This hotel is so outdated! Dirty carpets, very old bed, outlet falling out of wall in bathroom, just to name a few things. The price was great, but I would rather spend for for nice place.

Very basic hotel and smelly. Room windows dirty and I'm concerned about leaving my car in this part of town. I would not recommend and disappointed that priceline.com lists it as high as they do. I've paid a lot less for a lot better hotel.

Nice staff, clean, ideally situated, exactly what you need for a nice stay in the center of Raleigh.

No pets. I called due to conflicting information on the internet. The hotel site says no pets and so does the hotel. Good luck! It is tough to find pet friendly lodging downtown Raleigh.

My girlfriends and I stayed here for my bachelorette party. The hallways smelled AWFUL, enough to make me feel ill, the beds were impossible to sleep on, especially with two people, and there were loud people up and down the hallway at all hours of the night. The sheets had cigarette burns, scum in the shower, and some strange noise... More

The room was reasonably clean and the hotel was quiet. There was a stale odor in the halls and our room was very small and cramped. Fortunately, there were only 2 of us, but if a family were to stay there, there would not be any place to move around. There was a table and two chairs which were not... More

Continental breakfast was great! Good coffee and self made waffles. Do not rent a room on the second floor during the winter. You have to go outside and down the outside stairs to gain assess to the lobby, breakfast area , internet room and work out room. The refrigerator door in our room did not close and we could not... More

We were in Raleigh for a few days visiting family and doing a bit of sightseeing, so we just needed a reasonably priced base for our activities. The Days Inn Raleigh Downtown was exactly what we needed - central location, ample car parking, good price. The room had everything we wanted: free Wi-fi, TV, coffee machine, microwave (although we didn't... More

We were staying in Raleigh without a car and needed a place to stay downtown, but we couldn't spend too much. The Days Inn fit the bill. It was clean, relatively quiet, and so much cheaper than every other hotel in the downtown area. It's a bit of a walk to the main drag compared to the more expensive hotels,... More