Days Inn Oklahoma City West

Smelled. Room 126 located right next to metal concrete stairs. You can hear people walking on it and it is so strangely loud that it sounds like rumbling. They didn’t give us soap in the room. Breakfast was a mess. No eggs, waffle machine timer broken, stuff a mess. Also faded blood stain on mattress. But for 55 $ or whatever it was you get what you pay for. However I’ve stayed at cheaper places that are nicer.

I do not recommend this particular hotel to anybody. We had someone open our locked door twice in the night. Once around midnight or so and the second time was at 3:40 a.m.They would have had to be in possession of a working key card to open the door. When my boyfriend went to the office to complain at 6 a.m. they just kinda blew him off. I actually checked out at around 10. When I was asked about my stay, I told the person behind the counter what had happened. He said they had a note for the maintenance person to check the lock. He did half halfheartedly apologize, but he did not act sincere. He then asked me how the room was, I told him that it was okay I guess but the locks obviously didn’t work. He then laughed at me. I guess he thought I thought the whole situation was amusing. I told him that I didn’t find it funny in the least bit. I left and went to my car, but after further consideration, I decided that I needed to contact his boss and the corporate office. I went back in and asked for his manager’s phone number, which he looked a little shocked, but gave me a business card. When I asked for the phone number to the corporate office, he refused to give it to me. Also, they have CRT televisions in the rooms. I would think they would have upgraded to HD televisions by now.

I was a bit weirded out by the Hustler store out front. I expect that many people would be. It just doesn’t seem like the kind of store that would be in front of any respectable motel.
When I went into the office, the woman at the desk was on the phone. I didn’t say anything and she asked me how she could help. She worked through my reservation while she was waiting for tech support or some such.
She was friendly and explained how things worked, and gave me a map of the motel lot. Even with the map, it was a bit confusing, but maybe that’s just me. I guess I should have looked for the swimming pool first.
The room is quite nice, although it looks as though someone punched the wall. The plumbing from other rooms is noisy, and I guess the airport is near, from the sound of planes. They’re no louder than cars, though.
I noticed a small problem getting out of the lot, due to the people exiting I-​40, but eventually, it’s possible. I noticed that Reno Avenue, north of the motel, parallel to I-​40 could take me downtown without all of the hassle of I-​40. There seem to be quite a few restaurants up that way, plus there is a small water park.

This place ain’t too bad. I live by a road at home to the low flying planes don’t bother me. The freeway is just next to us but the rooms are great at blocking out the sound. I bet it might to the picky ones. The rooms are decent with two queen beds and it comes with fridge and microwave. The tv is old school but we mostly slept and used the free wifi anyway. The pool is ok but dirty from the blowing debris.

Don’t let first impressions fool you. The outside of the hotel isn’t much to look at, but the rooms are very nice. They have everything we needed; a microwave, refrigerator, a coffee maker and even a free hot breakfast.
The room is very clean and comfortable. It’s a good choice for travelers on a budget.

I stopped in late at night to get some sleep while on a trip driving out to the west coast. This is a normal roadside no frills motel. I was a bit suspicious by what appeared to be a bad element near the hotel but was assured there was security on the property.
I’d recommend trying to book on one of the online sites like Travelocity to get better pricing. If you just show up in the lobby you can expect to pay about 20 percent more.
The room was adequate. Clean sheets and towels, decent shower pressure, and hot enough water. There was a slight aroma of cleaning solution that I find common to this type of inn.
Breakfast is served in the morning. Noting elaborate but then it’s included with the room charge. It takes the edge off before you get on your way.
This is an OK place and adequately serves it’s function as a roadside layover spot but I have to knock it back an extra star because of what I noticed as a dangerous bordering environment.

Avoid this place. Rooms are decent but the location seems to be a magnet for what looks like drug deals in the parking lot. Way too much parking lot and cell phone activity to be legit.