Days Inn by Wyndham Decatur Southeast

Sunny pluses including the outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and breakfast and I-65 location shine at the Days Inn by Wyndham Decatur Southeast. Microwaves, mini-fridges, tea/coffeemakers, LED TVs and free Wi-Fi come furnished within all 53 rooms at this two-story Days Inn by Wyndham. Non-smoking rooms are available. Rise and dine daily on complimentary breakfast items. When looking for a spot to cool down during summertime temps, make your way to the seasonal outdoor pool. Pets are allowed for a fee. Off I-65, the Days Inn by Wyndham offers a Priceville setting within nine miles southeast of downtown Decatur. Huntsville is a 28-mile journey northeast. Live entertainment and rodeo action take the stage at the Morgan County Celebration Arena, a five-minute drive southeast. Point Mallard is the life of the party featuring a waterpark, golf course, indoor ice rink and amphitheater, less than eight miles away. The hotel is also within 23 miles of Athens State University and 60 miles from the University of North Alabama. From Huntsville International Airport, drive less than 18 miles southwest to reach the hotel.

Amenities

• Free Internet Available
• Free Internet Access
• Free Internet In Public Areas
• Free Parking
• No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
• Pet Friendly Hotel
• Newspapers

• Parking
• Vending Machines
• Air Conditioning
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Family room
• Internet services
• Vending machine (snacks)

• Heating
• Fax/photocopying
• WiFi
• Outdoor Swimming Pool
• On-site parking
• WiFi everywhere
• WiFi available in all areas

About Days Inn By Wyndham Brand Hotels

Founded in 1970, Days Inn is a hotel chain started by Cecil B. Day and opened its first location in Tybee Island, Georgia. The second hotel came in the same year at Forsyth, Georgia with hotel rooms starting $8 a night.

Days Inn’s earlier years were quite tough. The lack of maid service was the initial issues Day had to go through after creating the brand. As a temporary solution, he had to ask help from his children to make up the beds in the hotel rooms. Furniture needed in the hotel were hauled to the location by Day’s mother, on her wagon because the truck was too heavy to go through the bridge to reach the first Days Inn hotel in Tybee. With 60 rooms and a set of friends who had no confidence on Day’s investment, Days Inn Tybee Island got a 100% occupancy in April 1970 and became a success from then on. Franchises became available in 1972 and by 1978, there are already more than 300 Days Inn hotels in the United States, Mexico as well as Canada.

Now under the Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Days Inn has over 1900 properties operating in different parts of the world.