It is older and in need of maintenance but cheap enough and clean. This was where decided to stay to save a few bucks when we traveled to Fort Worth for the annual "El Scorcho" 25/50K running event on July 20th. I wouldn't give it ultra high marks and couldn't call it lodging for Mom, a girlfriend or wife and... more

This place was horrible!!! I am a mom on a school trip with majorettes that are to perform at the convention center today Saturday and Sunday for national competition. First of all, the outside door has a gap between it and the door stop--you can see daylight. The air conditioner has no molding or caulking around it--you can see daylight... more

Dirty!!!! OLD mattresses, old towels, worn out carpet, slick and stained tub, cobwebs hanging on the walls and lamp shades. Housekeeping - asked twice for carpet to be vacumed, not done, don't think sink and tub were cleaned well, beds half way made, Coffee pot rinsed out and left on sink to dry. Breakfast - frozen waffles, muffins, bagles, dry... more

This was a HORRIBLE hotel, and I stay out of town a lot. It smelled awful, the staff was rude, the carpet was filthy, and there was a used condom and beer bottle outside my door. I felt extremely unsafe, and wanted a shower because it made me feel so dirty. Roaches in the bathtub nixed that idea. Several outlets... more

Never in my life have I experienced anything like this place! If the smell of urine and cockroaches are your thing then definately stay at this hotel!!!! The room stunk of urine and there was a giant cockroach on the wall when we walked in. We opened the hide-a-bed and it was full of sunflower seed shells. The room was... more

Stayed there because convenient to TCU, and just wanted a place to sleep - that's all its good for. Light Bulbs missing in the room, No Yellow Pages in room. Continental Breakfast sucks, they don't even keep the coffee pot full. And of course no in room coffee. One of the worst Days Inns I have stayed in, but its... more

Everything about my stay at this property was TIRED. The front desk was tired as I was upon check in. The rooms were dismal, complete with cigarette burns on the sink basin, the clock was not working and the room smelled stale and moldy. Walls are very thin and you can hear everything next door. No internet access, which makes... more

I wanted a fair-priced hotel near the TCU campus. Days Inn fit the bill at $46/night, but it really was a total dive. It is located within 1+ miles east of the campus, past a park and river, and in a pretty nicely-developed area (Panera Bread, etc.). There were some more recent suite-type hotels next to the Days Inn, which... more