We chose to stay at the Days Inn because it is a budget hotel. It has everything you need, and should ever require, in a budget hotel. The room was sufficiently clean, it had 2 comfortable beds, indoor plumbing, working air conditioner, towels, wash clothes, hot water. It also has a few amenities that you might not expect for the price -- microwave and refrigerator, spacious room, working WIFI, and plenty of ice. There is even a breakfast. The housekeeping staff carries around canisters of Glade which they use liberally. If you don't like Glade, the windows open and the bathroom fan works.

I got this hotel through Hotwire which promised a two and a half star joint. As soon as I found out it was a Days Inn, I was pretty skeptical of the rating. I have stayed in a few Days Inn in my time and have found them to be two stars at best. This hotel did not disappoint my low expectations. The rooms are dark and dingy. The bedspreads and the furnishings need an update. Our room had an amazing view of - the parking lot! Good thing we were only staying there as a passover on the way to Spokane. Besides the price, the only good things are the Dairy Queen next door (so you can drown your sorrows in ice cream) and a pretty good breakfast buffet. My experience at these buffets is a lack of selection, mediocre food, and a lack of general cleanliness. This buffet had a pretty good selection including hot waffles. They also had an amazing person working there who kept the food coming and the place clean and spotless.

Reception was non descript neither dirty or particularly clean. The room we stayed in was vile Room 152. We complained to the hotel manager as it stank, the carpets were soiled and badly worn, the bed was crawling. They offered to fumigate the room, but we had clothes in the room and they would have been affected. there was no alternate accomodation in the hotel as it was full, They did not offer a refund or to find us alternate accomodation. avoid at all costs. It was a no star rating and we can see why. Staff were reluctant to help

Quite possibly the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, although I tend to go for better hotels than Days Inn..still, my room smelled like sewage, it was nasty, my nostrils could not get used to it enough to ignore it. I think there were turds hiding somewhere in the room.
In all seriousness, the room smelled, carpet was so suspect that I would not go barefoot, and the bedding was cheap and it was all just bad.