Days Inn by Wyndham High Prairie

The rooms are basic but clean. You usually get the room you book, but not always. The prices are fair, but not amazing. They have different staff every month, so it seems like they don't Always know what they are doing. The wings are good on wing night though :)

Rented 3 rooms for 5 days. 3 out of the 5 my key did not work. One day the room was not made up. When they did they would give me ground coffee. I had a pod coffee maker. Could very clear hR the people we on the room above me. Shampoo stunk

Do not stay here if you plan to use wi-fi. Staff are beyond useless. Not a modern hotel by any stretch of the imagination. Makes this town seem like an absolute dump.

I was very pleased with the very easy & simple check-in, the cleanliness of the room, the breakfast offered and I found the customer service was outstanding from Elizabeth at the front desk. I hope the management realizes what a great ambassador and asset she is representing their business! The late night staff was also helpful when I requested something I forgot to bring. Hot water was plentiful even after the working crowd who leave early & arrive back late were done, you just had to wait a few minutes for it to run through all the pipes I guess, not unusual for most hotels with long hallways. I am surprised reading other reviews calling this place shabby, there was nothing shabby about the room I stayed in nor the breakfast room, or the lobby. I did notice the rug in the ground floor hallway where I stayed was quite worn but that has no bearing on my room quality or quality of service, so it really doesn't matter to me. I did not find the building exterior shabby either, the entire place was clean and lobby also. I did not use the restaurant as it was not open when I returned in the late evenings. I'd have given 5 stars except the breakfast experience could have been better if there was a sign on the fridge for instance saying there was pre-made, individually wrapped omelettes, sausage patties and boiled eggs available inside. I didn't discover that till the second morning. Same for jams - found in a cupboard rather than a container with them on the counter top. I would suggest more signage and a big 'help yourself' sign since most people won't snoop through the cupboards - I only did after someone else staying long-term told me where to find stuff. I would easily book and stay hear again.

First off they gave me a room that was already occupied which in and of its self was kind of comical. They claim to have a hot breakfast, which turned out to be a granola bar, juice box and yogurt. I don't understand why some hotels won't do hot breakfast and some still will.

The A/C barely works or not even in my room. Then it makes a loud noise every 15mins or so, desperately trying to work and give out air. There is wifi, but the speeds of 0.2MBPS barely loads up the landing page of whatever you want to browse on. Goodluck if you want to watch a video or see a picture/image.

The furnace/ac unit has been replaced with a portable space heater on the ground. Room was not clean, beds are hard and unconfortable and there was hair in the bath tub and on the night stand. Not a good experience

I held a 13 person community meeting at this location. The meeting facility was okay but I found it hard to book the meeting and the rooms. They had a contract catering company and the food was so-so but the service was not what I expected. But, they are the only service hotel in the area with a meeting room in town. And with inside catering. I wish they could do better. The hotel was better a few years ago pre-pandemic so I'm not sure what changed.