We were traveling from the Gulf Coast, New Orleans, Memephis, and back to Cloquet, Minnesota. We were aware that the situation with bed bugs was a major concern, and religeously checked our hotel room for bugs immediately after check-in and prior to bringing our things in. This was the last night of our 10 day trip, and our fifth hotel. Thank goodness we checked, even though we had had no bugs throughout our trip. There they were, crawling all over the "new" mattress and box spring. YUK- got our charge credited and drove away at light speed. Be careful here.

Although room appeared clean I did not care for this hotel. I felt like the hotel as a whole including the room was below average. The breakfast was not good but some of my colleagues did like the waffles that you could make yourself.

When we stayed at the Days Inn for two nights we found it to be the worst place we had stayed in a long time. The faucet in the bathtub wouldnt change the temp, the screen on the window was broken, there were ants under the window, mold on the bathroom floor and my daughters bed had stains on the blanket under the bedspread. We even had housekeeping come into our room while my wife was in the shower. That was after the front desk told them not to do our room and we had put out the do not disturb sign. What has topped it off is that I found out today that there are several additional charges on my card that continues after I left the hotel. One of them is for a cleanup fee when we happened to leave the hotel cleaner than we found it. my wife has OCD and made the beds, took out the trash and wiped the tables down every morning and night. Now Im fighting with the motel as well as letting everyone up to corporate know how things have gone for us.

We were traveling cross country and needed an overnight for 5 adults within an hour of Kansas City. The Holiday Inn Express had a room with three queen size beds and was reasonably priced, so I booked our stay. When we got to the room, we found that the air conditioning was not cooling the room. After a bit of discussion with the people behind the desk, they agreed to give us two rooms for the same price. (Their original suggestion was one room with a rollaway. When we said we would want to be reimbursed for going to one room, they reconsidered the offer and gave us the two rooms.) The air conditioning in one of those rooms was not 100% either, but was cooler than nothing.

Overall, it was an okay place to spend the night. The rooms were clean. The beds were comfortable. The breakfast was adequate. The hotel itself seems to be showing its age. (But aren't we all?) And the next morning, the woman behind the desk was delightful.

If we are ever in Cameron again, we might check out a different place to stay.