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"Stayed at Days Inn and overall had a decent visit. The room itself was nice and clean, and the bed was comfortable, which made for a good stay. The front desk staff were especially friendly and helpful, which we really appreciated. The main downside was the noise—there was quite a bit coming from adjoining rooms and outside our room late at night, which made it harder to sleep. That said, we still had a nice visit with friends, and the comfort and cleanliness of the room were definitely positives."

"Nice and spacious"

"For the breakfast there’s no more free, we have to pay 9.99$ per person with limited choices such as Buttermilk Pancakes stack, Three Egg Omelette, Bannock Breakfast. Each includes coffee and fruits "

"The Matrix Hotel is always a pleasant experience when staying there for business. While the cappuccino machine is a nice touch, options for tea would be appreciated."

"Love the proximity to Roger’s. Quiet older hotel. Front Staff are always good."

"No notice of underground parking, got a 100+ dollar fine while having registered and paid 35$ for parking!! Never ever stay here again. "

"Likely the dirtiest bathroom I've ever been in at a hotel. Used washcloths were still hanging on the shower curtain bar. Used soap or at least a little bit of it was still on the shelf in the shower. Of I don't know if there was boogers on the wall or if it was puke residue in the bathroom, but there's definitely something that came out of someone's body, hardened to the wall. The beds... As my kid would say" they should have called this place the uncomfortable inn". Honestly they weren't horrible but they were far from great. Quite a large mini fridge in the room, but the cooling coils for the freezer must have had an inch ice on them so so doesn't look like it's been defrosted or turned off a year. So I would think that it doesn't see too regular of cleanings. Elevator didn't work to go up or down for most of the evening and overnight, many of us returning from the Oilers game were unable to get to our rooms since there is no stair access that hotel guests can take. Front desk had a sign on it for the better part of an hour saying, be right back. A few of us went walking around looking for anyone to help get us to our rooms and we grabbed the walkie-talkies and tried to communicate with whoever had it on the other end but no one answered. We phoned and no one answered. I believe they were trying to figure out the elevator situation but between 6 and 10 of us were left. Wondering if we were ever going to get to go to sleep. "