Everything was nice , the room was cleaned plus bathroom also clean. The only problem was the fridge inside was Nasty, it needed to be thawed out and then cleaned. Other than that it was a nice stay.

We booked a room for 6 nights at his location because it is close to the interstate and it said online they offer breakfast and roll away beds. This is so far from the truth...... They have no roll away beds and if your a traveler ypu look forward to the hot breakfast in the morning. This location has bread for toast and a Pancake maker the pastures are so hard and old looking. The best your going to get here is ? . Thus is such a disheartening thing when you've been on the road for 3 days.

I booked the room using the Wyndham Rewards app. Usually I'm guessing there's a $50 deposit for the room (can pay with cash) but, I didn't have to pay for one (maybe cause I used the app and am a gold star member?). For two nights is was a decent stay. No complaints about cleanliness. Check i/out was smooth. Breakfast isn't to much, coffee, oatmeal, cereal, they have a pancake make but it ran out of pancake batter. There is a waffle house across the street and other near by restaurants. I'd stay here again.

We checked in Wednesday afternoon, and I just have to say—what amazing customer service! Unfortunately, I didn’t catch their names, but there was a beautiful young lady with cute blonde hair and a young veteran who mentioned he had been stationed in Hawai?i and traveled all around the world. Both of them were absolutely wonderful. They were so friendly, welcoming, and genuinely kind. They made me feel comfortable and right at home, and when you’re far from home, that really means a lot. I just wanted to give them a shoutout and some well-deserved praise. People like them make a huge difference in someone’s stay. They deserve all the happiness and love in the world! Aloha from the girl from Las Vegas (originally from O?ahu, Hawai?i, visiting for my son’s military graduation). ?

This is one of the worst hotels ever! Staff are incompetent and rude. There was no breakfast, just toast and coffee, everything else was broken. No hot water and manager didn't believe us. Plumber just barged in as we were still getting dressed. 1st room was incredibly dirty and not cleaned, 2nd room next door at least the trash was taken out. Every night they had no extra pillows or blankets, barely any extra towels. Seriously outdated building. These people should not be running a hotel and this building needs to be shut down. Everytime they were informed of something wrong they acted like it was not their problem and didn't care!!!!!

Got into town at 2:20pm, went in and asked the woman if they had any rooms. She said, I’m a rude manner, “I will at 3!”. No good afternoon, how are you, nothing. I went next door to Comfort Inn and asked the lady who greeted me very pleasantly if they had any rooms, and she said they did and checked me in early, even though the sign next to her said 3pm. A little pleasantness goes a long way and it won’t hurt to make an exception sometimes. Days Inn, take note.

Very nice staff and the room was clean as usual. My favorite spot in Columbus to rent rooms from. The pancake breasts are awesome so don’t miss out on those.

The room was dirty and infested with cockroaches. The curtains wouldn't fully close, I had to tie them with a hairtie to close them. Despite that, there were holes worn into the curtains too. When they "cleaned" the room on our second day there, they only straightened the beds. The toilet was used and not flushed, there was a dirty washcloth left in the tub, and the sink was left dirty too. I HOPE they didn't have bedbugs as well. I didn't see evidence, but I have a few new bites and I can't tell if they were mosquito, cockroach, or bedbug bites. I will NEVER stay at a Days Inn again.

The guy at the front desk was rude as soon as we got there. Then we got to the room and there was a condom wrapper on the bed, the room was left a mess and trash was everywhere, there was bugs and roaches crawling all on the floor.

The Days Inn was about 4 MI away from Midtown Piedmont hospital where my son was being treated. The rooms were adequate even though the building was probably several decades old ie.in the doors didn't fit exactly and so on. The building appeared to be fairly well maintained. The biggest problem that we had was the shower curtain which is not straight but curved to hold the couch shower curtain away from you when you took a shower but somebody had pulled on it and it came down it would push back up and stay there as long as you didn't pull on it plus, the toilet was running constantly. I eat a low-carb diet so the breakfast was almost useless to me because all the food was loaded with either starch or sugars. It is becoming increasingly common for people to decrease sugars and starches in their diet. For me, this "breakfast" has effectively no benefit aside from the coffee which i do appreciate. In closing, when i checked out, the manager and the desk clerk were seated behind the desk so i thought i would mention the maintenance issue issues that i noted above. When i did so, the desk clerk not only did not acknowledge me but her gaze was not diverted from her cellphone for even an instant. When i glanced over at the manager he gave me some lip service that could be only described as rude. I was shocked that an employee would treat a customer so rudely especially in the presence of her manager. I have been in management my entire work career (currently retired). If i had witnessed one of my employees ignore a customer like she did to me, disciplinary action would be forthcoming immediately. I think this is what happens when a professional distance is not maintained between a manager and an employee. In short, the best thing i can say about this place is that it is at best a "port in a storm".