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.

This is one of those places where I had to keep reminding myself frequently that the room was costing half the amount of one of the fancy hotels in town. The property is slightly funky, has seen better days, and is right on the edge of being a dive. The bad luck of having noisy neighbors would tip it over.

The sickly-sweet stench of cleaning supplies hits you when you walk in the door; luckily you get used to it quick. It would be a disaster for anyone with chemical sensitivities. The 2 chairs around the small table both had stains on the upholstery. Otherwise the room seemed reasonably clean. However the outdoor areas were pretty bad, there were cigarette butts all over the place in the parking area near my room.

There is a small nice-sized empty refrigerator, a basic microwave, and a small coffee maker. The sink has a small hair dryer on the wall.

The small double (not queen) bed was pretty hard; there were plenty of pillows.

Strangely, unlike the problem that many hotels have with hot water disappearing, in my room the cold water occasionally turned hot! It became an adventure, as I never knew what I was going to get from one try to the next.

The free WiFi was cranky, unpredictable, and often really really slow. I had to stay close to the window to get a decent signal. Strange, since they have at least 3 access-points, and I was in the middle of the building.

The free breakfast is very basic, all carbs and no protein option. There are several interesting restaurants within walking distance; but I was unable to identify one that serves breakfast. There is also an Albertson's grocery 1/2 mile away.

The location is a huge bonus, as you can walk across the street to the old Downtown area, and the large riverfront park, new museum, and new community center are just down the hill.

The hotel is nice really. Outside it has trees and looks "homey" The rooms are nice, but not more than one person can move from the front door to the bathroom. VERY VERY SMALL. The bed is a double. That's all they have. Doubles. For couples. I still can't believe they only have doubles. I have never had the experience of sleeping with my husband on a double. This should be interesting. I won't get any sleep, I can tell. The room is still comfortable and I think it's meant for one person.

The pool was great. Nice water and we were close to it. The problem came when a bunch of kids came in and played Marco Polo. Good luck swimming lol I got out and will go back later. Parents need to really not let kids do that if they see other people in the pool. I could barely swim to the side because of kids.

Continental breakfast in the morning, but we won't be eating there - going out to breakfast before the hydroplane races.

I will be saying no (recommen to a friend) because of the beds. That's nuts making a married couple (not small people) share a double bed.
A couple of restaurants within walking distance which look good.

Needed a place to stay in Richland and did not realize at the time that the metro area there had comparatively few motels. Most of the obvious ones along the interstate were booked by multiple weddings that weekend in early June, so after some searching we found the Days Inn. Hard to find from the interstate near what must pass as Richland's downtown district.

Clean and comfy property.