We had requested two beds, the manager would only give us one. Then forced me to pay $15 a day for a rollaway bed. I negotiated him down to $15 for the two days. He said that if I hadn't already received such a good deal on Priceline he would have let me have it for free.

We stayed here for education week. It is a good, basic, inexpensive hotel within 10 min. of BYU. The Cracker Barrel restaurant next door has a great menu and a nice seasonal store. The restaurant manager sat down with us and explained all the options, very nice service. Overall, we were pleased with our stay and would stay again.

We were planning a trip through Utah, so I made my reservation online and when it was processed it was the wrong price. It was supposed to be $75 but the confirmation said it was $90 (that was my error, since I had tried to place the order a couple of times and got timed out) when i went back in to complete it I forgot to put in the AAA code for a discount. I called the hotel and spoke to a man who said he'd take care of it - No problem!

When we arrived to check in in person, the women at the desk tried to charge us $90 again - they were very unfriendly and unhelpful! They finally gave us $10 off. We were really disgusted by the lack of friendliness and customer service!

Also, the lobby REAKED of the smell of heavy curry food - not appropriate for a hotel lobby! I happen to like curry, but this was overwhelmingly pungent! I honestly think many people would walk in and walk right out, it was so strong!

I would NOT stay at this hotel again - the rooms were shabby, the beds were like ROCK, and the overall condition of the hotel was deplorable. The lighting in the room was AWFUL, and there were no sheer curtains in the windows - we were on the ground floor, so we could choose from totally open and visible to everyone, or totally dark with black-out curtains!

Everything seemed to be extremely cheaply done, and hadn't been updated for a very long time, so that, along with the horrible customer service makes this place a pit! Never staying there again!

We actually stopped at another Days Inn in Winnemucca, Nevada, on our way back to California, and when we took a look at the room the beds were also as hard as a rock, so my husband refused to stay there! I'm pretty sure we won't stay at another Days In after this experience!

Room and hotel were filthy. They also charged us twice for the same stay. When approached, the desk clerk muttered something in a foreign language (good luck communiting with the staff!), then walked away and told me it wasn't his problem. Was hung up on when we tried to resolve it with the hotel, so we ended up calling the corporate office for Days Inn to get it resolved. Dishonest, poor service, and dirty!