Days Inn Kennewick

Stayed there with my kids last weekend for a family gathering. It wasn’t bad for what we paid for it. Only thing, wish they kept their breakfast open a little longer.

Horrible service! On our second day, we left for a while and came back. All of our stuff was gone, everything, everywhere. We bought soap and hair products, when we came back, we were told they were thrown away! I am never staying here again. I wouldn’t recommend staying here either! Too bad there isn’t such thing as zero stars!

I can’t think of anything positive to say about my stay at this hotel this past weekend. Oh wait, it’s next door to a Dairy Queen and I really like Dairy Queen.
I get there with a baseball group and get the keys for room 329. After a couple tries, I couldn’t get the room door to open, but then it opened… from the other side!!! It was already occupied. Are you kidding me? After apologizing to the occupant, I go back to the lobby and get another room. Yay, this one is empty. This same scenario played out with others in our group, so this is not isolated to just me.
The room was small. Not worth the $ 89 charge before taxes. I got a rollaway bed ($ 15 extra) that was more springs than mattress. And at just under five feet, ten inches tall, I was about six inches too tall for the rollaway.
After an ok night sleep, it was time to enjoy the continental breakfast… or not. If you like small dry bagels, make-​it-​yourself waffles, and a few yogurt choices, you’re in luck. Want cereal? Sorry. Any form of protein? Not to be found. On the plus side, I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed an Egg McMuffin like this before. Thanks McDonald’s a block down the street.
Though the supporting cast did well (thanks DQ and McDonald’s), I would avoid this Days Inn at all costs. If you have an SUV, it would be better to sleep in it than waste your money here. I will avoid Days Inn in general from now on.

Sorry this is kind of a rant, but I guess most negative reviews are right? We are from out of town and needed to find a place to stay at 2 am. We’ve stayed at this hotel before and had no issues, so we decided it was a safe bet. We checked in and for some reason they wouldn’t give us a discounted rate at 2 am in the morning! So basically we paid full price for a room we would only have for 9 hours! Whatever, we were way too tired to go looking for another place. We settle in room #208 for the night and try to get some rest. Only that’s not possible due to the booming foot steps overhead and the loud sound of water being drained through the pipes every 30 mins. We call and complain twice but the noise didn’t stop, it just slowed down. At 4 am they asked if we would like to change rooms but we decided to stick it out because the staff was being very polite and it seemed they were trying to deal with the noise. Unfortunately that noise never stopped and after 3 hours of falling in and out of sleep we approached the manager who offered us an extended check out period which would have been nice if any of the noise went away. We ended up spending that extra time packing up and trying to find a new hotel to stay at.
Tldr: 2 stars because the staff was pretty helpful. Don’t stay in room 208! Breakfast was kind of lame

This is an average Days Inn with a clean enough room, Free wi fi, fridge, microwave, Morning continental breakfast. It’s priced where it should be and while no W0W’s there was no disappointments either.

It is true that the room I had this past weekend at Days Inn was clean and comfortable ($ 101.75/night, incl. tax). Well, except maybe for the rattlesnake noise that emanated from the cooling unit whenever the fan turned on. Fortunately, it was a cool night and I was able to just shut the thing off and let outside air come in through the window.
But something outrageous happened and I will never stay at this Days Inn again.
OK, this is my mistake and I own it: I made the faulty assumption that checkout time was noon, because the Days Inn in nearby Richland (where I have stayed multiple times) has a noon checkout time. When I checked into the Kennewick Day’s Inn, I was not told that checkout time was an early 11:00am.
So this past Sunday morning, I left to get a bite to eat (after putting the «Do Not Disturb» tag on my door). I came back to my room around 11:20am, and discovered that the hotel staff had broken into my room, and left the door propped open. Inside the now unsecured room were my work computer and personal belongings. I was, shall we say, a little annoyed.
I asked for an explanation from a housekeeper working nearby. She had an «inspector» come and tell me that after checkout time, they break into guests’ rooms and remove belongings and take them down to the front desk where they can be claimed. The inspector claimed she didn’t see my belongings so she left them unattended/​unguarded in my room. Mind you, this was all happening a mere 20 minutes after their designated 11:00am checkout time.
I took my stuff from the room and went to the front desk to check out. I expressed my shock that my personal security had been violated by the hotel’s staff. The staffer at the desk pointed at the sign by the front desk that did indeed show check-​out time was 11:00am. However, it was untrue, as the staffer claimed, that checkout time is posted in the room. The staffer then went on to justify that they had to break into and clear out rooms because she had ninety people checking in at 3:00pm.
No, that excuse just doesn’t cut it for me (especially at $ 100+/night).

The rooms were clean, I guess, but very shabby. Carpet is worn and the room was cold when we checked in, we had to set in the cold till the room heated up. Breakfast was horrible, slimy pancake batter, stale bread and biscuits. The coffee tasted bitter like it had been out all day. Very rude people

Perfectly nice place to stay at when passing through. Room was nice, quiet, and they let us stay an hour late since we were slow getting our act together in the morning. Breakfast was surprisingly good — biscuits and gravy, make your own waffles, cottage cheese. A step above most free breakfasts. I’d stay here again.

We were in town for a friend’s wedding, what else would ever bring me to the Tri-​city area? Maybe the architecture, but that’s about it. –That was a joke, btw.
Weddings with a cash bar suck, but only for the suckas paying. We made a couple runs to the liquor store and snuck in some Hard A and then made beer runs, and when we thought we were all pretty plastered, we proved that indeed we were pretty trashed by taking it to the dance floor at a black wedding.
SUCCESS! We were drunk. ‘Cause no matter how drunk you are you will never dance any better. A white boy will never stop staring at his feet and snapping his fingers a la Carlton and a white girl will either do the chicken dance or turn into a skanky stripper.
After our disgusting display of rhythmless body jerks we headed back to our equally bland Hotel.
They allow pets!!!
Sure the place doesn’t smell all that good and the décor hasn’t been updated since the Ross Perot times, but that just made it all much sweeter.
We easily assimilate to the locals. We bought a case of assorted bottles, a bag of ice and red plastic cups; pulled down the tailgate and got r done there in the parking lot of the Days Inn.
The staff never bothered us and our 4 doggies lived it up.
Staff was super friendly and let us check in early per our request the day before. Good times.

We arrived in Kennewick for the night with nearly every hotel and motel in the city full. Days Inn had the last room available for several miles. And, of course, it was a smoking room. But we didn’t really have a choice so we took it. It was awful. It smelled terrible. I don’t even remember if the room was clean or dirty because the smell took all else off of my mind. In addition, there was a school soccer team staying there at the same time and they would run up and down the halls all night making noise. It did, however, have a very nice continental breakfast and the rest of the hotel seemed very nice. If we had actually stayed in a non-​smoking room, I’m sure the overall experience would have been great.