Days Inn by Wyndham Conneaut

Gas station hotel. Slowly updating rooms. D-Day weekend sold out so if you wanted to change rooms you may not be able to. Staff is great. They do not come daily to clean/ make the bed/ change towels unless you request it. The a/c works well but the rooms felt ‘wet’, the carpet felt wet. Too much moisture in the room. Not sure how to fix that.

I’m going to start with the only positive thing I can say about this entire stay, the assignment desk manager, Zach, is a rockstar. His pleasant manner, quick response to our problems, and calm demeanor kept us from going nuclear over the many horrid situations here. This hotel is NOT ADA compliant. When I made my reservation through the hotel, they asked if the second floor was ok. What they failed to tell me was that they didn’t have an elevator. You can imagine my surprise when I arrive and asked where the elevator was. The staff was less than helpful. They responded with a smirk saying, “This is an old hotel, they didn’t think of putting one in.” As I advised them of my medical conditions that preclude me from using stairs, without batting an eye, I was told, “I would have to take that up with the third party officials who I booked the two rooms from.” They were shocked to learn I directly booked it from them. At that point they began looking for a first floor room. The initial first floor room they put us into was for customers who reserved room with pets. The smell was akin to sleeping in an uncleaned litter box if your cat was a 2 pack a day smoker. My wife requested to sleep in the car. I gave them one more opportunity. They “shuffled” rooms and moved me into another customer’s room who hadn’t checked in yet. (I don’t want to know how that worked out.). The room was somewhat clean, albeit small with the bathroom so tiny that only one person can fit at a time. Inside the tub were brown stains reminiscent of blood from the movie “Psycho”. The water pressure was adequate but not to the Wyndham quality I expected. All around the tub are stains, dirts and cobwebs. The bathroom floor was sticky. My wife took water from the sink, splashed it on the floor and mopped the floor, removing the thick grime that was on it. On the mirror there is a small sticker that reads, “Towels will only be changed once every 3 days to save water.” The towels are thread and after 24 hours are still as wet as the moment you finished drying with them. Finally, I found out after day two of staying there that you have to REQUEST room service! The reason for this is because the staff is afraid they might disturb the guest. I asked, “Why doesn’t the guest put up a Do No Disturb” sign?” Not all rooms have them. Really Wyndham? Are times that bad? Overall this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in my 45 years of worldwide traveling. I chose it because of the Wyndham name. I am truly disappointed.

Property was dated and in need of an upgrade. Staff was great. Ice machines were always out of ice. Bonus points for cleanliness. Breakfast was adequate.

Found bugs in the room , the day of check out) and breakfast consisted of a peanut butter&jelly uncrustable, to which 1 of us is unable to have. I have a photo of the bus but I'm unable to attach it

Decent Good value if you just need a clean bed. The room had the basic amenities (fridge, microwave, TV). Linens and bed were clean and comfortable. Hallways have a musty smell but room was okay. I think the staff work hard to make a decent experience in an older building.

The whole place was very dirty. the exterior doors near my room from outside were unlocked and no one needed a key to get in so anyone could’ve just walked in - as a solo female traveler I felt very unsafe. There was also a door to an adjoining room with one very measly lock, and no option for a do not disturb sign for the main door. Very loud as if I were near a mechanical room? Would not recommend.