The van we were taken in to the airport needed maintenance as well. When we went to the breakfast the next morning, we decided not to because it doesn't seem right trying to eat breakfast with a half dressed man and a woman who wasn't dressed much better grazing their way around the small room. There wasn't enough coffee in the room for two people and they should offer decaf coffee for those who desire it. The shower spray nozzle couldn't be moved to accommodate different size users. Bathroom needs work both with the tile floor and the grout around the tub. I have stayed at a few Days Inn hotels but by far this one was the most neglected I've stayed in. Where was the management? Also couldn't understand with the temperature in the mid 80's why the. Not good when there were all sorts of edible snacks "readily available" there for the taking. OBTW he was also the desk attendant who took the 15 minute time to leave the desk unattended while he took us to the airport. It would also be appropriate if there was an English speaking individual driving the vehicle. From my vantage point in the odor laden back seat, I noticed at least four "warning" lights on the dash including, check engine, change oil, low tire pressure and one other which had three letters which meant nothing to me.
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