Days Inn Lima

The best thing to do would be to STAY AWAY. The room was dirty the mattress had something spiled on it the chairs were stained and the sheets had a hole in it. The air conditioning was very noise. the shower head is about 5 feet high so taking a shower is kind of hard. The dinning room was closed. I will not stay here the next tiime i vist my son at college.I can't beleave Days Inn still has there name on this hotel.

Great service,and friendly staff, Rooms clean and neat,up to date electronic ac/heater, yfi no card needed easy access

Rang late arrival buzzer 5 times before it worked, remote hardly worked for TV, asked for reciept when checking out desk clerk had to get it out of trash (crumpled and prices scribbled out). Selected this hotel because it had a pool,(closed). [...] Found spider in tub, good thing they don't creep me out.

Generally speaking, it was fair for the price. Yes it is an older hotel and had "older hotel" type issues like a few chipped tiles and such but the price was right and it included a refrigerator, perfect for the Thanksgiving weekend.However, we encountered some very avoidable issues and quickly decided there were plenty of choices of hotels in Lima with comparable prices that we know would have been better.The night we checked in, we had no bath towels in our room. There were only a couple wash cloths and hand towels. One hand towel was set folded on top of the tank of the toilet and when I picked it up, out fell a cap of a beer bottle. When I called the front desk to see if I could come get bath towels, the clerk insisted I wasn't looking in the right place for the towels but did reluctantly tell me he would give me some if I came up to the desk (which is what I offered from the start). I don't appreciate being treated like a fool or a thief... whichever he was thinking. The next morning, we ran down to grab a quick pastry/muffin from their continental breakfast served 6-10 AM. Admittedly, it was 9:45 but everything was cleared away including cups for the coffee which they claimed to serve all day long.That evening we return to the hotel to discover that the code to the lock on our room had been changed and our keys no longer worked. We had the room reserved for two nights on "one system" but another system had us recorded as being only one-night guests. We had both been very careful to not put our keycards in the same pocket with our cell phone or other charge cards - been there done that, not an excuse this time.As I checked out, the clerk asked how everything was and I was honest. He proceeded to feed me lines of bull contradictory to what others had said and what I know to be true from staying in other hotels - particularly how the keys work and that you shouldn't have to ask the desk clerk for a cup to drink complimentary coffee. Normally, I seriously roll with the punches and don't complain and try to get some sort of compensation from a frustrating experience getting worse, but he continued to feed me bull that he had no control over how much I was charged and couldn't refund any money [...] He did eventually hand me a card for $10 off my next stay at that particular Days Inn but it was very painful for him to do so and I honestly don't know why I picked it up.

We stayed at the Days Inn, Lima for a nearby wedding. It was a fine place to crash for the evening, but I wouldn't want to stay any longer than that. It seems to be run by a family that doesn't speak great English. After we checked in and went to our room, we found that they were still cleaning it. A little annoying, but not a big deal. The motel itself could use some updating but everything seemed to be in working order and the beds were reasonably comfortable. There is a restaurant and a bar at the motel, I believe, but we didn't go to either of them. After staying at the motel, I would stay there again if I was in Lima and just looking for a no-frills place to stay for the night.