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5 reviews for Days Inn
The room initially smelled like an old frat house inhabited by monkeys, but aired out quickly. Even late at night, Jets will take off almost straight overhead and get pretty loud. Breakfast was so-so, but free.
On the positive side, it was pretty damn cheap and very clean. Staff was friendly.
You can't get here on foot even though it's less that a mile from the airport, so either head up to F level and take their shuttle, or just take a cab but make sure you have the address. My cab driver didn't know it existed, but fortunately iPhone came to the rescue.
Cheap is about the only thing going for this hotel and it shows. My $69 room had no soap in the bathroom, only two full towels, one hand towel and one face cloth, no floor mat and it needed a sweep. The shower curtain was a single cheap plastic sheet and the hot and cold water were switched. The steel door frame of the room was mangled as if the police had had to break in, so the door got caught in the rug and you really needed to push hard to open it. Locks barely engaged because of the tilt. The hotel hallway stank of stale cigarettes and the elevator choked you with spilled cologne. The free breakfast consisted of coffee, a few Danishes, bread, a waffle maker and butter and jam packets. No fruit, no syrup, no sausages or bacon, no muffins or bagels.
It's cheap, which gains it a star, but other cheap places are bound to be more pleasant.
A very clean and decent inn on el camino. a busy street but if you get a room that faces the back side, not as noisy. we got a two bedroom for 1 week for $65 per night. it comes with continental breakfast, microwave, cable, wi-fi, and a parking lot in the back. the rooms are clean and decent size.
The guy at the front desk, Raymond, was very helpful. He was nice and answered all of our questions. We couldn't work the tv and he came up personally to help us with it.
I'll keep this place in mind next time I have relatives or friends who need to get an inn.
This place brings back some good ol' partying memories. I dropped by a few times on this page and was hesitant to review it, then got sidetracked. But yeah, this is a clean, neat, nice, new and very low priced! The rooms are always under $100. We've been here many times, and been in multiple rooms. I think I've only experienced ONE defect (a bathroom door that wouldn't close/lock all the way). I love the VIP rooms because they have a jacuzzi hot tub!! There's a/c and heater in the rooms as well as a refrigerator in some. Downstairs is a lounge area, microwave and coffee. The bedsheets and everything is definitely new and clean compared to many other hotels/motels/inns. And there is a parking lot in the back, although quite small. We always managed to get a couple spots though. I would definitely recommend this place, but at the same time hoping not too many people come here so the rooms aren't booked up when we're there.
I love this place !! Used to always come here with my friends . It's an inn which means it's nicer than a motel but not as nice as a hotel . I don't remember exactly how much but it was pretty cheap for a room . Like a little under $100 for a small room I think . They have a computer for you to go online and coffee for you to drink . They have a vending machine for drinks as well . They also sell food such as wonton . And I love their beds !! They are so soft and comfortable !! They have a little refrigerator in the rooms as well to put drinks and food which is cool . Best of all , free parking ! My friend told me that if you get one of the two biggest rooms , you get to use the hot tub for free or something . Haha , I never knew there was a hot tub here . Oh , one thing is that you can't smoke in the rooms which kind of sucks . But yeah , looking for a place to stay overnight ? This is the place to go . I would also recommend this place especially for foreign visitors because it's really near the airport and there's a lot of restaurants and interesting stuff on El Camino Real .
