Days Inn Atlanta Northwest

I was in a room that was on the first floor, last on its row with one window that gave onto the highway... I was supposed to stay two nights but stayed only one--and went to another hotel. The king size bed was nice but the daddy long legs spider in the corner of the room next to window did not allow me to focus on that since i am uncomfortable with spiders. the old analogue TV made me feel like the room was a time machine to the 1980s. The water stains on the carpet proved that this end of the row room should be used for storage rather than guests.

The hotel room was terrible. It smelled damp.It was very old and the outside looked neglected. The hot water faucet gave out only warm water. The furniture and bedspread looked dirty. The area was not good. The gas station next to the hotel looked like Fort Knox.[...]

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Hotel needs major renovations and maintenance. The carpet in the room was filthy and required shoes or slippers to be worn at all times. The A/C units in the rooms were so loud they had to be shut off in-orded to sleep. I was very unhappy that the adult entertainment culb located at the entrance was not mentioned in any of the descriptions of the hotel, not exactly family friendly. I was so disappointed that I considered leaving but was unable to find any vacancies for the number ofrooms and dates I needed.

Good location but horribly dirty. Id put a new pair of socks on and within two steps on their grotesquely unclean carpet Id need a new pair. ABSOLUTLY FILTHY! There was hair on the countertops, filth in the shower and all on the floor, and you could feel the springs in the bed. People partying next door over, and there was a lot of other rooms that we or they could have been accomidated in that was not beside us. Bad experience all in all. But i guess it wasn't next to a crack house like i read on many of the other reviews of neighboring hotels. Be careful in the cheap hotels that you choose!

I didn't really expect much for the price, so I can't complain too much. The gentleman at the front desk was very nice and gave up accurate directions to the room. Unfortunately, when we got to the room I almost threw up it smelled so bad. We took showers and went to dinner. When we got back from dinner, we had to re-spray the room. We went to sleep and were up early the next morning to leave. There is no way that I would have been able to stay in the smelly room too much longer.

We arrived at the motel and said, Are you kidding me? We went in, the clerk was nice, and happy. We got our key and proceeded to the room. Opening the door we said, YIKES. After bringing our bags in, we went looking for the Pool, only to ask a cleaning lady, and find out there ain't no pool here, ha ha ha. We were expecting our neices to arrive and go swimming, they were very disappointed, but their dad wouldn't have let them gone in that place. We looked for towels and there were no towels, bathmats, washclothes, nothing. There was a coffee machine stocked with what it needed, but nothing else. No blowdryer. We called for the towels, which were hand delivered, and on the small side. We were just feeling really gross in the room, so we took the key back up to the desk and checked out.

The Days Inn in Alanta was a great price, but if you are looking for any frils it won't be there. The place was very old and in need of a lot of repair. Checking in was very easy, but we deceided to stay anothre day. that turned out to be a desaster. The person who renewed my reservation was not there. So when i went to get my key rescanned the person behind the desk said I did not have a reservation. I had to pack all our things to be reasigned a new room. Neddless to say after packing up we left, and found a much nicer hotel down the road. The location was great if you are planning a trip to the Alanta Dome, or the Congress Center if you just wwant a bed.