The Days Inn, El Paso, was a disappointment. The carpet does not need to be cleaned, it has to be ripped out and replaced. Upon signing in, the washroom in the lounge (very small lounge area) was out of order which should have told me something right then and there. We were assigned my room....excellent size, King size bed, very... More

The yellow exterior paint was a bit garish, but it was a good room for the money. It featured a typical room with typical amenities and was close to many eating places nearby, I would not hesitate to stay here again. It is on the West side of town/mountain if that matters.

Just needed a decent room for the night and Days Inn fit the bill. Room was clean though the carpet needs to be replaced and the toilet could be reattached to the floor. Thought it would be noisy but didn't hear any of the other patrons and the freeway noise died down at a reasonable hour. Breakfast was very basic... More

Arrived before check in time and needed two nights. Front desk clerk rudely made me aware she wouldn't check me in or accept a reservation until after2pm. Needless to say, my husband I found another hotel that appreciated our business and gave us a nice clean room For a great price. LA QUINTA.

On our way from San Diego, CA to Brownsville, Tx, we stopped at a Days Inn off of I10 in El Paso. We didn't have a reservation, but it was early, so we were able to get a room for 2 adults and 2 children. The rooms were big, clean, comfortable. We were up early the next morning and went... More

rooms were clean, staff was courteous. Getting to and from the hotel can be a bit of a trick, street in front is one way. Breakfast was continental, packaged pastry and coffee or juice. numerous places to eat in the area.