Our rooms were excellant.

The restaurant on site was good.

Days Inn had a complimentary breakfast which included waffles - we were quite full and were ready to continue on our journey.

I would recommend this hotel to others