Days Inn Riverside Tyler Mall

I reserved through Wyndham’s system and was disappointed to arrive and be given a room that smelled like an ashtray, as I am a non-​smoker. Wyndham’s system never asked me for my preference, so I did not know I had to request non smoking room in the box for special requests while making the reservation. I mistakenly assumed that this was a smoke free hotel, as other hotels nearby were smoke-​free. On check in, the nice front desk lady did not ask me, either.
The towels, sheets, bathroom, and fridge all appeared clean, but I would suggest that my room (especially in the bathroom) is long overdue for a face lift. For example, the toilet seat had discolorations that may be from cigarette burns, the paint was peeling, the shower head was fused into a single position, the mirror was rusting at the top edge, and the tub floor was discolored. I was glad to see a blow dryer on the bathroom wall as well as a small microwave on top of the fridge. The Wi-​Fi had a good signal strength in my room, but my laptop still found it below average for speed. Still, I slept well in this room, which counts a lot in my book. I decided not to eat any of the free continental breakfast, but the room had a decent single-​serve (not a K-​cup) coffee maker with several choices. If I return, I intend to update my review.

My husband and I were going to a family party at a country club that had no hotels nearby. This part of town (Tyler Mall) was the closest with hotels. We had the option of selecting one or two pricey hotels closer to downtown Riverside, but knew we would be with family and simply needed a place to crash for the night. Well, this did serve the purpose. However, with taxes, it came to just over $ 100 per night which is just too expensive for a no-​frills, no service, dingy looking hotel. I do have to say, our room was clean and the water was warm in the shower.
It is not the fault of the hotel, but the part of town just is not very attractive. As far as the hotel goes, the outside walls and doors of the hotel are all dirty and look like suitcases and maid carts had crashed into them. Also, the walls are very thin and we could hear the neighbors while trying to sleep in.
The woman who checked us in was rather cold. We did not have any problems with her, but there was no welcome and no smile. They supposedly serve a continental breakfast, but with one look in the lobby, I decided to skip. I have stayed in Days Inns in the past, and honestly, they have been a little more put together than this motel.
It really was too expensive for what you get. If I need to spend the night nearby, I would like to say that I wouldn’t return, but there are truthfully not a lot of great options in that area.

This hotel is a ripoff. The room was at most a $ 55 room but they charged $ 135. A hoe infested loud activity all night and the Indians running it was rude and didn’t want to rent to people with any style. If you are looking for a room in Riverside don’t go to the days inn on magnolia.

This hotel was adequate. Room was clean and comfortable. However, the signage in the lobby was less than welcoming. It seemed that every sig n warned of a fine that would be charged for some infraction or another. I understand that this is what we have come to, as so few people respect the property of others. But here a late checkout is $ 30, and if the late checkout is after 1:00 the penalty is raised to $ 90, which is higher than the room rate.

Small, cramped room with loud guests in the parking lot and pool area. Terrible continental breakfast with pre packaged pastries and cereal being your best bets. The rooms need a complete overhaul. Fortunately only there for one night. I won’t be back.

I have been here twice once with a friend and once by myself. I love the noise level is not there. You can relax and enjoy yourself. I personally like the beds and like the fact that when your there by yourself you get a big bed without pillows. The staff is great, both times I checked in late (after work, relaxing) and I checked in at the window. I did feel very safe there as I was a girl alone at night. Both times I was on the 3^rd floor. It looks shabby from the outside but the inside of the room is nice. I came here to relax and renew away from everyone and I did just that. Will recommend to others

Gave this place 5 stars because we stay here every year and they’re always consistent. I wish we could have a room on the 1^st floor so my fat ass doesn’t have to walk up 3 flights of stairs but it’s all good. (Yes I’m staying at the hotel right now).
The employees are very friendly.
Our room is always nearly prepared with fresh towels.
The beds are very soft and comfortable. Some days I just don’t want to get out of bed.
A HUGE PLUS for this motel is they provide each room with a mini fridge and microwave.
This motel is in a convenient spot. Near all the entrances to the interstate, plenty restaurants near by, target, kohls, galleria at Tyler (mall), everything is very close.
My family and I love this place and will always come back every year during November when the oval nationals are in town at Perris Auto Speedway.

We had a great experience working with the owner and staff to secure rooms needed for a film production cast and crew. Raj and the staff were very welcoming and pleasant to work with. Our team was pleased with the cleanliness of the rooms and comfortable beds. Parking always seemed to have open spaces available for our vehicles and we felt at home. A BIG THANK YOU to Raj and his staff for accommodating us during filming in Riverside. Highly recommend this location.

Inexpensive and clean place to stay; VERY veteran friendly. Phone reservation process was less than desirable and difficult. Thanks to Rachel at the front desk, we worked it out. She recommended the Punjab Palace for a $ 10 buffet-​it was a much better meal than expected with personal service. Great overnight experience. Highly recommend.

This was great hotel. Close yet far from city center at a great cheap price. Lovely rooms and comfortable beds.

I had a really good experience here, and I look at it much like Michael R from Louisville. It was cheap and decent, but more than anything, it was QUIET at night! I stayed a full three days, including the weekend and slept well every night, and I am a very light sleeper. Usually cheap places in California equate to loud people yelling in the parking lot and a party on either side of you with thin walls. This was not the case. Perhaps it’s because the police station is right across the street. Bringing me to the next point…
There is a huge potential for noise due to the PD being across the street. During the day sirens would go off and it sounded like they were right at your door. In fact, I was a half mile from the hotel and coming back when I saw no less than 6 cars coming my way from here all with lights flashing and sirens blaring. But at night, nothing. The only other bad thing I can say is that you cannot make a left turn in or out of this place due to the median on Magnolia.

This is the only place to stay if you’re in need of a room in Riverside. I suggest upgrading to a business suite if possible. Your room will come equipped with a couch, all the necessary internet hookups and outlets galore, along with small microwave, fridge, and coffee maker.
What more can you ask for really?
Rooms are very clean and have a neutral smell. The only downside is the low quality toiletries. You’re much better off bringing your own. Your skin with thank you later.
As far as other amenities go, they offer a free continental breakfast, soda vending machines that only charge $ 1, and a pool with a deep end of 4 ½ feet. You short guys will feel like giants. Unfortunately, there is no fitness room but you’re welcome to run across Magnolia during rush hour if you’re dire need of a workout.
I’ve stayed here twice and I’ve left satisfied with the value on both visits.
They do a good job…

I have family in Riverside and I’ve stayed here a couple of times during my most recent visits. Each time I’ve booked through Priceline. Keep in mind, these stars are based on what you get for the price.
You won’t find luxurious linens, thick and absorbent towels, a flat screen television, or tiny bottles of high end shampoo and conditioner. What you will find, however, is a clean and relatively spacious room, free wireless, a handy refrigerator and microwave, and an efficient heater (I haven’t stayed here in the summer, but the heat has been good in the cooler months). There was an old television but I didn’t use it. The breakfast is basically prepackaged cereal and a few bagels. Nothing fancy, but again, for the price it’s what you’d expect.
The accommodations are serviceable and fit my needs in terms of location. It’s a little harder to find a place to stay on this side of town than it would be by UCR or in Corona. So I’m glad I have a had a few good experiences here.

The room itself was decent but if you decide to stay here don’t plan on receiving any help from the staff.
Me and a friend stayed in a two-​bed room and when I went down to ask for another coffee-​packet, since they only give one in the room, and a couple extra cups the man at the front desk started threatening to call the cops on us because he thought we had extra guests in the room… um I’m sorry I just wanted a cup of coffee in the morning. He told us he was going to search our room and even called the room to make sure it was empty after my friend came looking for me because it was taking so long. We finally got the cups and coffee but it took an hour of arguing with the guy. This place is a joke.
The lady that works during the day behind the front desk also had an attitude and smelt like urine (not trying to make fun of her, just stating part of the experience there)

Highly recommended. In a very convenient location, has free parking and the rooms were clean and very inexpensive. The rooms also had a refrigerator and microwave which I always appreciate. The staff was extremely helpful and nice.

A. Beds needs new mattresses
B. Rooms in need of remodeling
C. Room service is outstanding, the cleaning ladies are awesome…
D. Price is ok
E. Location is great
I’ll recommend this place…

very nice rooms smell and looks good, owner/​manager very nice and helpful about the area

In this area, you can’t beat the value. It’s a Days Inn, so you’re not getting anything fancy or luxurious, but you’re not paying an arm and a leg either. This is very close to shopping and restaurants and the interstate. We made our reservations online and check-​in was a breeze. The desk clerk was friendly and helpful. We stayed in a «king» room which was surprisingly huge. The décor looks like someone tried to glam it up on a shoestring budget, but overall wasn’t all that bad. The best part was that the room, grounds, and pool were immaculately clean. The water was hot and plentiful and the bed was comfortable. All things considered, would definitely stay again for the $ 70.

I found this hotel through Trip Advisor when needing to work hockey games at the Ice Palace. It was the highest rated and cheapest hotel I could find, while also being super close to the hockey rink.
The front desk staff was very friendly. Amazingly he actually read my request that I might be coming in for a very late check-​in. He was also very considerate in asking me and my colleague what floor we’d like to stay on and suggested we go for the 3^rd floor as it would be the quietest. He also rocked in allowing us to get our FREE breakfast a little earlier than advertised which was big of him. Though, not the most exciting breakfast on the planet, it was free and had the basic cereal, bagels, danishes, fruit, coffee, and juice. I’ll take it!
The room was okay. It took as the weekend to really get a hang of the A/​C. Fortunately my colleague put the positive twist on it’s amazing noise level, «white noise helps you sleep better.»
The most hilarious aspect of our room was that we had 2 Queen size beds that took almost the whole floor plan and then some genius decided to stick in a desk with a chair between the far bed and the bathroom leaving almost no room to navigate. My colleague joked that having to go to the bathroom late at night could be dangerous. As soon as she said that I suggested we find a new home for the giant table. We left it over the nightstand between our beds and I hope they left it there after we checked out because it does NOT belong in such tight quarters.
My colleague absolutely despised the beds. They were quite hard, as in, if you fell just right on the bed you’d fly right back off. But, you were given 4 pillows which I used as blockades against the A/​C until we figured it out.
The bathroom must’ve been newly remodeled and we were quite happy that we were the first to experience the brand new shower curtain (how nice would it be if they could ALWAYS provide a new shower curtain?). Gotta take the little things.
Also, they had an elevator which rocketed up and down which I greatly appreciated.
There’s a police station directly across the street so cops were continuously patrolling the neighborhood. I don’t know if the last morning we were there someone stole a car from the parking lot, but a car alarm did go off and someone drove away with it on. There are a lot of video cameras, though, so if that did happen. .. The doors, too, sucked. It was really hard to deadbolt the lock and if you did, it was hard to unlatch.
Overall, though, I’m glad I stayed there. It was awesomely close to the rink and I’d happily stay there again for another tournament.