Days Inn Richmond

Everything was great. King size bed wasn't very comfortable sheets didn't fit properly. Everything else was great. Couldn't ask for better

Except having to pay 10.00 per night for a pet at a pet friendly motel, this motel worked great for us.

Front desk was very helpful, Although it was a good experience staying there, but i believe someone from housekeeping tried to seekin my bag. I usually lock the bag, but on the last day when i returned it was showing 000 which is highly unusal. My vest kept on the top of the bag was missing :(. (wonder who would want to wear a used vest. I did not complained as i had to rush to the site. But i would not like to stay there again considering the incident...

We we're in town for a state bowling tournament, stayed the weekend. The room was nice and clean... liked the idea of a fridge and microwave in the room. Will definitely stay again if ever in the area. Only complaint we had was poor water pressure, but soon realized every place in Richmond had low water pressure.

The hotel was a great value. However, it was worn out and dirty.

I needed a motel that would take dogs, but they charged an extra fee, and the room was scarily dirty.

I spent one night at the Day's Inn in Richmond, Indiana, a facility I've stayed in previously during my weekends on campus for grad school. The hotel is a decent, affordable accomodation and obvious effort has been made to clean the hotel up. The positives to the Days Inn are that it is one of the most cost-effective motel/hotels in Richmond and is reasonably clean with free cable and a light free breakfast. The staff has been friendly during each stay. I'm a traveler in a wheelchair, and the Days Inn offers essentially two rooms that could be considered wheelchair accessible, though they will tell you they have a third (they are wrong. This third room is NOT wheelchair accessible). Unfortunately, even if you reserve an accessible room successfully, there's no guarantee it will be available upon arrival. Fortunately, I've learned to check on this before my arrival but it remains a source of frustration to arrive with the acknowledged need and see non-handicapped customers placed in these rooms. If you stay here, I strongly advise you request a room at the front of the facility. They are very close to a railroad track and the train goes by at all hours of the night. Those in the back of the hotel will experience this throughout the night. The rooms are fairly quiet within them. I had a loud next door neighbor during my recent stay, but the walls were solid and it was hardly bothersome at all. This is much better than is usually true for lower-end accomodations. The free breakfast is essentially cereal, bagels and 1-2 different types of rolls. The bagels/rolls are "packaged." By no means a choice for the traveler who needs the comforts of home, the Days Inn is an affordable, reasonably comfortable option for the business or student traveler on a budget.

Visited with friends from out of town!I booked this hotel because of the lower rates!!

Major rail line next to hotel, thought a tornado was coming at 1 am...owner should have warned us as it caused alot of confusion at first....tracks were busy all night...not much sleep. Light didn't work in room.

I had 2 rooms & one was very dirty. My door jam was broken as if someone kicked it in. In addition, my non-smoking room smelled like smoke. I knew the train track was there, but perhaps it s/b noted on the description.