Days Inn Auburn, Auburn

Great location for a home game. You really don't have to leave the hotel if you don't want to. Good front desk service. Hotels out by interstate may be nicer, but you can't beat the location. I will stay there again from a football game.

The bathrooms appreared to have been recently remodeled although I spotted some mold around the soap dish. The carpet needs a good cleaning...we refused to walk barefoot on it (or in socks for that matter). Otherwise I would consider it worn but clean enough. For the cost and convience to campus it wasn't too bad.

I stayed there for my daughters orientation. I would have immediately checked out and lost my money but everthing else was booked. The rooms are musty, dirty and need to be renovated. Or even better torn down.

When booking I requested a handicapped room (on a Thursday night) due to a recent broken leg and difficulty walking and was told there were none available. Upon check-in I again requested a handicapped room and again was told there were none available. It is very hard to believe, because there were only a few vehicles around the rather large hotel, that any and all handicapped rooms be full. The room itself was clean "enough" although very small. We both decided the room and bath were the smallest we have ever stayed in. We booked the room for location and it is directly across from the Auburn University so that was the only plus if that's what you are looking for. My husband woke and went to check on the continental breakfast. He said it was very small, lacking of any selection. For a future visit I will select another hotel. Cost $70.00.

Formally the Heart of Auburn...a landmark. It is old, but right where you want to be and you can walk to anything. Great location! Or you can spend 4 times as much for the hotel and conference center 200 yards up the street.