Breakfast offering was part of the reason we chose this Days Inn...but their definition of breakfast and ours is two totally different ideas. Breakfast to us is not dry cereal and sliced bread / toaster and jelly with coffee. NO fruit, NO juice, NO eggs, NO meat, NO yogurt, etc.etc. SAD!

Breakfast offering was part of the reason we chose this Days Inn...but their definition of breakfast and ours is two totally different ideas. Breakfast to us is not dry cereal and sliced bread / toaster and jelly with coffee. NO fruit, NO juice, NO eggs, NO meat, NO yogurt, etc.etc. SAD!

We stayed at this hotel as we evacuated from hurricane Milton. Love that they welcomed our pets. The staff were all very caring and helpful. We had a microwave and mini fridge in the room, and breakfast (fresh coffee, toast, cereal) in the lobby in the mornings.The only reason for 4 stars was that there is no elevator, also 3 reasonably intelligent adults couldn't figure out how to switch the water flow from tub to the shower. But for the price, this was a good place to stay.There were shops, restaurants, etc. within easy drive.

We stayed at this hotel as we evacuated from hurricane Milton. Love that they welcomed our pets. The staff were all very caring and helpful. We had a microwave and mini fridge in the room, and breakfast (fresh coffee, toast, cereal) in the lobby in the mornings.The only reason for 4 stars was that there is no elevator, also 3 reasonably intelligent adults couldn't figure out how to switch the water flow from tub to the shower. But for the price, this was a good place to stay.There were shops, restaurants, etc. within easy drive.

Staying at the Days Inn in Montgomery to evacuate due to Hurricane Helene. The Hotel staff could not have been nicer or kinder. They were all very attentive, polite and helpful. Where things go downhill for this facility is the maintenance and upkeep. Also, and this is a huge one for some people, there is no elevator!!! This is really important in this day and age. Especially ADA rules and compliance. Maybe some of the big wigs at Days Inn Corporate could chip in a few thousand each and buy these poor folks in Montgomery an elevator. Oh, and the pool is filled in with cement. I really don't know what to think about establishments like this. Maybe it's on it way out and they don't want to sink any money into this old a building. Whatever the corporate guys (and gals) decide about Montgomery, be sure to keep the staff at the hotel. They are the greatest asset you have there. (TP for KP)

Staying at the Days Inn in Montgomery to evacuate due to Hurricane Helene. The Hotel staff could not have been nicer or kinder. They were all very attentive, polite and helpful. Where things go downhill for this facility is the maintenance and upkeep. Also, and this is a huge one for some people, there is no elevator!!! This is really important in this day and age. Especially ADA rules and compliance. Maybe some of the big wigs at Days Inn Corporate could chip in a few thousand each and buy these poor folks in Montgomery an elevator. Oh, and the pool is filled in with cement. I really don't know what to think about establishments like this. Maybe it's on it way out and they don't want to sink any money into this old a building. Whatever the corporate guys (and gals) decide about Montgomery, be sure to keep the staff at the hotel. They are the greatest asset you have there. (TP for KP)

I enjoyed the overnight stay but they need new pillows and it's been up graded but can use some touch up in painting the doors and better continental breakfast. The location was close to where I had to go.

I enjoyed the overnight stay but they need new pillows and it's been up graded but can use some touch up in painting the doors and better continental breakfast. The location was close to where I had to go.