Days Inn Englewood Denver Tech Center

I had some doubts about this place because of the reviews I saw on goggle, but the room I got was very clean no bed bugs or any kind of bugs. As soon as we walked into the hotel you can smell marijuana, I don’t have a problem with it but if you do then I suggest you don’t come here. the room also smells like cigarettes, the hallways smell very strong of marijuana. Little kids also running up and down the halls at midnight. It was very convenient having a fridge/​freezer plus tv plus free wifi and microwave. The staff could be a little nicer but other than that I think this place was just fine.

This place is okay because it’s pet friendly. The breakfast isn’t much to be desired and the staff is super friendly. This place is close to the view, top golf, and maggianos. I think I spelt that right. Anywho … It’s a decent hotel for the price. My baby Yorkie made himself at home here. I will def come come back when I’m in the area with my pup. I gave it a 4 because they need to improve on breakfast.

Welcome to Hell.
Nothing says great service like telling me that your phone system isn’t working and don’t expect a wake up call as I ask for a wake up call to catch my 0600 flight the next morning two time zones from home.
If you are going to front load errors, do it on your website so I know not to book with you. It makes it a lot easier for both of us.
You are cheap or inexpensive, but it seems you passed on that inexpense to housekeeping who said «why clean?» Unimpressive, even for a bargain price.

God save the Queen, this hotel needs Jesus.
I should’ve known better. I booked a room at this hotel for $ 50 thinking it was a special on
, turns out that $ 50 is the flat rate for a room here.
We walked in the lobby/​breakfast area and I immediately wanted to cancel and go somewhere else. It certainly is NOT what it appears online. It is just an old, dated, unkept hotel with no frills or extras. So if you are needing to save money and end up booking here, just keep that in mind.
On a positive note, the room and bed were actually pretty clean. Trust me, I inspected that sucker top to bottom trying to find a reason to convince my partner to switch hotels. The bathrooms are also very large, which was somewhat comforting.
There were a lot of teenagers hanging out in the hotel during the day with their friends who worked there. Also there seemed to be quite a few ‘extended stay’ guests. Kinda sketchy, but I’m just making observations.
The staff is friendly, but when it comes to hotels, a welcoming smile doesn’t cover up the cracking and decaying walls.

Gets a little chilly during the winter… But then again I didn’t turn the heater on… Has everything you need! Great parking. The breakfast is reasonable. Makes long stays comfortable with in room microwave and refrigerator. Water gets pretty warm fast! No real complaints.

This review is from 2013: I like this hotel. The rooms are much nicer than you’d expect considering the lobby is a bit run down. The beds are so nice and comfy. The pillows are like clouds. There is a flat screen tv with cable. Bathroom was very clean and shiny. No mildew. There is a nice size mini fridge and clean functioning microwave. Super comfortable sofa chair with ottoman. Room isn’t very large but fairly updated and extremely comfortable. We were there on ⁴⁄₂₀ and there was a marijuana convention in town so of course all you could smell in the hall way is weed. But at least it didn’t waft into our room. The immediate area is a tad industrial BUT just minutes away from Park Meadows mall which is an really nice, upscale shopping center filled with places to eat and spend all your hard earned money! It’s also very close to downtown Denver so it’s a great option if you are doing stuff in the city but don’t want to pay downtown prices. It boarders the city of centennial which is super nice.

Weird smells!
It is what it is. I’ve been at nicer Days Inns before, so I was expecting a little more from my one night here. As another reviewer mentioned, the front desk asks for everyone’s IDs, even though I’ve never been asked before. Our first room reeked of mustiness, so we asked for another room down the hall. It was better, but this property is just old and rundown with no plans for renovations. Also, when I went upstairs to get a snack from the vending machine, the second floor immediately hits you with the smell of marijuana. I’m 420 friendly myself, but I don’t want to walk into a cloud of smoke at a freaking hotel, regardless of where I am.
Overall, it was just okay. I certainly didn’t overpay for my room and the area seemed safe, but maybe next time I’ll spring for the extra $ 40 and stay somewhere more pleasant.

For the price it’s perfect. If we an get our room to cool down before bed time, that will be nice. It’s got a little wear and tear but tats tone expected for the price. Convenient location.

Loved the hotel room. Roomy, had a nice couch, desk, flat screen tv, and comfy bed. The free breakfast was pretty nice too. I mean it’s a free hotel breakfast so obviously it’s not going the be 5 star eating, but It was a pretty solid breakfast. Cereal, coffee, OJ, yogurt, fresh waffles, etc. The whole hotel was non-​smoking, but there are a few places outside to smoke. Overall pretty good experience at this hotel. I agree with what everyone else says about how this hotel could be great with some minor maintenance, but I wouldn’t say it’s too bad now either. Would definitely use again, if I’m ever in the area.

Front desk clerk was not too friendly. Bad smells in hall. Guy smoking his bong by the lobby doors. Room had dripping toilet, shower head was placed for people under 5’6″ and curtains were falling down. Went to get ice and had to avoid the broken tiles and water leaking from the ice maker on the second floor. Bed was uncomfortable. We stay in lots of hotels and this was not even remotely worth the price. In the morning, breakfast was pathetic, with packaged omelets that exploded in an already dirty microwave, an overflowing trash can, and I had to kill a bug crawling across the table towards my husband’s waffle. The orange juice was the only good part of breakfast. We decided to forego most our breakfast and never repeat this experience.

Its decent. Don’t expect a lot and you’ll be fine. Oddly though, the phone next to the bed didn’t work, but the one in the bathroom toilet did? That’s a first — a bathroom phone. And its a nonsmoker’s room that smelled like someone just smoked in it.
Other than the phone and the initial smoke smell, the room was clean and the price ($ 65) was right

I really never write reviews… I am generally easy to please, and since I work as a supervisor in a retail setting, I am pretty forgiving. But I just can’t let this one go by without reviewing. I was in the area to spend time with my family, and would generally not book at a Days Inn, but my family had booked there, so… I stayed here. I can say that overall, the room was okay, although I couldn’t get the AC to a comfortable temperature, the refrigerator was freezing my water bottles (and the knob to adjust the temperature was broken off so I couldn’t adjust the refrigerator temperature), and the toilet paper holder was missing (although they placed a handwritten cardboard sign over the hole with «sorry replacement ordered» written in pen on it). The true problem was more with the level of service. On day 1 of my stay, I went to breakfast and found the entire area extremely dirty from the other guests, and no one was keeping the area cleaned or stocked – at one point, there was a spider crawling across the floor in the breakfast area, and luckily the guy at the table next to mine was quick to squash him before he got to me. On day 2, upon getting back to my room at about 10 pm, the smoke detector battery was getting ready to die, and that stupid loud pitched beeping had started; I called down to the front desk, and the front desk clerk said that he would be right up with a battery – score! And sure enough, he was at my door in just a couple minutes… but then he just handed me the battery, and said «here” – he actually expected me to change the battery. I looked at him, and stated «well, I can’t reach it», to which he agreed… and said that he couldn’t reach it either. At this point, I just wanted to go to bed, as he was looking around trying to figure out what to do, so I grabbed the chair from the desk (he hadn’t thought of using it), and moved it over to the smoke detector for him, and he then finally figured out how to change the battery.
My parents had also booked a room (they were there for a week… yuck!); my dad, who doesn’t do a lot on-​line, had actually called to book the room, but then was given a completely different rate at check out than when he booked (+$ 40/​night). He was then told that the rate they quoted him on the phone was the weekly rate, but since they didn’t have him prepay the weekly rate, they couldn’t honor the lower rate – but they didn’t mention that when he had booked. Completely a bunch of crap. Really, really, really avoid this hotel if you can!

This Days inn was good, We stayed here for 3 nights 4/​20, 4/​21, ⁴⁄₂₂ One thing I noticed when we got there, it smelled like pot. I was like really, what’s going on with that? I looked at the date, I realized it was ⁴⁄₂₀. It smelled like pot in the hall ways, but not in my room thank god. So on 4/​21, woke up for some continental breakfast so as I went down stairs, everything was gone, damn pot heads. The next 2 mornings, the continental breakfast had everything there for us. Anything from little donuts to little Cinnamon rolls, and a make your own Waffles. So Moral of this review, great place to stay, just not on ⁴⁄₂₀ or the next day for free breakfast. Staff was really friendly and helpful, rooms were really clean and nice. Nice place to stay if in the Denver area.