Hi! We just checked out of Del Sol this morning (checked in Thurs, out Tues.) Del Sol's website will, I presume, tell you yes to WiFi and breakfast. WiFi was non-functional for me on my phone, although I believe my roommate was able to connect briefly on her laptop. We did overhear another patron indicate they were having problems and that it usually worked better.
Breakfast was pretty pathetic. (Non-tasty) orange & apple juice, I think some milk, three varieties of donuts (powdered, chocolate coated and coconut crusted) & mini muffins (choc and banana nut,) boiled eggs, a few cereals, slices of bread & limp waffles and a toaster. I am not picky but it wasn't good. That said, our touring strategy is often hit RD & dash from ride to ride for an hour, pick up a couple of FPs, then slow down and grab a breakfast. We need just a little something in tummies to get us started - the breakfast worked. I brought bagels & PB for race morning. Also, it is only out from 7-9, which seems like a smaller window than most hotels, IIRC.
Beds are firm. I found them comfy, as did my roommate, but ymmv.
Overall, the room was showing signs of age but it was clean. The carpet appeared relatively new; the microwave was not and the a/c was old style motel a/c. The bathroom was worn, but again, clean. I think we are a lot like you in that a Days Inn is fine - clean and safe are my criteria. I have stayed in some very very nice hotels (NYC 5*) and some extremely cheap hotels and have come to the conclusion that MOST of the time I would rather save the money and go for basic.
There was a small pool and hot tub, but again, looked clean - we never made it down to use it. Pool turned pretty colors at night lol. It closed promptly at ten (as in, it was padlocked after,) and we were always in the parks until after that.
Staff was friendly, price was right, distance to the crosswalk was minimal. There's a Denny's right there that is fine - I mean, it's Denny's. I ate both my pre- and post- race meals there lol (Sat dinner & Sun brunch.) IHOP is close too, but we couldn't eat there due to the fact that they make balloon animals (latex allergy.)
Oh - just realized I meant to mention - no elevator. Only two floors so this was no biggie for us, we were upstairs, but if you'll have stroller/wheelchair/ECV/heavy luggage you may want to inquire about being on the first floor.
If I missed any questions, feel free to ask!
