斯威夫特卡倫特溫德姆戴斯飯店

Everything was great. Only drawback was no king rooms on the first floor, no elevator and we are seniors with some mobility issues. Staff switched us to a first floor room no problem but I would have preferred the bigger bed

Days Inn is right beside highway for convenience, but very quiet so highway traffic is not noticeable. Rooms are quiet and comfortable. Breakfast is well stocked and replenished.

A little dated and dim but great value and good location. The pool was warm and nice enough for the kids. Dairy king next door has great treats. The deluxe double queen room was great for having little kids and being above to stay up after they go to bed.

Fantastic place to stay. Our room was clean and organised. The front desk was very helpful with a smooth check-in. Loved the pool and hot tub, staff mentioned the hot tub in the workout area was even better, my personal preference was the pool area hot tub. The free breakfast was exactly what we needed to kick off a day of driving.

Great stay, great staff. Always friendly and accommodating. No elevator so make sure you request main floor rooms if have mobility issues. We did and recieved a room close to breakfast room and pool. They have loaner bikes if you want to pedal around Swift Current

"TRINA" Checked in with a woman on 05/25/2025, who I only identified as Trina at checkout on 05/26/2025. My immediate first impression was that she was not very friendly or accommodating. She misrepresented herself as Manager, Chris King, to me later that evening. Problem later started when I found that the very long room darkening blinds did not fully close, which was due to the upper tracks designed to not be long enough to allow this. Only the shorter sheer blinds closed fully. Compounding this very poor design choice was that the room darkening blinds went fully to the floor, which would have covered the air conditioner vents if the drapes were able to be fully closed. There was also a very large and bright, always on, security spotlight just across the driveway mounted on the adjoining wing of the hotel. People could therefore see into my room and I could see into their rooms. The bright spotlight made it impossible to sleep properly. I went to speak to Trina about my concerns and she did not appear to be concerned, and was not helpful in the least, bordering on being rude and dismissive. Her initial response was to say she would notify Maintenance, in the MORNING, and they might be able to help then. I was stunned at this response and just stared at her waiting incredulous. When no further response was coming from Trina I said how is that supposed to help me tonight. She didn't respond to my comment. She offered to change rooms for me but since this was a poor design feature of the drapes itself, not a particular problem with only my room, I declined to move as I was also tired and already unpacked etc. I asked if she might have something that I could pinch the drapes together and hold them in place with to try to block some of the light. All she found were some paperclips and gave those to me. After the paperclips obviously couldn't hold the drapes together I went back to the front desk to get the woman's business card so I could follow up with management. After simply asking for her business card, she said "For sure", and gave me the business card for the Manager Chris King, NOT her card. I asked "That's you". and she said yes. I said thank you and turned to walk back to my room. Trina then replied "You're very welcome, have a good night", in a sarcastic tone knowing the chances of that were not very good due to the bright light which she refused to properly help with, to which I said back "We will try", as I continued on my way with my back to her. Trina then escaped the situation by replying "Hope so" in an even more sarcastic tone, to which I turned to face her and walking a few steps said, "Something funny about that", and she said "Hope so" again. I said "Hope so?, yeah you should hope so". Trina's response was "You know what, I will ask you to leave the property if you come at me", "You see this. I want you to see this", pointing to a sign by the desk threatening to remove customers if they apparently bother the desk st