Delta, UT's Hidden Gem: Days Inn Review & Booking!
Delta, UT's "Hidden Gem" (Maybe?) - Days Inn: A Ramble, Review, and Booking Blitz!
Alright, folks, let's talk Delta, Utah. Population? Tiny. Charm? Well… that's where the Days Inn comes in. Finding a decent hotel in the middle of nowhere is like finding a decent burger in a 7-11 – you temper your expectations significantly. So, armed with these lowered expectations, I ventured into the Days Inn of Delta, ready for… well, anything. Let's dive in, shall we? This ain't your sterilized, corporate drone review – this is real hotel chaos, unfiltered.
First Impressions (and the Smell Test)
Okay, so first thing's first: Cleanliness and Safety is, frankly, a big deal right now. Days Inn Delta does seem to be trying. I peeped the Anti-viral cleaning products signs in the lobby, and there’s readily available Hand sanitizer – good start. I’m a sucker for a decent smelling lobby, but sadly, the scent was… neutral. Not bad, not good. Safe, I guess, but not quite inspiring a "Woo-hoo, I'm on vacation!" reaction. The Daily disinfection in common areas is a plus, and they claim Rooms sanitized between stays, which is reassuring. I’ll be honest though: my inner germaphobe always, always, always checks the corners of the bathroom first. No horror stories to report!
Accessibility: A Mixed Bag (Like Life Itself)
Accessibility is important, and this is a category where Days Inn Delta is…well, it's there. I saw a Facilities for disabled guests marker, which is good. We're talking a little ramp action, maybe some accessible rooms? (Though I didn't personally verify – I'm thankfully able-bodied). Elevator is crucial for upper floors and not having to drag your suitcase up stairs.
The Room: My Temporary Fortress… and Wi-Fi Hell.
Let's talk Available in all rooms amenities. Air conditioning? Check. Alarm clock? Double-check (and thank God, 'cause I oversleep like it’s my job). Bathtub, Shower, and Toiletries? Yep. The usual. Free bottled water? Score! 'Cause let's be real, Delta's a dry place. The Desk was functional, though that ancient lamp really wanted to fall apart. There was also a Refrigerator, which is a lifesaver for road trip snacks. Ironing facilities are a nice touch, even if I'm not the ironing type. Linens seemed clean, and the Towels were… well, they were towels.
Now, about the Internet. Internet access – wireless is touted, and yeah, it had a signal. But the Wi-Fi [free] experience was… well, let's just say it tested my patience. Slow. Intermittent. You know, the usual. It was like trying to stream a blockbuster movie on dial-up. Internet access – LAN was also supposedly available, which I didn't even try because frankly, the initial Wi-Fi performance sent me into a rage-induced nap. Forget trying to work from here, you're here for vacation! Just set up your laptop workspace somewhere else, you'll be thankful.
Dining and Drinking: Survival Mode
Okay, Dining, drinking, and snacking in Delta? Don't expect a Michelin-starred experience. I can’t say much about the other options like, Breakfast [buffet] or Coffee/tea in restaurant. You’re in Delta, people, not Paris. There is a Snack bar available. Bottle of water is nice - take advantage.
Services and Conveniences: The Bare Essentials
The Days Inn in Delta offers the usual run-of-the-mill Services and conveniences. There's a Breakfast [buffet], which, according to other reviews, is pretty standard. Cash withdrawal with a Cashless payment service. Daily housekeeping, bless their hearts. a Laundry service! Which I didn't use, but hey, it's there. I didn't see anything resembling a Concierge - probably a plus! Getting around: Car park [free of charge] is the perk.
Things to Do (or, What to Do When You're Stuck in Delta)
Ways to relax: Pool with view is not happening, but there is an Swimming pool [outdoor]. Look at the pool, it's there, it's functional, it's probably necessary on a sweltering Utah afternoon.
For the kids, Babysitting is a possibility and the Family/child friendly is a reasonable consideration. Kids meal is another option.
My Verdict (And the Booking Pitch!)
Look, the Days Inn in Delta, UT, isn't the Ritz. Let's be honest. But… it’s also not a complete disaster. It's a place to crash, a place to regroup, and a place to maybe, maybe, get a good night's sleep. The staff were okay. The room was… tolerable. And hey, the Free car park [on-site] is a definite plus.
Real Talk: If you're expecting luxury, you're in the wrong place. If you're expecting perfection, go home. But if you need a clean-ish, safe-ish, and reasonably priced place to rest your weary head while exploring the Utah desert, then the Days Inn in Delta might just do the trick.
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Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because this ain't gonna be your pristine, laminated travel brochure. This is real life, Days Inn by Wyndham Delta, Utah style. And let me tell you, it's a wild ride.
Day 1: Arrival and the Quest for the "Best" Microwave Popcorn
1:00 PM: Arrive at the Delta. (Well, technically, after a 6-hour drive that involved me singing along terribly to 80s power ballads and arguing with my GPS – "NO, I will NOT turn around!" – and a pit stop at some gas station that smelled suspiciously of stale hot dogs.) Check-in. The lobby is… well, let's just say it has a certain "charm." That brown floral wallpaper? Iconic. Makes you feel right at home. (Or maybe it just reminded me of my grandma's house. I'm getting sidetracked, aren't I?)
1:45 PM: Room assessment. Okay, the air conditioning is blasting, which is crucial because Utah in July is basically Satan’s armpit. The bedspread is… a color. A color that I can't quite name. Like, a… beige-adjacent-ish? Anyway, the important thing: is there a microwave? Because my entire travel plan revolves around perfecting the ideal microwave popcorn. This is serious business.
- Anecdote: The first time I stayed at a Days Inn, I was maybe 20, broke, and on a road trip with my best friend, Sarah. We ate nothing but ramen and microwaved popcorn for three days. We were miserable and delirious, but we were together, and that made it magical. Okay, maybe the lack of showers didn't help.
- Imperfection: The microwave is there, but it’s got a weird, oily film on the inside. Ugh! Time for a cleaning spree. And yes, I packed Clorox wipes. Obsessed? Maybe. Prepared? Absolutely.
2:30 PM: Popcorn Mission: Commence! Experimentation with various brands and settings is underway. This is the cornerstone of my trip. Finding the perfect bag. The perfect setting. The perfect… sigh… I'll get back to you on this. This is a journey.
3:00 PM: Wander the town. Delta, Utah. Population: Probably less than the amount of squirrels in my hometown. It’s quiet. Really quiet. Like, tumbleweed-rolling, coyote-howling quiet. Found a local diner. It looked like the kind of place where the coffee is strong and the waitresses know your whole life story. Didn't go in. Social anxiety levels are high today.
6:00 PM: Popcorn Verdict (temporary): After three disastrous bags (burned, unpopped kernels galore), I finally found a decent setting. Eureka! This calls for a celebratory beverage! From the vending machine. Because, again, the quest for convenience and the limitations of a small diner.
7:00 PM: Channel surfing. TV quality is about as good as the wifi. I’m starting to question if I can survive without a decent connection. Maybe the loneliness will get me first? shudders
9:00 PM: "Early" bedtime. Jet lag is a real thing, and the allure of the questionable bedspread is strong.
9:30 PM: I am wide awake!
Day 2: The Great Salt Lake and Existential Dread (and more popcorn)
8:00 AM: Wake up. Breakfast situation: the provided "continental" breakfast is… well, it's there. Questionable muffins, stale cereal. I opt for a banana and a strong coffee (because, remember, the loneliness).
9:00 AM: Drive to the Great Salt Lake. The landscape changes fast. From small town to majestic. I'm just amazed.
10:00 AM: Arrive at the lake. It smells… salty. Real reaaaaaal salty. And the vastness of it! It stretches forever, and it does stir a feeling of… smallness. I am a tiny ant on this planet, aren't I?
- Quirky Observation: The gulls circling overhead are the size of small children and seem REALLY grumpy.
- Emotional Reaction: I love it. And then I hate it. And then I love it again.
11:30 AM: Back to the hotel. You know what I need? Popcorn. This time I'm trying out a new brand hoping for a better outcome.
2:00 PM: Nap time. I'm exhausted from my existential crisis by the Great Salt Lake – or maybe it's just the lack of sleep.
4:00 PM: More exploration of this town. Visit the local museum. There is a lot of history in this place, I didn't even knew. Not quite my vibe, but a good cultural experience.
6:00 PM: Dinner. Found a restaurant. The atmosphere is quite nice, everything seems perfect. Except… I think it's haunted.
8:00 PM: More popcorn. My experiment continues.
9:00 PM: The end of the day.
Day 3: Departure, and a Legacy of Perfectly Popped Corn (Hopefully)
8:00 AM: Last desperate attempt at the hotel breakfast. No improvement.
9:00 AM: Finishing up those amazing leftovers! And the last popcorn. I went with my favorite brand, popped it to perfection, and ate it with a content sigh. This trip was more than the places I visited. I realized, like my friend Sarah taught me, it was the imperfection that makes it even more special.
10:00 AM: Check out. Leaving.
10:05 AM: I forget some personal belongings! I have to go back.
10:30 AM: Final goodbyes.
10:45 AM: Begin the long drive home.
So, there you have it. My Days Inn by Wyndham Delta escapade. It wasn’t perfect, it wasn’t glamorous, but it was real. And, damn it, it was mine. And the popcorn was pretty darn good, if I do say so myself. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to start planning my next adventure. Maybe this time, I’ll spring for a suite. And a better air conditioner. And definitely more popcorn.
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