Very close to the airport. Shuttle is leaving hotel at 00 and 30 past the hour, works 24h. So expect it at the airport for pickup around 15 and 45 past the hour. I wasn't sure about it, so I took Courtyard/Aloft shuttle, which are adjacent to Days Inn. Room 212 was big and had tea and coffee maker. There was also fridge and microwave. There's 7/11 shop at the back of the hotel, if you need anything to eat. I had cold breakfast before official start time and took 6.00am shuttle to the airport. I think, it's cheap and decent place to stay for the night.

Nothing.

Very nice for the price. We have stayed here before and will do it again. We like to stay near the airport for a flight the next morning, rather than risk traffic delays and having to leave home really early. This is just a one night stop, but we don't want to pay a lot. The room was comfortable and clean. Staff was friendly. Parking was free.

The guest on the floor above us was doing exercise or some strange rhythmic thumping on the floor at midnight. Not the hotel's fault. Lasted about 20 minutes and then stopped.

It is close to the airport. And also importantly close to the Des Moines Beach area and the Des Moines Creek parkrun. The were a number of buses there so not necessary to do the hours walk. My room was comfortable and warm with everything for a comfortable and restful night. My room was surprisingly quiet considering it was so close to the airport. Also great that breakfast was included in my rate. They also have a shuttle bus to take passengers to the airport as well as a shopping centre

I can't think of anything I did not like.

Did not like a lot, soI put here so it would be read. GSR..Desk agent was on the phone and tossed our key to me. Asked for early morning wajeup and it never happened. 4 am no call, had to be at Seatac 4:30am because of construction at the Airport..was in line for 2 hours and got to gate as boarding started. No hot coffee, or any snacks for Breakfast included..Did not happen. That is why i feel the price was over charged cost. Could have stayed accross the street for half the cost. We will not stay here not a good value and employees are not accommodating.

It was my second stay in this property, on a way back from a trip. On this occasion, I used rented car and parked on site. I was warned about first come, first serve rule but there was plenty of parking spaces in the evening. Room 322 was ok, however it didn't have tea/coffe maker. I was told, I can request it. View was facing neighbouring Courtyard hotel.

Noisy aircon/heating, had to switch it off for the night. Some rooms are smaller (204) and have carpets on the floor.

Staff were courteous and respected your privacy. The room was clean and towels and bed sheets were changed daily. Good location with restaurants nearby. For the price you pay, I would come back and stay here. It's pretty decent.

The hotel is dated but clean. We stayed for a week so after 3 days, breakfast was unappealing. Muffins served were miini muffins. Not much variety.

Days inn what is up with your beds but they are the most comfortable beds i have ever laid on and also what’s up with your heater/cooler that heater heated up the room so fast i rlly recommend saying here for a cheap price and if i want to have a nice comfy bed i rlly liked ur muffins those where good m, there was nice staff 10/10

bathroom was small but that don’t matter but also the bathroom door safe wasn’t working but wtv it’s a good stay.

The beds were the best!!

The breakfast is really bad! Terrible coffee and not any variety. It would help the place to add things like a toaster or a waffle maker! They had toast one time and it was cold by 7am! The late afternoon staff didn’t know anything! You need education on their knowledge about the city! And also hire drivers that speak English and know how to get to Seatac light rail!!

Very nice receptionists and good availability of transportation to and from the airport and to and from the train station.

This is not the fault of Days Inn, but the dangerous situations of travel by train from the downtown conference center area to the motel mean that if you are alone, according to a Seattle police officer, you should not take the train back after about seven pm. I stayed one night with friends downtown because the police said train travel was too dangerous at 8:15 pm when I was going to get onto the light rail alone. Sad.

It had everything I needed: free 24 hour shuttle, comfy bed, fridge and microwave, coffee maker, free WiFi, room service, 24/7 reception area

I was a bit scared by the people sleeping in the lobby (this was a 3AM), but they turned out to be safe and peaceful, and there was an attendant on duty, so that was fine, too.