Changed room three times. AC didnt work in first room, no hot water in shower in 2nd room, bugs in bathroom, rugs all disgusting. If it wasn't so late we would not have stayed.👎
The lobby looked like a caricature of a bad motel in a movie. There were stains all over the carpets - which looked like they had maybe never been cleaned. It smelled bad, the lights were literally flickering. The room was smelly, the AC so loud I could not sleep, and there was what looked like a blood stain on the carpet by the foot of the bed - a big one. The carpet was also coming apart in several places. Fine for a $50 motel in the sticks, but not for a $180 hotel in Boulder. The bed and bedding were actually decent though.
Hotel is in serious need of A makeover. Carpets are worn and torn in some spots, fabric on one of the chairs in my room was torn and room had a very musty smell.
Unfortunately this place is really just run down. I'm surprised that it's part of the Wyndham chain as they're usually pretty upscale. They just need to do some serious upkeep. The tub was pretty disgusting. Carpets worn. Holes in walls, etc.
After a long day you just want to go to the hotel and rest,but the bed was terrible and the whole room wasn't what I expected. I wouldn't camback here
Wet carpet, Overflowing toilet, broken door handle. Staff just said oh sorry.
Nice hotel for the price in close proximity to Boulder
Took several tries to get a full flush in the toilet and then 10 minutes of jiggling the handle and messing in the tank to get it to stop running. Hallway stank like mildew, but too s were okay.
the title says it all. There as hair on the pillows from previous guests, and in the morning, my wife woke up with bites on her body. We would have left upon discovering the hair, (lots of little hairs, indicating the pillow cases had not been changed) except that it was one in morning. We checked in at 7pm and then went out - so at that point upon returning and getting in bed we did not have the time or energy to leave and then get a new place. We threw the pillows on the floor.
This hotel needs some TLC. Paint chipped off walls in bathroom, rusted hinges on doors, and flooring transitions missing exposing tack strips dangerous.
We found leftover food in microwave and refrigerator from previous occupant. Bedspreads and blankets were clean but had very noticeable tears I. Them. Our no -smoking room had a distinct odor of pot just as you entered the room. Breakfast was good, staff was friendly and helpful, parking great, location perfect. Just needs lots of updating and more thorough cleaning of rooms between guests.
Friendly, knowledgeable staff, decent location just outside of boulder on the south side. The balcony was a really nice feature!! Facilities were/are in desperate need of maintenance and upgrading.
The Days Inn is a bit older when it comes the bathrooms and furniture. The hall smelled a bit musty. The hotel staff were excellent, including a young man named Salman working at the front desk. The room was clean. Breakfast was fresh and offered a diverse choice of hot and cold items. The hotel is about 2 miles from the University of Colorado.
Beds were comfortable. Staff was helpful. Price a bit high but for Boulder it was acceptable. Towels a bit thin
fridge froze my milk. A leak got all my papers wet
The views were very nice and the beds comfortable. However, the Internet connection was "iffy" and the water ran out in the middle of my shower. Not the warm water; all the water!! I called the front desk both times and the evening manager, who I was told by the day manager was new, just said sorry but there wasn't anything he could do about either situation. Since I paid through Orbitz the day manager said there wasn't anything they could do to make up for the inconviences. I just grabbed a biscuit w/PB&J on my way out in the mornings to run, but it was good and the rest of the breakfast spread looked nice. The carpet in the halls is in desperate need of replacement and there is a lot of wear and tear throughout the place. Property needs a full revenatation.
Good basic hotel/motel in South Boulder, well-run and clean. Not super convenient to downtown Boulder but we had friends to help with transportation.
The Days Hotel Boulder was one of many good surprises I had during my visit.The Staff could not be nicer or more helpful and the rooms and beds were comfortable. I did feel some of the guests were a handful for the staff but they handled them professionally . I will be staying there again its a bargain.
My room was clean, everything worked, and the internet connection was fast. The Days Inn cafe serves a fantastic breakfast. I was in Boulder to help my daughter, an out-of-state incoming freshman, get settled in, so the hotel was conveniently located for me though not within walking distance of CU. It was not cheap, but that may be because I didn't book early enough. I will stay here again.
Located in East Boulder within 2 miles (3 km) of University of Colorado-Boulder, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Boulder is within a few miles (5 km) of other popular sights such as Folsom Field. This 76-room hotel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
Start your day off right with a free continental breakfast offered each morning.
The 76 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, coffee makers, and phones. TVs come with cable channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Ironing boards and desks are also standard.
At Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Boulder, guests enjoy features like an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and WiFi in public areas. Free parking is included with your stay. Helpful staff can provide dry cleaning/laundry services and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
Changed room three times. AC didnt work in first room, no hot water in shower in 2nd room, bugs in bathroom, rugs all disgusting. If it wasn't so late we would not have stayed.👎
The lobby looked like a caricature of a bad motel in a movie. There were stains all over the carpets - which looked like they had maybe never been cleaned. It smelled bad, the lights were literally flickering. The room was smelly, the AC so loud I could not sleep, and there was what looked like a blood stain on the carpet by the foot of the bed - a big one. The carpet was also coming apart in several places. Fine for a $50 motel in the sticks, but not for a $180 hotel in Boulder. The bed and bedding were actually decent though.
Hotel is in serious need of A makeover. Carpets are worn and torn in some spots, fabric on one of the chairs in my room was torn and room had a very musty smell.
Unfortunately this place is really just run down. I'm surprised that it's part of the Wyndham chain as they're usually pretty upscale. They just need to do some serious upkeep. The tub was pretty disgusting. Carpets worn. Holes in walls, etc.
After a long day you just want to go to the hotel and rest,but the bed was terrible and the whole room wasn't what I expected. I wouldn't camback here
Wet carpet, Overflowing toilet, broken door handle. Staff just said oh sorry.
Nice hotel for the price in close proximity to Boulder
Took several tries to get a full flush in the toilet and then 10 minutes of jiggling the handle and messing in the tank to get it to stop running. Hallway stank like mildew, but too s were okay.
the title says it all. There as hair on the pillows from previous guests, and in the morning, my wife woke up with bites on her body. We would have left upon discovering the hair, (lots of little hairs, indicating the pillow cases had not been changed) except that it was one in morning. We checked in at 7pm and then went out - so at that point upon returning and getting in bed we did not have the time or energy to leave and then get a new place. We threw the pillows on the floor.
This hotel needs some TLC. Paint chipped off walls in bathroom, rusted hinges on doors, and flooring transitions missing exposing tack strips dangerous.
