HotelChatter - Tag: Days Inn Hotels

San Francisco: Could Tasty Burgers Lure You to a San Francisco Days Inn?

Jennifer Kester — 2011-01-19T09:16:11-05:00

Foodies flock to fine hotels to dine on gourmet eats, whether it be whole-roasted Peking duck or Baja-style fish tacos. But could the promise of delicious eats at a hotel restaurant get you to stay in a Days Inn?

The Days Inn San Francisco Downtown/Civic Center Area's restaurant might just make you book a room. While it's not big on ambiance, the Double Decker restaurant specializes in made-to-order hamburgers using high-end ingredients like Niman Ranch beef typically found in fancier burger joints.

Miami Beach: More Mid-Beach Miami Hotel Mambo: Doing The Inn Thing

MsRebecca — 2011-01-07T09:14:14-05:00

Who's ready for some more Mid-Beach Miami action? It's snowing outside our window in NYC, so we sure as hell are. Following on from yesterday's look at the Four Points By Sheraton, here are some more snaps of affordable options right on the boardwalk to ogle...

Above we have the Holiday Inn Miami Beach Oceanfront. As you can see, it has a huge pool area (for Miami), and what they call a 'Hammock Oasis', where you can snooze away a couple of hours between the palm trees. Rates for the weekend of Jan 21-23 start at $233 a night.

Wetherby: Not Much Daylight Shines Through at This Days Inn

juliana — 2009-10-09T16:34:00-05:00

<![CDATA[ Ed. Note: Usually we do these feature on Thursdays but we couldn't get to it yesterday.You know the scene. You open the door to your brand new hotel room, run over to the window, open the blinds and bam, you are hit with the anti-view. Maybe you are looking down a dirty alley, witnessing a drug deal, staring at an air shaft in the face, or seeing a brick wall. Whatever you are viewing it is not extremely pleasurable. Help out your fellow hotel mavens by uploading your anti-views to the <a href="http://flickr.com/groups/hotelchatter/">HotelChatter/Flickr photo pool</a>, or by <a href="mailto:tips@hotelchatter.com">sending the photo along to us</a>. Remember to tell us the name of the hotel and the room number with the

Toronto: A Budget Hotel in Toronto With an Appropriately-Budget View

Jenna — 2009-06-18T14:50:57-05:00

<![CDATA[You know the scene. You open the door to your brand new hotel room, run over to the window, open the blinds and bam, you are hit with the anti-view. Maybe you are looking down a dirty alley, witnessing a drug deal, staring at an air shaft in the face, or seeing a brick wall. Whatever you are viewing it is not extremely pleasurable. Help out your fellow hotel mavens by uploading your anti-views to the <a href="http://flickr.com/groups/hotelchatter/">HotelChatter/Flickr photo pool</a>, or by <a href="mailto:tips@hotelchatter.com">sending the photo along to us</a>. Remember to tell us the name of the hotel and the room number with the not-so-easy-on-the-eyes view. <img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/6929/daysinntorontokv2.jpg" class="top"> Usually when you check yourself into a budget hotel, you're not

Relax in Luxury...at the Days Inn?

Jenna — 2008-11-24T11:35:18-05:00

<![CDATA[<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/6929/daysinnchina.jpg" class="top"> You know how other countries always seem to get the cooler McDonalds', with chandeliers in the dining rooms and exotic, non-McD's-ish food items on the menus? Well, according to yesterday's <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/23/realestate/commercial/23sqft.html?_r=1&ref=business">New York Times</a>, we apparently not only get to be jealous of the fast food offerings of faraway lands, but now we can envy their economy hotels, too. Well, in China at least: they have super swanky <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/tag/Days%20Inn%20Hotels">Days Inns</a> over there! Who knew?Since the cost of labor isn't too bad in China (construction workers can be paid as little as $100 a month, according to the <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/23/realestate/commercial/23sqft.html?_r=1&ref=business">article</a>), developers can afford to spiff up Days Inn-branded hotels with stuff like marble floors and fancy chandeliers