Perfect for what we needed - a good value room conveniently located near Warwick & Stratford for the bank holiday weekend. Room was clean (not a single trace of mould/dirt or even discoloured grout/sealant in the bathroom for example) and the staff very friendly - both on the phone beforehand and when checking in/out. No breakfast option (apart from continental box) but multiple hot breakfast options at the services next door.

One child's bed was a mattress on the floor (pulled out from underneath the other single bed), but at this price I can't really complain. Beds were comfy.

Easy, quiet

If you ask optionally via bookings.com to move an inflexible booking to another selected date and pay any difference, they never reply at all. "no" would be OK, but no reply leaves me uncertain if the original booking still holds (it always does, by the way). All other bookings.com venues will reply to such a request on an inflexible booking, and about 80% do say yes if you're more than a week or two ahead, and let you pay the difference if your new date is dearer. I don't mind being said no to, after all I booked inflexible and it's at their discretion, but a reply would be good. I don't think reception pro-actively log into and manage the bookings.com messages/actions.

All the staff were welcoming, friendly, polite and really helpful. The room was clean and tidy, bathroom too. Perhaps being rearward room gave more privacy and it was quiet. Altogether was very comfortable and enjoyable stay at 'Days Inn 'M40 North Warwick. Location was fine for visits in and out of Leamington, Access very good and without 'inner city' parking problems or concerns. Excellent. Really exceeded our expectations. We would happily stay here again. Altogether thoroughly enjoyable stay. Well done to Days Inn !

Perhaps the carpets through out corridors of the building are nearing end of 'shelf life' ie. worn and dirty , though to be fair it's understandable in a frequently visited hotel such as this.

It was a last minute decision to split our journey from Surrey to Scotland. Never having stayed before at a Days Inn, we were hugely impressed on all fronts. As with their comparable competitors (Travelodge and Premier Inn), rooms are spacious, comfortable and fully appointed with everything one needs .. and nothing one doesn’t need. Assuredly, we shall have no qualms about making return visits to Days Inns: for what we needed as a pit stop, it was faultless .. and the staff seem uniformly hand-picked for their friendly helpfulness 😀😀🙏👍🙏🙏

Nothing: all 👍👍👍

The room I got was a wheelchair access so on the ground floor and at the back of the building. There was just a moments interaction with front desk staff at check in and same again at departure, both smiley friendly. The room - because wheelchair was huge - to my expectation and being at the back I had a small lawn and hedge outside my window, so no concept of being on a motorway services. It was the lowest price on the booking platform, so really wasnt expecting much - but dont need much for just throwing my head on a pillow. The whole place looked more than acceptable in terms of upkeep and cleanliness. I certainly would not rule it out as an option again.

Nothing jarred with me. Just do make sure you get your registration into the ANPR system. I've been caught out at other locations which did not make the requirement so clear as here...

Good value, comfortable

If you ask via booking.com to move the date a couple of weeks ahead at their discretion (having booked inflexibly), choosing another date that currently shows as cheap or cheaper, this venue, Days Inn Warwick M40 North, always (implicitly, by not actually replying within the expected 48 hours) ALWAYS (sample size : 5) says no. As it's cheap, and as such occasions aren't frequent enough to justify paying the extra for a flexible booking, I've just written off one or two bookings when the date of my meeting in Warwick changed. Other places nearby like Ashorne Hill will always agree to an at-their-discretion move of date request if at fair notice, even when booked inflexibly .... but it costs more than Days Inn Warwick M40 North, so there's no perfect place.

The room was bigger than expected. There were two chairs and a desk aside from the expected beds, so it was easy to get comfortable and to relax after our journey

There was someone mowing the lawn about 8am. We were already up and dressed but if I'd arrived later and was still sleeping, it would have been annoying. No cooked breakfast available but it is at a service station so there are a number of other options (just don't try the one we tried for the English breakfast YUK!)

Very good! Friendly man at nice checked us in. Place very clean

Not to do with the hotel, but we got a a breakfast voucher for the cafe next to the hotel. Was very poor! Meant to get a traditional breakfast and drink, however they refused to give me a bottle of water in replacement of a hot drink as I do not drink hot drinks. Felt like the staff in that kitchen were very rude. Did not even offer to give me tap water. Felt the £7.95 breakfast deal was not worth it

Great stopover place if travelling North on the M40. Staff were friendly and helpful and the room was spacious. There’s a Waitrose next door and various places to eat at this motorway services site. With the windows closed the road noise was almost eliminated. Excellent value for money.

Shower over a rather slippery bath - would prefer to pay more and have convenience of a walk in shower. Bed was a little lumpy but if tired from a long drive it won’t matter!

We booked the room as a mid journey stopover so wanted a clean and restful night. We were allocated a room with accessibility features -such as a roomy bedroom and wheelchair accessible toilet and shower. The rooms were very clean , modern and clearly very new. The shower and toilet had the necessary grasp handles required for safe and comfortable movement. The bed and linen were clean and comfortable and we had a great rest. We would use again.

The lighting from the car park seemed set at quite a low level - I guess to avoid light distraction for drivers and residents. Being adjacent to the M40 meant that there was a low level but incessant source of traffic noise through the night. The windows didn't fully seal thus the noise was clear to hear but wasn't overly intrusive.