Days Inn Phoenix West AZ

1 star as the staff was pleasant. However, mold in shower, old dingy towels, no courtesy shuttle, no frig or coffee in rooms, and very limited breakfast bar with over ripe fruit… There are several hotels on this block. I would recommend taking chance on others. I am stuck here as my company paid for it while my truck is in the shop… Let me add luke warm water and 3 knocks on my door by women soliciting !!!

Do not stay here! Our room was disgusting! We got a NON SMOKE and it smelled like cigarettes. The room had NO IRON or complimentary shampoo or soap. The rugs were badly stained and the sink was DISTURBINGLY NASTY! It looked like someone had puked and cleaning forgot to clean.

Horrible. First room my weary 7-​months pregnant wife and I checked into had no faucet in the bathtub and had not been cleaned. Got a second room, and it wasn’t much cleaner, but at least the shower was functional. Carpet stained like crazy. Wish we had seen Unilocal reviews before booking, but too tired to move rooms a third time.

o anyone considering staying at this motel. do yourself a favor and DONT! We were there for spring training and my husband booked this motel at a great price. A few days before getting to leave I looked at the reviews on several websites.omg.asked my husband did you not READ these? Tried to find another motel reasonable and nothing available unless I wanted to pay $ 250 or more per nite. So I thought OK. maybe it wont be so bad. but YES IT IS! We got there at 5pm, no rooms ready.(check in time 3 pm) their response is housekeeping is lacking today.duh.from what i read its everyday. At that point the mgr said it shouldnt be much longer. she left for the day. an hour later we asked the other totally clueless person how much longer. her response.I DONT KNOW… many others came down from their rooms while we were waiting complaining about dirty room, cigarette burns. toilets not working lights not working. room keys not working… mold in bathroom. no wi fi. etc etc and NO TOWELS! I had previously read online they were laggingin towels and brought my own! Finally we got a room… yes it was old. carpets badly stained. but it was cleaned and smelled good. Everything worked so we figuired ok for the price no reason to complain… till around midnight to 4 am there was a constant flow of men in and out of the room next door. and fights breaking out. doors slamming all nite long. We left early went to baseball game and when we got back we requested a room change. although there were none available. We told them what was going on in room next to us. they said OH REALLY? I think mgt is well aware of this plus drug deals there. a lot of people apparantly live in that motel. She said if it was bad again she would try to move us the next day. Later that day I could hear the gilr next door outside on her cell phone lining up her men, she started early that day around 5 pm. Then had a series of men come in. we left to go to dinner and it was quiet later.
Our final night it was bad again with a lot of fighting in the room from 2 to 4pm. The only reason we didnt call the police is I was worried about any retaliation toward us from one of the pimps. Didnt want to see our tires slashed. And everyday there were more and more people complaining. So if you want the worst stay of your life for a cheap price, which now i can see WHY it was so cheap (we got 3 nights $ 147 from
) then that would be the only reason you should stay here!!!

This Days Inn is a complete dump. Horrible service, they double booked my room and shorted my stay and had to relocate. Plus the room was awful, toilet was running, A/​C turned off an on the whole night. I’m never going back to a Days Inn.

You get what you pay for. If you just want a quick nights sleep at a decent price then this should do. Nothing to brag about here and nothing that would make me run away. We had a corner room close to the highway and road noise wasn’t an issue. Not the best of places but not the worst. If you want high end go else where. If you want cheap here you go.

Terrible customer service. I called to make inquiries and the person I talked to was so rude that I decided not to stay here.

The room wasn’t too clean but the staff was nice! The main light didn’t turn on and the shower water was cold. Decent amenities and cozy bed but it was noisy outside. Worked well for our one night visit but the breakfast was lacking

I wish I would have read the Unilocal reviews before booking through orbitz. Terrible. There were not many options available during this time of March with Spring Training. With that said my expectations for a motel are minimal at best. A comfortable, easy to access room is all I want. This place offers none. The hotel at glance appears sketchy. From the faded warning sign about parking, to the stained walls in the room, chipped paint on walls and lazy employees. First night I check in my room was not available till 6 pm, check in time is supposed to be at 3. I checked in at 5 and waited an hour. The staff was not sure when the room would be ready and seemed lost. This establishment needs major renovations. The air vents in the restroom are filthy. The TV is outdated and a few of the channels did not work. Everything just looks dirty. The maintenance staff was cleaning up and left a few doors opened to rooms that appeared to be half way through a renovation but someone decided to use them as storage lockers instead.
It is located off the 10 freeway/​highway and is about 13 min from camelback ranch ballpark. Getting into downtown Phoenix is easy too. All in all I would not recommend this motel. I’ve stayed in some dumpy motels but even those had a few positives. Whomever owns this place just lean up. Modern-​ized the rooms with at least comfortable beds and working TVs.
I stayed March 7^th-​10^th.

Hey Days Inn, I get it. You’re Days Inn. You’re not the Ritz, you’re not Hilton, you’re not even Radisson on a good day.
You’re a $ 50-​a-​night hotel. There are certain things I expect from a $ 50-​a-​night hotel, like the three people randomly hanging out on the sidewalk around the back corner of the first floor, cackling like hyenas at midnight for God only knows what reason. That’s part of the experience. I signed up for that. That’s on me.
Here’s what’s on you:
– The soiled bath mat in the bathroom
– The scab sitting in plain sight on the hot/​cold knob in the shower
– The nasty spots on the walls around the sink and toilet. Probably mold spores.
– The dented-​in towel rack in the bathroom.
Actually, strike that last one. The dented-​in towel rack is on the hooker who worked out of Room 238 the night before and decided that was the only place to rest her 40-​pound handbag. (For every one prostitute who finished college, like 2 or 3 don’t. That’s on her, not you Days Inn.)
Here’s what a good hotel would do:
1. Fire the person who was responsible for stocking the towels and cleaning room 238 on Feb. 13. No sympathy, no questions, just a pink slip.
2. Install a proper ventilation system in the bathrooms so mold spores don’t grow
3. You could bring the décor in the rooms out of 1989 too. That wouldn’t hurt, but I’m not about to get greedy.
I realize these things cost money, Days Inn, but I assume my $ 50 is going somewhere. Right?
Positives:
– Adequate water pressure in shower
– There’s a table
– Two towels means I was able to use one of the towels as a bath mat since I was staying by myself.
Hell hole. Avoid it like the plague. Come to think of it, the scab might have contained the plague.

This is a hell hole, there is mold all over the restroom, the carpet is filthy, the towels are soiled and Cable is basic of basic. Pictures will explain these and other short falls.