Days Inn Palm Springs

Actually had a nice pool with pretty view, but the rooms were nothing special with outdated bed spreads and dirty carpets. we stayed for the value as we were going to Coachella for the weekend. Hotel kept running out of towels and we had to wait for them to be washed, but it was definitely better than camping!

Rooms need major upgrade. Furniture is old and dirty. Bed sheets were torn. Shower stall was small and needed a couple of minutes to run to get hot water. Staff seemed irritated whenever we approached front desk. We've stayed at Days Inn before, but never one like this. Overall, disappointed. But you get what you pay for.

We were so pleased with the Days Inn in Palm Springs. The room and bathroom were large and well arranged. There is free WiFi, a mini fridge and microwave, washer and dryer on premises, pool and hot tub, private patio. Everything was clean and the staff was friendly. Parking was free and the airport is five minutes away by car.

Nothing special about the place. Rooms were ok, bathroom sink was slow to drain which made shaving nasty & the shower was slow to drain also which at the end of the shower you were standing in a small puddle. Gross!

I think the only thing that was a problem was the shower it need to have which is hot or cold that was the only thing. But over all it was great the staff was very helpful and very curtious.

We got put in a handicapped room even though we did not require one. It wasn't obviously dirty, but I still felt the need to wipe everything down. It definetly didn't scream clean. The pillowcases had hairs on it so I had to go get clean ones. I always bring my own blanket, which was a good thing because I could tell the ones there hadn't been washed recently. The shower had a handheld showerhead with nowhere to hang it. It was hung on the safety bars. The toilet was an industrial type that sprayed toilet water up onto the seat everytime you flushed. I did see inside some of the other rooms and they looked nicer. I guess it was ok for the price. Next time I will probably spend more to get a little nicer room. If you decide to stay here make sure you don't get Room 117.

Rooms were clean but smelled of insect repellent. We rented two rooms. AC units in both the units were outdated and were so loud that it was difficult to sleep - it was like sleeping in a factory ! The walls were paper thin and you can hear everything next door - you do not want to bring your children here ! Moreover people were congregating outside their rooms, loud, drinking until late hours. We got in at 11p (spontaneous planning) with plans to leaver early in the morning to go hiking. But with all the noise levels - AC, people outside, and commotion next door, we did not get a wink of sleep (we were better off sleeping in the car or pay mor $ and stay at a decent hotel). Further, on the entrance of the Inn it read Day's Inn - however, this happened to be a banner that covered the sign called 'palm court'. They put up the 'Days Inn' banner during day time and very late at night they remove it. After checking into the Inn at 11 pm, we headed out to get something to eat and when we returned we couldn't find the place because they had removed the 'Days Inn' banner and they were now called 'Palms Court' !! Not a place for family or for any decent group of people !

Our stay was disappointing, to say the least, from the very beginning. Our very first impression was that the pictures weren't even close to accurate. We were under the assumption this was a 3 star hotel (for the price $85/night and the pictures). I would say this is a 1.5 star hotel. It was the type of hotel you pull back the sheets to check for bedbugs/cleanliness. We would have paid more to stay in a better hotel. Our first night in the hotel went smooth but when we went to shower, the tub almost flooded the bathroom from a 5-minute shower. We brought it to their attention; in turn they took about 45 minutes to arrive (we waited, as we do not trust many hotels- thief capabilities). They pulled out a 'hairball' and left. The next day we took another shower and the tub filled up again. They said they would be coming at 10 AM to fix. Since we were still un-trusting and wanted to enjoy our day elsewhere, we decided to move our luggage to our vehicle and let the front desk know the plumber could come in when we weren't there. When we got back, we tested the shower (we were smarter this time) and it still wasn't fixed. We also found out the maids cleared out our fridge including food and alcohol. We immediately went to the front desk and they were not very friendly with the issue, actually accusing US of lying (remember how un-trusting we are of hotels). The next morning the manager admitted the mistake, and refunded us 1 night (even though it was going on 3 days of errors), moved us to another room, apologized for the miscommunication, and refunded the estimated loss of items. We were happy they fixed the issue, but they should have taken care of the situation earlier and not offended us by implying WE were lying. I guess we have to take pictures of our hotel room and fridge every time we leave. The comforter had candy stuck to it. Another added bonus, the towels had stains (like nail polish, old make-up) on every one we used, disgusting! Terrible experience especially since it was a leisure-vacation. I wouldn't recommend to family/friends or anyone else at that.

Great room. Air conditioner was a bit loud and vibrated a lot so I had to take off the face plate to lessen the vibration. Otherwise, no complaints.

clean. functional. all concerns dealt with quickly and appropriately. a little out of the way, but if you like to walk, downtown is walkable. free daily newspaper (including Sunday) free internet access.