Days Inn by Wyndham Grand Junction

We reserved a “Queen Suite”, what a joke! We had an oversized bathtub next to the bed which categorized this as a suite. Not once was our bed made or fresh towels delivered, plus we had to share the towels as there was only one set.  The swimming pool was under construction and homeless people were outside with their stuff which included a cat in a carrier. We stayed one night and went up the street to a real suite. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone!

I thought this was my lucky night because it was a free rewards night. One word describes this hotel "Disgusting" the room was filthy, the bedspreads on beds stained and dirty, the pillows had human and animal hair on them and the sheets looked grey and were stained, the bathroom was not cleaned from previous users. The room was in a state of disrepair where the linoleum was stuck down with tape covering a further damaged floor, numerous tiles in the bathroom were broken and most of the light globes did not work. The TV remote was a complicated tool wrapped in sticky tape with no instructions available. There were a microwave and fridge in the room but no coffee maker in fact no cups available even for water. They did supply a breakfast which was mediocre at best with notices attached only "one per person". There was a Denny's next to the Hotel and a Restaurant/Bar across the street.

1-Star Review – DO NOT STAY HERE Days Inn Grand Junction – 740 Horizon Dr, Grand Junction, CO This place is disgusting, dangerous, and should be investigated by the health department. I stayed 17 days and had to switch rooms THREE times because of maintenance and cleanliness issues — and every room was worse than the last. There was no hot water for over 24 hours during our final day, and when we asked for a refund, the manager said we’d “owe him money” because weekend rates should’ve been higher (?? we booked online). He then threatened to charge us $250 if we reported them to the health department. Yes, really. He said, “I’ll find something.” I found a broken me*h pipe inside the washing machine after doing laundry for my family. I had to dig it out of our clothes, which is something I wouldn't wish on anyone, especially with a trauma history. We spent more time and money driving across town to rewash everything because I couldn’t trust anything in that place. I personally: Scrubbed soap scum and dirt off the floor with my hands Used a Magic Eraser to clean the tub Deep-cleaned their black-moldy AC unit just to breathe Vacuumed daily, and my vacuum roller turned black — FOUR TIMES The pool was locked randomly with no warning — turns out if other guests don’t pay rent, they just punish everyone else. The outside walkway was never mopped, never cleaned, and the whole time we were there, trash was piled up and left to rot. We left early and moved to a different hotel next door just so we could take a shower. This place cost us over $2,000, and it felt like a drug-ridden, low-budget trap with Wyndham’s name slapped on it. I’ve already reported this location to Mesa County Public Health and opened a corporate case with Wyndham. If I don’t get a full refund, I will escalate to BBB and the media. AVOID THIS HOTEL AT ALL COSTS. It is unsafe, unsanitary, and the staff will try to guilt and gaslight you into silence.