Not one of the great motels since it lacks the advertised air con. and internet facilty. But breakfast provision is generous – and is generously timed, too, from 5.00am to 9.30am. Also, the welcoming smile and greeting I received on arrival went a long way towards making me feel comfortable 4,000 miles away from home and, of course, inclined to... more

Our family of five spent one night at this motel. Although we had paid online for our room, we were charged an extra $10.00, bringing the total to about $85.00. The interior of this place has a strong unpleasant odor, and the apple juice offered at breakfast was spoiled, actually fermenting! Surely you can do better. We won't stay there... more

Staff was pleasant, hotel is just off i-40 in the small town of Tucumcari in eastern New Mexico, nothing much here but a few fast food restaurants, gas stations, and a couple hotels. If driving through and need a place to sleep over night, this place is just fine. Not much more than that though. more

Clean , average Days Inn room but smaller bathroom. Wifi, very weak signal. more

We had spent the holidays in Oklahoma and were driving home to Albuquerque when we were held up by a winter storm. We had spent the previous night in Amarillo. Snow, ice, and road closures limited the next day's travel to less than 100 miles in 6 hours. Early in the day, it became apparent we may not make it... more

We traveled for 15 hours from Iowa to land in the Day's Inn at 9:30 in the evening. There was a young woman about 16 checking us in and no adult around. The young woman gave us one room with a King and I ordered two queens. When I called down, she immediately moved us across the hall.. The rooms... more