The past couple of years I have read about bedbugs making a comeback in U.S. hotels. Well, look no further, here they are. I wondered why AAA gave this place 3 diamonds as it was rundown. Since we were only spending the night so didn't really care much. I noticed the twenty or thirty bites soon after leaving the hotel... more

We stayed overnight as a stop on our road trip. The rooms were ok. They were dated, worn and dusty. This was not good for our son who is allergic to dust and severely asthmatic. This hotel is ok, especially for the prices they charge, but an update or remodel is needed. more

Chose this hotel because it was pet friendly. I was here on business for a couple weeks and I was treated like a queen. The staff went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and happy. Rooms were very comfortable and clean. The restaurant had a great menu besides weekly specials and a discount to hotel guests.... more

Good location for a stop off on route from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City via Capitol Reef National Park. Hotel reception very friendly, room clean but a bit faded. Welcome swimming pool high 90s heat affording a little shade at one end. The restaurant served no alchohol, was dingy and needed a good clean. Food adequate. Hotel opposite a... more

Every year we go to Colorado, from California, to visit family, and we stop in Richfields Days Inn, we feel very comfortable there, especialy because they are pet friendly, the rooms have always been clean and they also leave some great snacks for us. We are leaving again for Colorado tommorow 6-30-07 and plan on staying there again. more

We were put in a room on the first floor, which is BELOW ground. There was a window, but it still felt like a dungeon going down there. The exterior & corridors are badly in need of some paint/refurbishing/updating. The corridors & staircase are all very dark (at least on this floor) & it doesn't feel good! Inside, the room... more

The food was not good, The first two things we ordered off the menu were out of stock. What they call lobster we call crawdads, I was going to put a quarter on it for a picture, but all you could see was the quarter. The waitress had to point it out behind the butter dish or I might not... more

I have stayed in a Days Inn on 2 prior occasions and was not pleased. The one in Richfield Utah was above average. Richfield is a bit off the beaten path, along I-70, but there is very little to choose from in this part of Utah. I had a nice size room that included a fridge and microwave. I had... more

The Days Inn at Richfield has comfortable large beds and a decent restaurant with reasonably priced food. Our room had a jacuzzi bathtub and a shower massager. If you have a dog, you have to stay downstairs which didn't have a good view but we appreciated all the space. Large rooms. Coffee maker, microwave and mini fridge. It's right across... more