I stayed here with friends for 4 nights the weekend of the Bridge School Benefit. The hotel we've stayed at for years had gotten too expensive for what it was so we decided to give this place a try. The double rooms are large and spacious, bathrooms clean and beds very comfortable. Continental breakfast is basic corporate fare - make-your-own waffles, cereal, hard boiled eggs, apples, bananas, toast, bagels. muffins, etc. but there was a rather large foreign travel group staying there so table space was at a premium. One morning I had to eat out by the pool - not really an option in the rain!

The carpeting in the room could stand a bit of cleaning, and the electrical outlets definitely need some work (all of our re-charger plugs fell out of each outlet unless they were supported in some manner) but other than that I found the Days Inn to be a good value for the money. I didn't have the opportunity to use either the heated pool or the sauna, but appreciated the availability of both. I was on the first floor and had no issue with noise and felt safe at all times.

As a side note, there is an EXCELLENT Greek restaurant across the parking lot if you are too tired after a long day of travel to venture out far to eat. Also management should upgrade the computer in the lobby. While serviceable enough, it was really slow!

I stayed here on a Monday night. I had a very hard time sleeping because of all the noise from the nearby roads. I decided to leave a night early because of this issue.

Also breakfast was only served until 9am which I was not told. I spend about 10 minutes just trying to figure out where breakfast was since everyone pointed me in a different direction.

I chose this place due to price and location. It was barely worth what I paid. It seemed clean, but upon looking for an outlet for my phone, I realized it was not - unmentionable wrappers on the floor. The doors open to the outside, and as a single female traveler, it wasn't comfortable on the first floor. Was happy to leave.