Contrary to other comments, the front person was pleasant though it took us awhile to locate her at check in. The property is definitely better looking from the outside. Our room looked and felt old....especially the bedding. Water flow of the shower was very slow. Free continental breakfast was very basic plus they were out of coffee. Free wi-fi available.... more

Decided to stay at last minute instead of 2 hour drive home. Booked through Priceline for 2 queen beds. Deal was OK ($80 + taxes = $97 or so). Anyway, when we got there we got put into a King bed (and we have 2 adults and one child). I told Hasan (at desk) that I needed two queens. He... more

We stayed at the Days Inn for one night when travelling up the west coast. It was booked by friends we were travelling with, from California. The hotel was easy to find off the freeway and there was ample parking (as seems to be the case in most of southern California - everyone drives everywhere). Check in was quick and... more

Surly staff, and terrible customer service. Be warned half of the rooms are old and tiny. When we asked to switch to a better room for an upgrade price we were told that even though they had 20 available they wouldn't let us move rooms even if we paid. They were extremely rude and unreasonable. They refused to even try... more

We called to cancel this reservation due to my son's emergency hospitalization. I called and spoke with a staff person several times. They could not release my reservation without the manager's approval. The manager will call me back on Monday... Instead I received a form letter without a manager name or signature stating that my card had been charged for... more

Just stay home if you are planning to stay here. It was a pretty bad experience. It ruined out trip to the central coast. the place was damp smelling and just old and run down. Granted it is in a college town and it was our fault for being cheap...It was 150.00 a night. Pretty bad. more

Days Inn is a very average motel---and overpriced. Although all the ,motels in SLO seemed to be higher than most places. Do not ask for a rollaway. It was extremely uncomfortable, soft and like sleeping in a valley. We were not credited for the rollaway, by the staff when we complained. more

The Days Inn SLO was easy to get to off of 101. Just a short drive or mile walk down Monterey street will get you to downtown. I stayed 3 nights with a group of students. The hotel was VERY gracious with our group. This property has two buildings. I stayed one night in the "old" building near the lobby.... more

I tried to stay at the Days Inn SLO in February. The first room they put me in had a foul/moldy odor. I complained about that one and the next room had multiple problems ... Used cigars on the balcony, dents in the refrigerator, holes in the linens. There was a piece of duct tape (!) on the TV remote... more