Days Inn

Disability room has a 1 – 1.5″ lip over threshold from walkway to room and it difficult to transverse with disabilities. We called it the trip lip. Also disability room is furthest from breakfast area. and up and down a few steps. (and it was raining so it made it worse as these portions were in uncovered area). Bathroom is almost as bad. No ADA capabilities even the bathroom sink had a 12″ drop of marble so no wheel chair arms could fit below.
Front desk personnel are lacking in English speaking skills (where it would be almost a necessity) so there was a lot of repeating and non-​understanding, and at one point the clerk laughed inappropriately so I asked if people with disabilities were a source of fun to her.
There was no information given on where vending machines or ice machine was located.
Room was clean but coffee condiments were only for 1 cup of coffee not 2. Rooms had bright blue type LED lights not the softer warm light that is available.
Overall, we will probably try not to stay at any again while on our year long trip. After over a month of motel stays we definitely know what is appropriate and what is lacking.

Nice clean place. Manager is very helpful and staff friendly. Close to many places to eat and movies. Will stay again and we like parking in front of room to easy unload suitcases. Enjoy corsicana too.