Days Inn by Wyndham Bullhead City

This was my second stay, and I got a spacious, clean room and a good breakfast at a very affordable price. I laugh at the person below complaining that the free breakfast didn’t meet their standards. If you want something else, you can always pay for breakfast somewhere. Petty, spoiled complaints about complimentary hotel breakfasts are why hotels keep getting rid of them, making things harder for people who aren’t petty brats.

Some long-term residents live here, as other comments mention, and times are really tough right now. If I needed a place to stay, I’d definitely consider this one. I just needed somewhere to sleep for two nights while visiting family, and Days Inn worked well for me. I booked through AARP, and it met my expectations. I had a couple of concerns, but they were dealt with promptly. The complimentary breakfast was more than ample, with waffles, pancakes, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, cereal, and more. A no-frills hotel with a big heart.

We’re staying here for a month or two while our house is being remodeled. We looked around, and this was the best option, whether you’re here for business, pleasure, or a longer stay. We pay $1,400 a month even during peak season, about $1,000 less than regular room rates. Talk to the manager Christy, and don’t tell her I told you, but she sometimes offers special monthly rates for the right person. The rooms are the cleanest of any hotel in the Bullhead city/Laughlin area, thanks to Angie, the head of housekeeping. She’s one of the hardest-working people I’ve met, right alongside Trent in maintenance. He’s the best, and just put new 55-inch TVs in all the rooms, replacing the 32-inch ones. Thanks, guys 👍

We needed a main-floor room because of health issues, with two queen beds and space for our 6-pound dog. Instead, both rooms we were offered had one queen bed, and the second had a pull-out sofa. The first smelled so bad we had to ask the office for another room. I could say more, but I won’t. We won’t stay there again or recommend it. I wasn’t going to complain, but you asked for a review. Wyndham, you can do better.