We stayed here in November 2007. Our large clean room cost $87 + tax. The inn is just off I5, and across from a railroad, but our room was very quiet. The pool was unheated, too bad. The room had a microwave oven and as I recall a small fridge. The shower hit me square in the chest. Why don't... more

We needed a place to sleep on our way home from Oregon. I am used to this sort of budget hotel for just a night's stay, not as a vacation destination, but even so....YUCK. For some reason, the Best Western and other better grade motels were booked, so we landed here. I truly wish we would've just gone to the... more

I booked a room here through travelocity.com The rate I paid was $62.00 for the night plus taxes, etc. That rate was considerably cheaper then daysinn website. The motel is easy to get to. It's right off of I-5. Woodland is kind of a small town. Downtown is west of the motel. There are lots of places to eat downtown,... more

My wife walked in and walked out right away.... YUK! was her comment. Drove up the street and stayed at Holiday Inn Express. The lobby looked like a bank in the inner city. First impressions are everything. If you travel with your wife think 3 times before you make a reservation here. more

We're staying in the Woodland Days Inn right now (I'm posting this using their free wireless internet). Overall, the hotel is dated and worn. The furniture is barely hanging on (this table in my room is creaky and wobbly). But that's no big deal. The main problem is the smell. As soon as you walk into the lobby, there is... more