Days Inn Nanuet Spring Valley

Honestly. I consider myself pretty ritzy and I like good hotels and good restaurants but surprisingly I don’t hate this hotel for when I don’t need or want anything fancy. I have probably stayed here around 8 times each time multiple days. So saying this check in has always been easy and if I come without a reservation they always give me a better price then online. Rooms have always been clean and nice, and beds comfortable. Out of all my stays I have only had a problem 2x in the morning with the plumbing but that was because they were in the process of fixing it. They could have let us know beforehand but no biggie to me. Housekeeping lovely, always smiles and politeness. Never had the breakfast so can not comment on it. Business area is pretty good for when I need to print something, just print and go back to the front desk and they get it for you. Good hotel overall I would give it a chance if in the area.

If this review only allowed 0 stars. I would have been better off staying in my car. Paid 200 $ for a room with a hot tub only to find out that evening there was NO HOT WATER. The refrigerator did not work, I had to go to the gas station because they had no ice. The shower was a round stall only a child could move in. I killed 4 big black spiders, the phone in the room did not work, i called the front desk to request a refund and check out and they told me absolutley not nor did they offer to move me to a different room. I had to go to a baby shower the next day without a shower and on top of it all it was filthy, and smelled of indian food. I will be calling the BBB and the dept of health. DO NOT STAY HERE! TERRIBLE !!!

WARNING!!! Do not stay in this hotel I was here for business and left the first night went back home hotel looks run down dirty and horrible. When I checked and I overheard the front desk was complaining about the pool not having enough chlorine and they still had people swimming in it. Bad place!!!

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!!
I was in New York for my cousin’s funeral. We usually stay at another property with a kitchen when we visit the area but this time it was going to be a short trip so I booked Days Inn. The place is a dump with broken furniture and stained carpet and bedding. That was not the worst of it.
Being depressed by the death of my cousin, I decided to leave a day early. I had booked through Orbitz and they were more than happy to give m a refund for the one day as long as the hotel agreed. Both the night manager and the manager the following morning said they were sympathetic, I was told that the owner refused to refund my money. I ended up leaving a day early and forfeiting 100% of the cost of the room!
I will NEVER stay at this property again and I urge anyone needing a place to stay to consider other nearby properties.

Not bad if you just want a roof over your head. Night staff is very friendly.
Checked in, got to my room and tried to heat something up in microwave. Didn’t work. Tried to call out for pizza. Phone didn’t work. 39 degrees and the heater was indecisive, so I doubled up the 1 slightly stained coverlet & sheet & put 2 pairs of pants, a thermal and a thick hoodie on to stay warm. Mold and hair in the corner of the bath tub. Pictures to follow.
Changed rooms, but not without the staff being a little defensive about their amenities. But the interaction was nice.
Went to new room, got in shower & had to barely turn it on to get hot water. Bird bath.
Will likely check out today & go up the road to a beautiful hotel that’s only $ 20 more on
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Not a complete sh*t-hole, but I wasn’t going to stay here. Upon arrival, some middle aged guys were hanging outside, talking, smoking and having beers. We walked around to the front where the office is and inquired if they had any vacancies. Sure, they did. I asked to see it first, the employee was hesitant at first you could clearly see it in his face, he didn’t want to let us. THANK GOD I did. Upon walking to the room, the carpets were lifting and covered in stains. We open the door and it almost felt «damp» due to the humidity in the room. The room reeked. Lovely king size bed, but full of stains. (We specifically uncovered it and used a flashlight to inspect, I am very picky.) Nice flat panel tv, which was great, most older hotels don’t even upgrade. Bathroom was filthy and stained with soap scum. I wouldn’t even trust walking barefoot on the rugs. Who knows if they had bugs, I wouldn’t doubt it. But the overall feeling I got from this place, was not for me. For the price, you’d expect a little bit more anyways. But regardless of price, cleanliness shouldn’t be an issue.

This place is a dump.
I asked to check out the room before I agreed to stay there. I walked by a few gentlemen drinking in the parking lot, into the building, across the stained hallway carpet, and into a humid room. The A/​C was on, but the room was very humid and smelled stale.
On the upside, it had a nice flatscreen TV and clean sheets covering the stained mattress.
I gave the room key back, and left to go stay someplace else.

We stayed here while attending our nephew’s graduation from West Point. The entire weekend it was pouring rain, which made it inconvenient to go to the «office» which is a separate building to get another towel, a replacement key, and ask them why the Wi-​Fi wasn’t working. However, It was clean and roomy enough, and the staff were pleasant. They serve «breakfast» which consists of one make your own waffle maker, toast, two kinds of cereals, muffins or pastries, a couple of fruits and bad coffee. But it’s enough to get you going.
All in all, there were too many things not working.
1) The first night the fire alarm went off at 1 a.m. and everyone came out in their jammies. There was a fireman in our group, and he said there was something amiss with the utility room. So we didn’t get a lot of sleep.
2) No Wi-​Fi in the rooms. You can come to the lobby (put on your rain gear) or the business center, but forget your room. They always responded with feigned ignorance. «It’s still not working?» Finally they said it was due to the rain and it wouldn’t be fixed until the following Tuesday.
3) Our TV didn’t work. The first night I watched Mrs. Doubtfire from their nice array of movies. I don’t know what I watched the second night. By the third night I had heard from someone in our group something about turning to Channel 3. Nothing written by the TV that I could see and the channel button was broken. I got my husband to call the desk and a guy came up and used a pen to turn to Channel 3. It that acceptable?
4) The room keys! We must have gone through ten of them. They rarely worked, and when they did work, it was on the third or fourth swipe. He said something about «your credit card is removing the magnetic thing.» Yeah, right. Then why is it that our next hotel didn’t have that problem?
5) And this isn’t their fault. There are no (repeat NO) restaurants or eateries within walking distance or a short drive. There was one out-​of-​business restaurant right across from the motel. .
I feel bad giving it a negative review because the staff really are trying and it wasn’t expensive. I suppose they are on a tight budgets, and times are tough. But all those things not being kept in working order was really annoying.

I usually stay here when I visit my parents in Nanuet. I like it. I get the business suite: king size bed, including wifi, flat screen, jacuzzi, 2 sofas, desk & fridge.
They allow pets.
Housekeeping is alright…
Prices change with time of year & holidays but location is prime.

During the 11 – 12 hour move to Rhode Island, with a black cat curled on my lap for the entire duration and having left our origin so late in the evening (think, 4 pm) we inevitably required a short, overnight pit stop. This Days Inn was about at the halfway point of our travels plus they allowed pets, was in a nice area and, not to mention, was close to one of my most enjoyed malls, the Palisades Center for easy access getting my shop on. Bingo!
Pulling up to their location, I was super psyched as they had obviously newly renovated their rooms. The office area was a little musty but the management appeared nice enough. However once I was given my key and made the quickie drive to the other side of the building I was so, so disappointed. To put it simply, the front sections are brand spankin’ new. the back. not so much. Our room was clean but disappointingly, the mattress had a hole the size of Texas (my cat actually got stuck in it the next morning), the carpet was suitably stained, the mini fridge smelled weirdarific and our new «neighbors» were appallingly gross. Think, blasting music right outside their room, spit wads aflyin’ and just general annoyance. Unlike the front area to boot, the back rooms are outside (as in, no inside halls, etc) and to add insult to injury, the doors and locks were totally flimsy. I didn’t fear for my existence but I wasn’t exactly completely comfortable either.
Overall it wasn’t a completely terrible experience but I was led to believe I was getting a little more bang for my buck for the hundred bucks I slapped down. And while the pictures of the outside building on their website are 100% accurate, there’s a reason why they don’t show you the backside.