Prodigy Hotel, a Days Inn by Wyndham

Excellent service I had a wonderful stay. This place is in a good safe location. My room was nice and very clean. I was able to use the gym everyday at no extra charge. The pool was great. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Reasonable prices. I will definitely be back.

An "inn-keeper!" Great location with access to the I80. Clean and comfortable. Nice property and if traveling with a fur-child (there is grass …poop bags...areas to stretch their legs!) Friendly staff and a quick - breakfast offered. Good stop and if back this route would stay again.

My experience was amazing i had a lot of fun and was able to sleep very well for the three nights that i stayed The hotel room is perfectly clean and smells really good I also encourage others to go and stay there they have amazing service and the lady at the front desk is very nice and caring with everyone that arrives there and once again the service is amazing

Good clean and convenient Ideal for those visiting Davis or travelling on I80 as the location is adjacent to I80. Large, well appointed and clean room.

Not as advertised I was in town with a friend for a golf tournament and we specifically chose this hotel because the listing states that the amenities included an artificial putting green. My friend and I had other options for hotels closer to the golf course, plus this one is right next to the freeway, but we ultimately chose this place because they claimed to have an artificial turf putting green, that way we could fit in some late night or early morning putting practice to stay sharp for the tournament. When we arrived, this putting green was nowhere to be found until we finally located it underneath a layer of gravel and wood chips behind the pool. It was apparently covered up some time ago and the property management never thought to update this fact to their list of amenities. So that was disappointing but this was not the worst part. Our room included one king size bed and a pullout couch, thereby accommodating two adults in total. I offered to take the pullout couch, so my friend could have the bed, since I’ve slept on these many times in the past and never had an issue with the bed, but the first night I could hardly sleep because after a few hours I woke up with shooting pains in my right hip and lower back from exposed metal frame of the pullout bed. There was minimal if any any bedding to provide support between my body and the metal wiring. It was like sleeping on a chain link fence. The next afternoon I requested a room change with the onsite staff, either for both my friend and I or just me, but they said all rooms were completely booked (which I didn’t understand because the parking lot was not even half full) and instead offered me another blanket to place on top of the bed. This didn’t work to soften the bed enough to make a difference so I asked for a rollaway bed, but the one they brought me was the opposite problem and caved in on me as soon as I laid down on it. It was just a cheap plastic mattress that had no structure. In the end, I had to sleep another night on the pullout couch, which made the pain in my hip worse and negatively impacted my performance in the tournament we came to town for in the first place. It’s actually a relatively nice hotel but they have to update their listings to reflect amenities that are either unavailable or not functional in reality. The putting green in their photos doesn’t exist in reality, plus those pullout couches need to be replaced if they want to keep advertising them as an extra bed in each room