Days Inn Raleigh

Nice location off I-440, allthough the light-sleepers might find it a tad too close. It's just a short drive to get to downtown. We used the room only for stacking our luggage during the afternoon and for a sleep, so we didn't 'explore' the facilities much, but it was good for our use. Staff was friendly enough during check-in. Cleanliness was good, but the room was obviously not brushed up very recently. Would I stay again? Probably.

We found it charming that the events and sight-brochure was dated 2010, but that might not be sufficient if you don't know what to do.

Most everything......very friendly staff !

When I booked my reservation I was told the dog with us was ok. I have stayed at a lot of Days Inns because of this policy, but never charged a dog fee. At check out they had added a $ 20 fee to my surprise ! Was not a happy camper.......

Pet Friendly Next door to a Dennys Restaurant for very early breakfast or meals Nest door to Bahamma Breeze, most excellent after a long day site seeing. Accessibility to downtown Raleigh, and out skirts.

The most up setting, was though it placed its address on Wakefield Ave.----- It very definitely needs to state access to facility is around the corner on Navaho Dr. The facilitly's position is within several tight main torough fares, such as the Beltline, and for first time visitors to Raleigh, we took wrong turns back on to other major lanes away from the hotel.

It accomadate everything for what I wanted to do! It is reaching of everything!

The breakfast is not really breakfast! Its more of store bought products with coffee! You better of going to Dennys