Quality Inn

I walked into a warm, clean room. The flooring looked new. The king-size bed had a good mattress and at least six pillows of varying softness. When the hotel description says a “light breakfast” is included, I’d call that accurate. My preference is to have cooked options, and if it’s healthy, that’s best. I’ll say the coffee tasted great. I chose a banana and apple and a basic Walmart yogurt my first morning. On the second day, the lobby wasn’t open on time, so I left without breakfast and left my key cards in the room.

We just had a stay at the Days Inn Pottstown, PA and found it to be typical Days Inn. It wasn't one of the franchisees shining stars, but was decent. However, be forewarned that the owners just signed a lease on 60 rooms to house the homeless. It certainly is a quick money grab, so not sure if the general paying public really wants to pay to stay in a homeless shelter.

Low standard motel, worse than average Days Inn. Old room, not spotless and with a strong smell of smoke. Breakfast, which was included, "we serve it only on weekends" Parking frequented by unrecommendable characters. Bad experience.