Days Inn Parsippany

You get what you pay for… $ 67 early booking.
I picked this hotel because my girlfriend was flying in from Florida that night and we just needed a quick place to crash before we headed out in the morning.
The check in process was quick. No problems there. Went into the room first and noticed it was very outdated. There was a really strong smell of weed in the hallways and stairwell, and the room itself wasn’t clean. There was mildew around the rim of the sink and the toilet bowl.
The breakfast in the morning was sad… There was one waffle machine, no eggs or sausage, and basically only consisted of toast, jam, and cereal. The area itself was dirty too, like spills, etc. and no one cleaned it up.
Honestly, the only reason I’m giving it two stars is because the bed was comfortable. I sleep on firm mattresses and this place had it. Also there was a fridge and microwave in the room which is convenient for some people. However, that definitely won’t make me come back again though, even with the lower price point.

This is an inexpensive place. You get what you paid for. Beds are comfortable and very clean.
We made reservation by the phone and when we arrived we got different prices, almost the double!
Awfully administrated to take avery penny from your pocket. Disgusting!

Biggest load of shit ever I cancelled my reservation when I called and had cancelled and then they charged my card and was advised that they would not refund my money and planned on charging my account again. I spoke to the manager and she told me I was an idiot and that they can charge me whatever I want and when they want so now I have to cancel my card to prevent this and report them for fraud. BEWARE THEY ARE GOING TO TRY AND STEAL YOUR MONEY AT ALL COSTS!!!

Passing through town just needed a place to stay. Bed was comfortable, Internet good, and breakfast got the job done. Night shift clerk was very nice for 1am. Will come back if I’m passing through.

I checked in on April 5^th, 2015 and everything about this place was wrong.
There was no problem checking in. My room was in another building. When I got there I went up the steps and the outside carpet was ripped up in places and there were pieces of the carpet all over the outside rug. When I got into the room it was backwards. I opened the door and the first this that I saw was the bathroom sink. I waled into the room a little further and there were stains on the carpet. There was a balcony, when I went out there the paint was chipped everywhere and there weren’t even chairs to sit on. I took a shower the shower curtain was ripped, there was a piece of green candy that was stuck to the outside of the bathroom door and there was a used shower cap with a hair that was hanging off of it. The towels were small, thin and junky. The bed was like laying on concrete and the pillows weren’t that much better. The TV was ridiculous. Instead of the normal hotel TV service, there was the local cable box that was hooked up to the TV, I couldn’t order a movie and I couldn’t even check out from the room like you can in a normal hotel. The breakfast was like the towels, it was small, thin and junky. There wasn’t any fruit, donuts or danishes. Luckily there was toast, oatmeal, a waffle maker to make waffles, coffee, cold cereal, yogurt AND there were these yellow folded things in the refrigerator which I learned were omelettes. They were a little scary so I passed on them.
I paid $ 74.76 for one night which was no where near worth it. I should have spent another $ 30 and stayed somewhere decent. Another, and last, failed Days Inn experience.

You get what you pay for.
Cheap.
Out dated furniture. Holes in blanket. Mentioned this to manager. Blanket never changed.
Cheap. Convenient. clean enough.
Bare bones breakfast, not worth mentioning it or advertising it.
If I was going through again I would stay there because of price and the price only.
Just a thought, we were in the rooms with the outside entrance doors directly to our rooms, not in the main building with the hallways.
Our experience might be different from guests in the main building.
Parking lot small, the lot in front is for the restaurant.
The price is the best thing if you are on a budget. I wouldn’t put out-​of-​town guests there.

I came down from PA for a party and a meeting so I decided to stay overnight instead of driving home and back, so I stayed and was very pleasantly surprised, I work for a days inn and had my boss make a reservation for me, I really enjoyed the hotel, the room was clean and had everything that I would have wanted, a comfortable bed, a TV coffee maker and a frig, I recommend that if you are going to stay in the area stay here.

We stayed here recently on a trek south. Our room was inexpensive, clean and comfortable but there was nothing particularly memorable about this hotel. Breakfast was bare-​bones. I have stayed at a number of Days Inns before and this was the least impressive. Nothing seemed to have been improved or renovated since the day it was built. Inexpensive hotels don’t have to feel that way if the owners are paying attention. This one does.

My family stayed here for 10 days. The hotel is very in-​expensive. Although it does not have the bells and whistles of higer end hotels, we thought this hotel provided just what we needed. A low cost option for the family.
The dining area staff was great — always looking to help us (especially since we have 15-​month old twins).
I thought the gym was pretty ok. It has a treadmill and elliptical with area to stretch and do floor exercises. The only issue was that you can only use the gym starting at 8am. This was a bit late for me, being use to working out as early as 5am.
Other than that, this is a cheap option for hotel that will give you the basics.

Stayed at this hotel for two days. The outside is not as appealing but as you step inside its a nice setting. The hotel the is neat and clean. The staff was friendly and nice. Breakfast was OK… not as great as other hotels but it had orange juice, apple juice, waffle and hot and cold cereal. No bacon eggs or sausage. But I’m trying to eat right anyways. But it is decent and cheap. I booked the hotel on
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fyi — to be fair
my family knows the family that owns this place
thats why we stayed here when my mom was moving residences
at first i was rolling my eyes
cause the building looked REALLY outdated
but then i realised — they built a WHOLE NEW WING
which was really great
apparently they are in the midst of a giant upgrade
clean and friendy
wifi = 54 mbps
dont know about the breakfast since we had to run to meet the movers

I was a little hesitate to stay here as I knew absolutely zippo about New Jersey’s hoods other than being the mysterious little skim on the evening horizon I could just make out from my bedroom window as a small child. Located almost immediately off 287, its placement was a little bit tricky for me to find on the first run. The staff was A-​OK: nothing memorable as far as customer service goes while the interior was ugly as sin. At the very least, unlike the Days Inn in New York, our room was clean, stain free and with ample room. Actually, it was identical to the photo on their website believe it or not. Go fig.
The neighborhood was the actual highlight of the stay with plenty of stores, shopping and eateries about a mile up to keep you busy. (A Dunkin Donuts!) Nice, clean environment, diverse people and friendly service at the places we stopped. The streets can be strangely confusing with weird placements of one ways and dead ends.
Generally my experiences at this franchise have been mediocre at best. Nothing exemplary, overwhelming or particularly outstanding one way or the either. The company really may want to consider following in Motel 6’s or even Econo Lodge’s foot steps with keeping rooms simple, clean and updated. The fridge and coffee machine included looked like it was from the early 80s. Otherwise, this one’s perfectly suitable for a pit stop as my stay was quiet and comfortable.