Wow, where to begin. First of all the reception at the front desk. A young gal shows up in jeans and a shirt, not very presentable. Then she gives me my room key, tells me what floor and what room with two men standing right behind me. What happened to not sharing that information out loud for security and safety reasons? The bath tub was deplorable with cracks along the entire bathtub. The room itself was clean but the bathtub was a so bad so I asked for another room. Got another room and the bathtub was not much better. The drain area was so worn out, the handle was lose and again complete cracking around the tub. If I was at a hotel where I was being charged $70 a night, I could understand, but this is under the branding of a Wyndham! (Wyndham, are you listening!!) Someone needs to come in and at least calk so it looks more presentable. Next, no hot water. They did get it "fixed" but the water was more like warm. The drain in the bathroom sink was a slow drain. There was no soap at the sink. After my first night, I left for the day to come back to see that there had been no housekeeping or fresh towels. I didn't need sheets changed and I want to be a good patron of my environmental footprint; however, when I called to find out about housekeeping I was told they only do it on WEDNESDAYS! Again, this is a Wyndham brand hotel. But, in the bathroom there is a sign (which I do have pics) that says every three days housekeeping comes in. So which is it? From my experience, I put my money on Wednesdays. This was not a $125/night hotel - not even close. Stay away! And if you are the management reading this or a Wyndham representative, remember that these reviews are TEACHING you about your service and products and not doing something about it is a huge mistake!
