You can do better for the money. At first glimpse the rooms seem OK. But quickly are seen as well worn. My first room stenched with smoke.

However, the beds did not have fitted sheets and they kept moving off, leaving us sleeping on the bare mattress. We had queen beds with full size flat sheets on the mattress instead of a fitted sheet. The full size flat sheets were not big enough to stay tucked under the mattress which left us sleeping on bare mattresses for half the night. The rooms were recently painted and looked nice. A/C unit was extra cold and extra noisy. Room did have microwave, coffee pot, and mini fridge. Bathroom was extremely cramped and small. T.V. had lots of cable channels and they were all clear. Wireless internet worked great.

The room needed some cleaning and general maintenance.
reserved a room for 4 people and had enough towels for 3 and 1 glass for 4 people-this was the first nightWe left in the morning for the day, came back about 9pm and found the
room just as we had left it - no room/maid service!! New maids and they didn't do their jobs? Where was the supervisor or management? Lady apologized and gave us a
discount for that night--$5. Sorry, not enough for this experience!! Checked out next am
and went to another motel. July 4th wekend or I would have left that night!

I've NEVER slept on a comfortable mattress in an economy motel, but this Days Inn had a great Simmons Beautyrest pillow top mattress with two cotton covers (I had to remove the sheet to look). From the outside you'd thought this was your typical, cheap motel, but it has been totally remodeled, and it looks like they spared no expense. Stucco on the outside, new paint and interior - excellent; no smoke smell at all; no musty odor at all. They boasted of QUIET, cinder block construction, and it was that; very pleasant, hidden one-story motel. This was a Friday night after Thanksgiving and it was not even half full. ComfortAce pillows, cherry wood furniture, loaded with microwave, frig, iron, hair dryer, everything for $55 on a Friday night. I was impressed. The downside is the out of the way location on I-27 between Lubbock and Amarillo (not much vacation travel between these two cities). This is just wide-open cotton country. Palo Duro canyon is nearby, and the reason I'm visiting and coming this way from the south. This was the best low price motel I've ever stayed out; a few eating places are near by too. Motel is just off I-27; easy on/off access.