Days Inn by Wyndham Market Center Dallas Love Field
Budget basics for a golf trip on a schedule
About this hotel
Days Inn by Wyndham Market Center Dallas Love Field keeps costs down with a simple, functional formula: rooms with microwaves and mini-fridges, free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking, all inside the same Market Center corridor as much of the wider downtown hotel cluster near Cedar Crest Park. It will not compete with a four-star property on polish, but for a group prioritizing extra rounds of golf over a fancy lobby, the savings add up fast across a multi-night stay. The six-minute walk to the Ih 35 transit stop keeps downtown accessible without a car, and the nine-minute walk to Commons Club offers a nearby dinner option. Kid-friendly and accessible rooms round out a property built for practical, budget-conscious groups. It is a solid pick within its price bracket, though not the single standout of the wider Cedar Crest Park hotel set.
- 2-star budget hotel
- Free breakfast
- Free parking
- Kid-friendly
Our take
Days Inn suits a larger group or a budget-focused trip that would rather spend on green fees than a hotel lobby. Groups wanting a pool, gym, or full restaurant on site should look toward the pricier downtown cluster instead, since this property keeps strictly to the basics. Compare it against similarly priced neighbors before booking, since the wider downtown cluster offers real variety at this tier.
- Split a larger group across multiple rooms here to keep per-person costs down across a multi-day trip to Cedar Crest Park.
- Use the free breakfast every morning to cover an early tee time rather than budgeting for a separate meal stop.
- Plan to drive or taxi for dinner most nights, since the immediate walking radius is limited compared to a downtown stay.
Why we love it
- Free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking included
- Budget rate well below the downtown cluster
- Rooms with microwaves and mini-fridges
- Straightforward, no-fuss booking
Why guests love itWe booked Days Inn specifically to stretch our budget toward an extra round at Cedar Crest Park, and it delivered exactly what we needed: a clean, basic room and free breakfast every morning. It is not a memorable hotel, but for a golf-first trip focused on the course rather than the lobby, it did the job well. Overall it did the job for a golf-focused trip where the room was mostly a place to sleep between rounds.