We were moving to Memphis from Washington State and we got into Memphis at 10PM we got to the Days Inn and people were just walking around out of nowhere. My dad stayed at the Days Inn in Lakeland way better and nicer and Safer. If drivig on I-40 looking for a hotel go to the Best Western. more

The first time I booked here was because we were only passing trough Memphis, and we wanted to stay near Corky's BBQ. We have now stayed here three times. We love the biscuits & gravy in the morning. The rooms have always been clean. Save some money and stay here instead of downtown. more

I booked this hotel for a one night stay through Priceline.com (which by the way is the last time I will use Priceline). I had requested a smoke free room. When I arrived, not only was the hotel not in a safe part of town, there were some shady type men walking around in the parking area. I get to... more

I was having a lot of trouble trying to find a place to stay in Memphis (for a family trip to Graceland). Reading TripAdvisor reviews, it seemed that I'd run the risk of being knifed overnight in a room filled with cockroaches if I didn't pay over $150 per night somewhere. My mom and sister and I really didn't want... more

Room was clean and the staff were courteous. I wouldn't have a problem staying here again. Good proximity to Bass Pro shop if you're going there. more

We stayed here Easter Weekend, April 5-8, 2007. Booked here for what I was assured was a "two person Jacuzzi", which turned out to be a one person Jacuzzi. Hot breakfast is either microwaved or crock-pots, and limited seating. We did not receive fresh towel service (until we called and requested them) or have our beds made (though they did... more

Wir sind hier Abends angekommen. haben übernachtet und sind morgens gleich nach Memphis reingefahren... das Hotel ist jetzt nicht unbedingt... more