Days Inn by Wyndham Buckeye - Buckeye, Arizona

Net R.

AC worked great. Very large room. The bed was comfy, I just wish they used larger sheets/blankets. I pulled them up to my neck, and I could feel my toes in the open. No eggs or bacon or muffins for breakfast. Options at the time of my visit cereal and waffles. No fruit or orange juice. Other than that, I would stay here again. The location is right off the freeway. They have private parking for about 10 semi's. And room for about 5 bobtail's. And of course plenty of regular cars.

Hank D.

I have been staying at particular hotel twice a year for close to 15 years. We arrived on Thursday, November 7 of this year defined at the rate had more than doubled instead of the $140 rate we normally get it was now $280 a night. The rooms were not clean even after we requested that they be cleaned twice, you could not get them cleaned we were not able to get an extra towel or an extra pillow. The Internet service was poor at best. This is my last stay at a days inn

Jamie

Positive: The receptionist was nice. Negative: All the rooms smelt like marijuana, the first room 101 did not have a working lock, the second room 201 did not have a lock at all, the third and final room was not clean. There was a brown substance all over the bed sheets and cover and the walls.

StylosityYourWay

These people are the nicest!! I rolled in at 3 am with no reservation and they went above and beyond to accommodate me. For sure use the DND sign on your door to avoid housekeeping knocks.

Mirrium

Brilliant hotel, lovely and helpful staff, atmosphere was amazing. The breakfast was delicious and our pets loved it too! All that at a cheap and affordable price, couldn't ask for better.

Angel A.

I’m writing this review on behalf of my mom, who recently stayed at the Days Inn. She called me in tears, completely upset and stressed out about how this hotel treated her during her stay. My mom is 60 years old and works 8-12 hours a day in a tough, demanding environment. The last thing she needs is to be taken advantage of, especially when she’s far from home, just trying to get some rest.

From the very beginning, she was misled. She was told that she would be charged a weekly rate for her stay, only to find out when she left that the hotel was actually charging her per day, racking up more than $100 extra! She even checked out a day early, and instead of refunding her for the unused night, the hotel refused to give her any money back.

When she tried to resolve the issue, the manager claimed that the hotel doesn't offer weekly rates at all! So why was she told otherwise at check-in? My mom works incredibly hard for her money, and to know that people are taking advantage of her like this is beyond upsetting. She’s from out of town, miles away from home, and dealing with this type of treatment while already working so hard to support herself is unacceptable.

The hotel’s customer service was unhelpful, dismissive, and downright disrespectful. I’ve never seen my mom so upset over something like this, and it breaks my heart that this is what she had to deal with after working long hours every day. She deserves better, and frankly, so do all their guests.

I strongly advise anyone thinking about staying at this Days Inn to reconsider. If they can mislead my hardworking mother and then refuse to correct their mistake, they’re clearly not a business that values honesty or their guests.

Bell

These people are money grubbing jerks...they will do ANYTHING...they can to charge you extra...They ... somehow...seem to feel entitled...the rooms are average...if you are a truck driver...oil field type of person...but other than that...not all that great...and dont take yor eyes off of anything...or leave something behind...it will be gone...and...of course... nobody knows anything about it... Garbage Place...

Axl M.

I only stayed one night so I can't attest to the service or housekeeping, but I can say this place wasn't ideal.

It's run down and grimy, next to a semitruck hotspot and the freeway with broken down confusing roads and only a gas station nearby. The room was big but beat up, and the bed was nice enough but there were these inexplicable little black fibers all over under the covers and I couldn't for the life of me figure out where they were coming from.

When it came to breakfast the room is so cramped with only three small tables that it makes it extremely awkward to even be in there, and it's certainly too small in relation to the capacity of the inn. When I got there at 7am there were barely any options, even the coffee had run out, all the tables were taken, and the machines were in use, so I didn't get to have any.

In addition to this I also just felt very unsafe here, which wasn't helped when I got some stranger banging on my door in the middle of the night.

Overall it is just barely cheaper than other far nicer options that are closer to the Buckeye center, I wish I would have spent the extra $20 to stay at one of those.