Days Inn by Wyndham West Memphis

"This is a clean hotel. The staff are very friendly. There is a casino right next door that has multiple restaurants. There is also a convenience store/gas station across the street. They have coin operated washers and dryers for the guest. They also have USA Today newspapers at the front desk. They have tons of parking for anyone that is towing or is a truck driver.Great place."

"The front desk ladies were friendly, really nice, and polite. My room looked like new! I always check for bugs and hair and such- not one in sight. My room was nice and clean. The traffic was a bit loud here and there. I think there was a truck parked outside running for a while though. Throw some ear plugs in and you'll be out like a light. Thanks for a great stay Days Inn!"

"I've been traveling cross country and this is the first nice place I've stayed. The staff was very nice on check in. The room was not only clean but actually had very nice mattresses and pillows for me (and my dogs). The room is nicely appointed with fridge, microwave, coffee maker, closer with iron and ironing board, hair dryer and a nice compliment of soaps, shampoo etc. Nice big towels too. The free breakfast was an actual breakfast! I guess that's why they call it Southern hospitality! For the rest of my trip I'm going to try and stay at this chain as the other major ones have been very disappointing. The only downside is the area. Two people screaming outside and the smell of dope but that's just the location. Otherwise it was a very nice stay!"

"I’d leave zero stars if I could. The room was disgusting. Even my dog was horrified. The floors hadn’t seen a mop in months, according to the greasy buildup and old glitter. There was a collection of dirt in all the corners. The yellow chair was caked with black grime and one arm had a softball sized chunk missing from it. We didn’t even sleep in the bed, instead opting to sleep on top of the covers, wishing to touch as little as possible. All in all, pick literally anywhere else."

"We stayed one night at this hotel after a long day of air travel, checking in at nearly 11 pm just about dead on our feet. Frankly, if it hadn't been so late and we hadn't been so tired, we probably wouldn't have kept our reservation here. From the minute we walked into the funky-smelling room, our eyes met yet another thing that made us think "dear lord, we paid $92 to stay in this room?" As you can see from the pics, the lamp bases were rusty, there was some kind of candy wrapper (and assorted yuck) in under the sink, random dirt on the doors, part of the ceiling falling off and another stain of some kind up there (god only knows what), no idea what was on the blue wall beside the head of the bed, the faucet was grungy, Lord knows what was sprayed across the frame and glass on the picture on the wall, and at some point in the 6 hours we were there (which was probably about 5 hours and 45 minutes too long), the entire front of the air conditioning unit just....fell off. The bedding was comfortable and SEEMED okay, but we're keeping an eye out for critters, just in case. We did, however, both sleep partially (or in my case almost entirely) clothed, just to be safe. We didn't even take a shower this morning because home is just a couple of hours away, and we didn't want to stay in this room one minute longer than we had to. This isn't just one bad housekeeper. This is a long time of housekeeping and maintenance neglect. This hotel did have a few positives. Check in and out were quick, there is a clean new Exxon station almost directly across the road, there is a Mexican restaurant right next door, and the casino is pretty well right there. Additionally, our room was quiet (although from other reviews I've read, we were lucky that was the case.) Frankly, we expect better from Wyndham properties. I can say without any hesitation, DO NOT STAY IN THIS HOTEL. I'm pretty sure you can get a cleaner room just about anywhere else."