Days Inn Klamath Falls

Great stop away from the downtown area!
After wasting well over an hour trying to get a room downtown in the middle of the night, I ventured a little south to this retail drag area of KF. The front desk attendant was SUPER nice and cheery, which was amazing since it was almost 2am! I had been on the road already for eleven straight hours so all I wanted was a nice, clean, warm place to crash out and not be bothered in the morning.
It seems like this Days Inn was recently remodeled, but in any case the rooms were quite nice and very spacious. The room I got had a microwave and fridge, which was very convenient. There was ample parking in the nicely laid out parking lot, and I was able to park right outside my door. This was great since I had some items in my car that I didn’t want to risk getting stolen very easily. Unfortunately I overslept and didn’t catch the continental breakfast in the lobby, but no biggie. I had a small issue with something in my room, but when I went to the front desk to let them know, the actual owner came out and took care of it right away. He was also super friendly and very sincere. How often do you get that these days instead of immediate altercation mode???
Nice spot overall and I’d definitely stay here again!

I visited this motel last week. Much nicer than my visit from a year ago. With the new ownership, this location has really turned around. Updated rooms and lobby are very nice. This was all new in the last 6 months. Any reviews older than this might not be accurate.

Nice room, bed comfortable and nice breakfast. Breakfast you had choice of fresh waffles, biscuits & gravy, pastry, cereal, juice & coffee. This is second time we stayed here.

I stayed here for a couple of nights for the long weekend and i would definitely not recommend this place. The room we got was at the far end of the facility near the road and the stairs leading up to our room was not neat at all. Some trash, broken furniture were just thrown under the stairs. The room was not very good and there were some bugs flying in the room (Yuck). The carpet under the wash basin was torn and kind of evil shaped: P.
Breakfast was not that great. Some of the staff were not very nice. The breakfast area was really small and could not fit all guests at anytime.
The only advantage of this place is, it is very close to some restaurants.
Please do not go here if you want a peaceful stay. Spend some extra bucks at a nicer hotel.

Came up here for KCC graduation. Booked this place last minute for a night. Not sure if they are in the middle of a remodel or just finished up, but everything seemed rushed. TV and cable box were not hooked up. Shower fixtures loose and rattling while in use. Wall paper bubbled up and peeling all over bathroom and vanity. We had two queen beds, extremely uncomfortable. The customer service and breakfast are awesome here though, which is the reason I’m giving it three stars. There pool wasn’t working or up to code as well. All in all not a wonderful stay I will be raving about. We decided to stay in Klamath Falls another night to do some exploring, only this time we booked a suite at The Shilo Inn.

Nice rooms. Perfect for any occasion, with fridge & mic and really good free breakfast with eggs & potatoes etc. will definitely come back. They got delivery of new TVs while we were there, which would be nice…

First room they tried to get us to take, #238, had a broken TV. Then we noticed that the bathroom sink didn’t drain that was the deal breaker because I need it to shave. The desk called and my wife asked for a new room. They bring the key for a new room, #240, two doors down. The TV worked and I got to see the commentators reminiscing about how great the World Series game was that just ended two minutes before I got a TV that worked. BTW, my team won. This morning I woke up on a mediocre bed with crappy pillows and went to take my shower. The tub didn’t drain, so I got to enjoy a nice hot shower with the shower curtain steaping like a giant tea bag with water over my ankles. When do you think was the last time they sterilize that thing? After my refreshing shower, I get dressed and go to the lobby to enjoy my free breakfast. (Which, by the way, is the whole reason I came to this hotel in the first place.) I find that the biscuits have been magically crossbred with either plaster Paris or a cracker. The eggs are artificial, good thing I didn’t give my room key back because I think I’m going to need the toilet after enjoying their biscuits and gravy. They ran out of hot water for making tea, the coffee was decent, bring your own cup. For $ 85 plus a night, I just expected a little better. At the very least, clean and functional. I included a picture here of the tub full of man soup.

We killed at least 15 flies in one room, and 5 in the other, using towels. And still a couple flying around. We called front desk and the lady said they have flies issue in all the rooms, for a week already! All the rooms are occupied, so no switching rooms. They offered either spraying pesticide in our rooms, or giving us newspaper to kill them ourselves. No fly swatter, fly paper, bug zapper, nor fly traps were offered. When asked for the manager to talk to, the front desk lady said the manager was on vacation. (although there was a sign at front desk saying the manager on duty was Christina Brown)
Breakfast area has 7 tables. Food is about the same as the other hotels (same grade) we’d been to in this trip. Some flies were flying around though.

This hotel is very worn-​out and needs total remodeling. I was lucky to have only stayed one night. and not get bed bugs.

The staff at Days Inn were really nice and set aside rooms for a funeral that our family was having in the area. They accommodated many family members at a discounted rate, which we really appreciated. Rooms are adequate, but a little dated. We did appreciate the care they took to accommodate everyone.

3 stars is being generous. We just traveled from Bend, on our way home to Sacramento, to stay for the evening. We chose Days Inn here before it was a good midway point for us.
Anyway. We called at 8 to let them know we were coming. They so kindly offered to hold our room for us… Uh. Duh? We already paid. Before I made reservations I called to verify we could check in at a later time and the gal told me as long as the room is paid for its ours. So, obviously you’re holding our room sir.
We just stayed at the Hub Motel in Redmond the night before, so waking into our room was really nice and refreshing… If you can get past the point where it looked lived in? Our TV was on, the sealed bowls were opened and used, there was shampoo in the shower, and our notepad had a phone number on it. It’s like someone was here and planned another day… Then up and left.
To top it all off, the clerk who checked us out didn’t offer us anything… No comp, barely an apology.
I’d be giving this place only 2 stars if it wasn’t for the cozy king sized bed and plenty of pillows. Hopefully I slept on fresh sheets last night and not someone else’s half lived in sheets.

The hotel was fine, the guy that. worked the desk late at night on Aug 27, 2012 was awesome. We were tired and had booked on Priceline. We had gotten a smoking room. He asked us if we were aware. What great service! He apologized, even though it was not his fault. He was very funny and kind and got us taken care of. The hotel was as expected for the price range, the service was much better then expected.

Grungy, dirty and the Wi-​Fi is pathetic, so bad that I’m u sing my phone to write this review, can’t get online.

I stayed here one night in the middle of a long road trip; had planned on staying at the Motel 6 down the road, but their cc machine wasn’t working and the new girl behind the counter couldn’t figure out how to fix it.
The Days Inn cost about $ 10 more than Motel 6 would have (they discounted the room slightly, since it was after 10pm when I checked in). However, for an extra $ 10 I got a MUCH more comfortable bed, a nice shower, the room was clean, and they include free breakfast.
The continental breakfast wasn’t the most exciting ever, but it was better than many I’ve had; bagels, pastries, muffins, cereal, biscuits & gravy, and a couple ‘make your own waffle’ stations. Fresh fruit (though limited selection), orange juice, milk, tea and coffee.
Wifi wasn’t exceptionally fast, but the price was right (free). No in-​room fridge (though it looked as though there may have been one at some point).
All in all, for a budget-​friendly trip I would definitely recommend this hotel.

The website indicates each room has a refrigerator. My room did not. The front desk said only the premium rooms have a refrigerator, and my room was standard. That is not what the website says, so don’t expect much honesty.
Other than that, the room was ok. The Red Rooster next door is for the birds — I don’t recommend it. Service is ok, food is nothing exciting.
WiFi was a pleasant surprise — it worked well.

Hubby and I stayed here for a night as we were road trippin’ it for my birthday. Not bad, it was clean-​ish, no fridge, quiet, no bed bugs.

There were 4 adults in our car as we returned to the Bay Area from Pasco WA and a family Wedding. Gayle’s sons drove straight home (~750 miles), but we opted to stop and enjoy the drop dead beauty of Crater Lake, stay overnight in Klamath Falls, and then head home on Day 2.
Thanks to Hotwire, I got a room at the Day’s Inn for ~$ 85 (including tax). However, that still means 2 Queen beds and not enough room for our group. Luckily, the Hotel offered us an upgrade for $ 20, which resulted in a 2-​room suite with a King in one and 2 Queens in the other. Best of all, Gayle and I got some privacy, while my 15 year-​old Son and 22 year-​old Nephew shared their roomy bachelor pad.
The room was comfortable, albeit a little dated. Specifically, the carpet was ready for a change and the walls and décor is ready to be spruced up a bit. On the other hand, the bathroom had recently been remodeled and we especially appreciated the roomy shower with lots of hot water. There’s also a decent continental breakfast offered, a pool, and a hot tub that needs a bit more hot water. Wi-​fi was hit and miss and it helps to know the difference between the separate refrigerator and the freezer, especially when beer storage is concerned.
The Days Inn is located on a unremarkable shopping strip, but with a most delicious Wubba’s BBQ available within walking distance. Overall, this Day’s Inn was a clean and comfortable, albeit unremarkable place to stay. And a pretty decent value.

The AC in our room did not work. We called the front desk, and they sent someone to look at it. And look at it they did, and he asked if I had a pair of pliers. Right. So, with a bit of fiddling, it blew warm air. And so we spent our first night in a 90 °F warm-​room.
We called again, to ask for a different room, or for them to fix it. They said they’d send someone. Second night spent in a 90 °F room.
The third night, we had been booked for a different room. They booked another family into the room we had stayed in earlier. They complained that there was no AC…
Yeah, so if you want reliable air conditioning, or service staff that would — you know — book you into a different room if there were was a problem, look elsewhere.

The room was nice, and the staff were really friendly and helpful. I had a late appointment on the day that I checked out, and they let me check out late, they stored my bags, and they offered to have the airport shuttle take me to my appointment and back. A great experience; the staff went above and beyond.
As for eating, there is a restaurant on site, and a continental breakfast that I slept through. The food at the restaurant is good; solid country fair, withe breakfast all day.
There’s a pool, and the hot tub looked heated in January. There’s a fitness room, but it’s just 3 different cardio machines. None of them are an elliptical. The treadmill was in kilometers, so I had to do some math to figure out what I wanted.

This place was quiet, and clean. The AC worked. It can get very hot in Klamath Falls. The outlets and the lights worked. The Wifi worked. It looks like it has a 3Mb Internet connection. Moreover, you need to get the wifi password from the front desk. The bathroom looked a little small. This place does offer free Coffee in the room and also in the lobby. They offer a free continental breakfast.