We pulled up to the hotel and seriously considered canceling our reservation without ever setting foot inside. The exterior gives the feel of a 1970's roadside motel, and the parking is very cramped. We were relieved, however, when we went inside and found a modern lobby and friendly staff. Good points: The suites are very spacious, literally two full-size rooms,... more

We stayed at this hotel for only one night on a recent trip to Thunder Bay, Ontario. The room was shabby, pokey, and none too clean. There was a door leading to a balcony that could not be opened nor were we able to open the window. Believe me, we tried in order to alleviate the mustiness in the room.... more

The hotel's staff was great and it is a short walk to the train station (which has tons of free parking) if you wanted to drive. The hotel is 70's vintage and well worn and in bad need of an complete overhaul. The street in front is busy until late - bring ear plugs. The room was clean, but worn.... more

This Is the second time I have stayed here, 2 nights in 2003 and 2 nights in July 2009. The hotel looks like it has been completely renovated. New paint, new Bathrooms, new carpet and some new furniture. I stayed with 2 teenagers and the pool and weight room kept them occupied in the evenings. The balcony was wonderful, we... more

Some of the other reviews must be talking about some other hotel. This hotel is at least average/ or more in every catagory. We were impressed by the friendliness and cordiality of the front desk staff. The restaurant is a bit dark, but it looks like every Pub in England, Scotland and Ireland that I have visited. We ate there... more

This hotel was completely adequate. The room was clean enough and had a convenient refrigerator and cooker plate. The breakfast buffet was meagre but the restaurant in the hotel offered a predictable and adequate dinner menu. We booked into this hotel to ride the Algoma Central Railroad. There are a couple of other hotels nearby. Any of the three would... more

Either some people are used to luxury hotels such as Hilton's and Sheraton's or else they have totally renovated the Days Inn since the previous reviews! This hotel was not "run down" or "shabby" from what I saw. It was a bright, clean, economy hotel - which is what the Days Inn chain usual is. The front deks clerks that... more

As we drove up to the hotel we thought it looked tired and old. And we were right. While the bathroom was newer, it was not finished correctly and the room was horrid. A shabby bed that was probably from the 80s and mismatched furniture made the room seem like a university students dorm. Our view was of the brick... more

I stayed here just for one night on my way through from Toronto to Calgary. It's an older hotel, but the bathrooms have been refurbished somewhat. The hallways are a bit dark and dank and rooms just have an old, dated feel about them. They are clean though. Parking is an issue, the hotel was at full occupancy last night... more