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Original Comment This is my TripAdvisor review of the hotel we stayed in last weekend when we picked up my son from camp. I wasn't going to say anything about my stay, but they kept hounding me with emails, begging me to rate my experience.<br /> Well ok, you asked for it.<br /> <br /> The first night there, the air conditioning didn't work. We tried sleeping in front of it by making a large bed on the floor, but that didn't help. With our heads on or near the floor we could smell the new carpet installed that day and all the chemicals we were breathing, because the room was so @$%# hot. So we crawled back into bed and sweated instead.<br /> <br /> After a while, I dragged my tired @$$ out of bed. I dragged it, drenched in sweat, across the parking lot and into the office. I asked the overnight clerk if we could switch rooms, and he was a nice enough guy, but he told me that there was nothing he could do about it because the system wouldn't let him. Of course this same guy couldn't give me directions to the nearest laundromat, even though I eventually found out there was one across the street.<br /> <br /> Once you get used to your surroundings, you can live most anywhere, and for the most part the Days Inn was certainly livable. I just think if I had a hotel and your first night there sucked @$$ and my hotel was the reason that it sucked so hard, I'd give you the night for free.<br /> <br /> Instead when it was time to check out, and I asked the hotel manager for some kind of refund, he pointed his finger in my face said &quot;No!&quot; And then he handed me the bill and laughed.

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