Days Inn by Wyndham Delta

The room was okay, but definitely needed a deep cleaning. It is doable for a night or two. The shower corners, mirror edges, back of countertop all were pretty dusty and dirty. The refrigerator had some spilled soda or something on the bottom. The grounds seemed pretty good. The worst part a key to our room was given to an unknown man that entered our room while we were out. Per the front desk clerk that checked us in who stated, he also entered our room to verify there were contents in the room. We checked in and went out rockhounding. We returned two hours later & our keys didn’t work. The same front desk clerk that checked us in argued with us that someone checked us out that morning, and/or we were at the wrong room. What!! You gave us the key and the room number two hours ago. The key worked and our stuff is in that room. It has only been two hours. After much discussion and a manager, we were finally given a key, two different times, which neither worked. We eventually got into our room, thankfully all of our items were there, but what an awful feeling when traveling especially as two females traveling alone.

Very underwhelming and was annoyed that they charge so much for an almost dilapidated hotel. Paint was peeling off the walls in the bathroom, the AC unit was from the 70’s and barely worked and only on “low cool”, and the counter for the bathroom was literally falling off the wall. We come out to this area annually as a family for the rodeo over the 24th of July weekend. I refuse to spend that amount of money for their rooms ever again. That same price in Salt Lake City would get you a nice room with much better accommodations.

It worked for one night, however the staff was not friendly. Breakfast is cereal and dry muffins. Don’t expect a breakfast. The pool was the cleanest area of the complex