Well, my wife and I never actually stayed! After a long, long drive from Texas, we arrived at 10 PM here having booked on-line a few days prior. They had us booked in a room with two queen beds, and seeing as that there was a long line behind me, I figured maybe someone will need the two beds - I only needed one. After asking for a downgrade to ONE bed, the manager got upset with me and told me "I have no room for you! Get out of my hotel room!". I told him he was being unfair and demanded my room, but he said he'd call the cops. The rest of the people in line told him they didnt want to give him business so we went across the street to the Super 8 where we had nice service with a smile. So, I didn't actually stay, but the lady at the Super 8 says she gets people from the Days Inn all the time because the manager makes them feel unwelcome. It was ridiculous.

I was not even allowed to check into this hotel by what appeared to be the hotel manager. I am a professional, local Native American anthropologist and was treated with rudeness and hostility at this business. The employee here blamed me for a mistake of the reservations operator (TripRewards) when I declared my two children and infant as part of my two adult party. He states he cannot find the paper copy of my reservation in a pile in front of him and points to the computer screen showing a zero for children. I asked politely during the encounter if he still wanted my business and he (twice) tosses my ID and credit card back at me across the counter. I decide not to waste energy on arguing with this business owner and walk out the door to spend my hard earned money elsewhere.

If you visit the American Southwest please do not support this business who promote the Native American culture and treat us in this awful manner.

Rooms were marginally clean, but quiet (this is a hotel, not a motel which is significant as it's yards from the freeway). Wifi reception was poor to middlin'. The free breakfast was disgusting and incomplete. In-house restaurant was just ok. There is an indoor pool and jacuzzi if you want to relax or exercise. Bright spot is the staff who are friendly and helpful. There are several fast food places and two grocery stores in walking distance with a small fridge and microwave in room. Also a superwalmart nearby for anything you've forgotten on your trip.

On my last trip, there were signs of prior vandalism to vehicles on the freeway side of the hotel so watch where you park.

The hotel manager has zero public relations skills, nor does it appear that he wants any. He is all about instructing, or should I say ordering, hotel guests around. He acts as if he is doing you a favor by allowing you to stay in his hotel, which, by the way, is nothing like what you see on the website. None of the pictures give accurate depictions of the condition of this place. It is nowhere near as clean and modern as they show it to be. My experience in Winslow closely compares to another stay at a Days Inn in Austin, TX. It, too, was run by a manager of the same nationality: India, I would guess. Both places were run down, poorly maintained, and left much to be desired in the way of cleanliness. I was so offended by the manager's attitude that I reported it to Days Inn corporate office. Their response will determine whether or not I ever stay at another one of their hotels. There are other hotels in Winslow. I would strongly advise travelers to aviod this Days Inn.