I have needed the opportunity to use Days Inn, San Jose on a couple of occaisions. However My last stay, last year, was the final straw. The first time, the room appeared to be clean and surprisingly odorless for a smoking room. However, having family in the hotel business, I always check under the bed. Under the mattress, inside the box frame, the floor was littered with baby jars with glued straws stuck to them. I was unsure as to their exact use, but my guess was drug paraphanelia. The filters on their air conditioner was absolutely filthy. Upon checkout, I reported to the staff of my find and was directed to the manager, who happened to be unavailable (how convenient). I left a couple of messages but never received a call back. A call and correspondence to Days Inn Corporate was they would check into it and get back to me. It has been 3 months and I have repeatedly tried to get this resolved. Why the big issue? If for any reason you stay at a facility and the police enter your room for any reason, the renter of the room is held liable. Wouldn't that look good on business travel?
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