62 Guest Rooms Free High Speed Wireless Internet Easy access to Downtown and area attractions Free Continental Breakfast Whirlpool Rooms... more »
62 Guest Rooms Free High Speed Wireless Internet Easy access to Downtown and area attractions Free Continental Breakfast Whirlpool Rooms Available Non-Smoking Rooms Available Electronic Door Locks 25 inch, Remote TV with Cable Friendliest Staff in town Dataports & Speakerphones Complimentary USA Today Microwave & Refrigerator Available 24 Hour Switchboard Fax/Copy Service Available Restaurant Next Door Conveniently located to Henry Ford Estate & Automotive Hall of Fame Any guest making a reservation of 5 rooms or more must contact the hotel directly.
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62 Guest Rooms Free High Speed Wireless Internet Easy access to Downtown and area attractions Free Continental Breakfast Whirlpool Rooms Available Non-Smoking Rooms Available Electronic Door Locks 25 inch, Remote TV with Cable Friendliest Staff in town Dataports & Speakerphones Complimentary USA Today Microwave & Refrigerator Available 24 Hour Switchboard Fax/Copy Service Available Restaurant Next Door Conveniently located to Henry Ford Estate & Automotive Hall of Fame Any guest making a reservation of 5 rooms or more must contact the hotel directly.
Wyndham Hotel Group
The Days Inn in Southfield, Mich. is one mile off Interstate 696, and less than 20 miles from the Lions Ford Field, Tigers Comerica Park and Red Wings Joe Louis Arena. The Days Inn is locates in Detroit's Corporate district, close to downtown. The Days Inn serves complimentary continental breakfasts, and guests are invited to dine at the restaurant, located next door. Complimentary wireless Internet is also offered. All guestrooms include data ports and speakerphones, cable television, microwave ovens and refrigerators.
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This hotel has a very friendly staff!
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Posted Jan 29, 2009
Excellent
This hotel has a very friendly staff! They went out of thier way to help me with my business arangements and the guest computer was a big help too. And their breakfast is very good! Will come back for...
Stayed here in February and was really impressed with the exotic decor of the rooms and they offered a very nice free breakfast in the morning. You get a lot of bang for your buck and for a hotel in the middle of the city it was very clean and...
29 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Ok, this is a hotel you MUST stay away from. We stayed at Southfield due to a 2 day church assembly we were to attend on Memorial Day weekend 2007. Our church reserved two double rooms for a two night stay there, one for me and my husband, and the other for our friends family of 4. Each room had their own set of problems. The first night's stay was bad for all of us.
Upon entering the rooms in early evening things looked pretty acceptable, that is until you actually settled in. I eventually noticed the tiles in the bathroom looked like they could use a little sweeping and the carpeting needed a light vaccuming. Our friends settled into a room that had a smell to it. It smelled as though someone let a skunk loose inside it. There was also an odd vibration near their bed inside the floor that we never really decided as to what the cause was.
That evening we tried to use the microwave to heat leftover food that was given to us by the church from a cookout they held earlier in the day. Well, it didn't work. After trying it out in numerous outlets throughout our room we gave up on it. Luckily the microwave in our friends room, which was next door to ours, did work so they let us use it to heat our food. I was a little irritated that a dead microwave was just sitting in the room for unsuspecting guests to use.
Thankfully the refrigerator in our room did work, however the one that was in in our friends room was just as dead as our microwave. We had just enough room inside it to share with our friends so their food stuffs didn't perish.
At bedtime we had to strip our bed due to the pillow cases & blankets being filthy and we forced ourselves to sleep on the sheets. We wrapped towels around the pillows to use as pillow cases. Ironically our friends did that same thing to their beds. Additionally, they had to shake their sheets due to some black looking dirt being all over them.
In the middle of the night various guests kept us awake by walking or standing next to our rooms talking loudly, yelling, blowing their car horns, etc. Help desk was NOT helpful when our friends wife called to complain about the noise. The guy she spoke with at the desk said he could do nothing about it and we should expect the noise due to the holiday.
The next morning I showered and found some lovely guests in the bathroom, carpenter ants. My husband awoke with a high fever that morning, which seemed odd because he was in perfect health the previous day and night. We both decided that we had enough of this hotel from hell. I packed up my sick husband and our belongings then went to the lobby to checked out of our room at 10am. As I waited for the clerk I noticed the hotel manager and head housekeeper were speaking with a disgruntled guest who was complaining about tried blood being on his sheets and other filth in the room. I'm glad we were not the only complainers.
We checked into a Best Western that's located 2 miles down Telegraph Rd. (which I highly recommend, 5 stars!). Our poor friends didn't check out and decided to stay at Days Inn that second night. They eventually told us they had made a huge mistake staying there because the second night was even worse than the first night.
A couple of days after we all returned home from the trip we received a call from one of our church members who had reserved the rooms for us. Apparently Days Inn charged the church 2 nights for both rooms, plus an additional charge for 6 adults (mind you our friends had 2 children aged 8 and 9 PLUS we checked out after that first nights stay). The bill should have been around $60 per room per night that weekend so the total billing would not have been more than $180.00 since we left a day early. However the bill turned out to be almost $400.00! We had to fax a copy of our invoice from Best Western to the church as proof that we left the hotel a day early so they could get a refund for that extra night that was charged to them. I never found out if they discovered as to why they were charged so much money on the invoice.
To sum up my review this place is just not worth the stress and aggrevation to stay at. If you want an excellent hotel to stay at while in Southfield, MI I highly recommend the Best Western there. It was only $20.00 more to stay at compared to the rates at Days Inn. The rooms were clean and very spacious, desk/housekeeping service was beyond excellent, & overall well worth the money paid to stay there and no stress!
29 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Ok, this is a hotel you MUST stay away from. We stayed at Southfield due to a 2 day church assembly we were to attend on Memorial Day weekend 2007. Our church reserved two double rooms for a two night stay there, one for me and my husband, and the other for our friends family of 4. Each room had their own set of problems. The first night's stay was bad for all of us.
Upon entering the rooms in early evening things looked pretty acceptable, that is until you actually settled in. I eventually noticed the tiles in the bathroom looked like they could use a little sweeping and the carpeting needed a light vaccuming. Our friends settled into a room that had a smell to it. It smelled as though someone let a skunk loose inside it. There was also an odd vibration near their bed inside the floor that we never really decided as to what the cause was.
That evening we tried to use the microwave to heat leftover food that was given to us by the church from a cookout they held earlier in the day. Well, it didn't work. After trying it out in numerous outlets throughout our room we gave up on it. Luckily the microwave in our friends room, which was next door to ours, did work so they let us use it to heat our food. I was a little irritated that a dead microwave was just sitting in the room for unsuspecting guests to use.
Thankfully the refrigerator in our room did work, however the one that was in in our friends room was just as dead as our microwave. We had just enough room inside it to share with our friends so their food stuffs didn't perish.
At bedtime we had to strip our bed due to the pillow cases & blankets being filthy and we forced ourselves to sleep on the sheets. We wrapped towels around the pillows to use as pillow cases. Ironically our friends did that same thing to their beds. Additionally, they had to shake their sheets due to some black looking dirt being all over them.
In the middle of the night various guests kept us awake by walking or standing next to our rooms talking loudly, yelling, blowing their car horns, etc. Help desk was NOT helpful when our friends wife called to complain about the noise. The guy she spoke with at the desk said he could do nothing about it and we should expect the noise due to the holiday.
The next morning I showered and found some lovely guests in the bathroom, carpenter ants. My husband awoke with a high fever that morning, which seemed odd because he was in perfect health the previous day and night. We both decided that we had enough of this hotel from hell. I packed up my sick husband and our belongings then went to the lobby to checked out of our room at 10am. As I waited for the clerk I noticed the hotel manager and head housekeeper were speaking with a disgruntled guest who was complaining about tried blood being on his sheets and other filth in the room. I'm glad we were not the only complainers.
We checked into a Best Western that's located 2 miles down Telegraph Rd. (which I highly recommend, 5 stars!). Our poor friends didn't check out and decided to stay at Days Inn that second night. They eventually told us they had made a huge mistake staying there because the second night was even worse than the first night.
A couple of days after we all returned home from the trip we received a call from one of our church members who had reserved the rooms for us. Apparently Days Inn charged the church 2 nights for both rooms, plus an additional charge for 6 adults (mind you our friends had 2 children aged 8 and 9 PLUS we checked out after that first nights stay). The bill should have been around $60 per room per night that weekend so the total billing would not have been more than $180.00 since we left a day early. However the bill turned out to be almost $400.00! We had to fax a copy of our invoice from Best Western to the church as proof that we left the hotel a day early so they could get a refund for that extra night that was charged to them. I never found out if they discovered as to why they were charged so much money on the invoice.
To sum up my review this place is just not worth the stress and aggrevation to stay at. If you want an excellent hotel to stay at while in Southfield, MI I highly recommend the Best Western there. It was only $20.00 more to stay at compared to the rates at Days Inn. The rooms were clean and very spacious, desk/housekeeping service was beyond excellent, & overall well worth the money paid to stay there and no stress!
This motel is in a very BAD location.
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Posted Mar 23, 2007
Horrible
This motel is in a very BAD location. Bullet proof glass in the lobby to check in. Scary men walking in the hallways. For fear of our lifes we decided not to stay another night. It took a fight to get our $ back.
When I made last reservation, I
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Posted Apr 29, 2006
Okay
When I made last reservation, I mentioned I have a dog - a sheltie and he goes with me. the time before, there was not trouble. this last time, they gave me big trouble. I will try to make reservation again, and confirm that I do have dog. If they...
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