Overall great experience only issues i have is the pool was closed during my visit and they desperately need to upgrade their air conditioning system. Besides that very happy with my visit. read more

Stayed here for a quick trip and it had everything I needed. It's a basic hotel, but clean and comfortable, with all the essentials covered. The location is definitely a highlight--super convenient if you're going to a show at CFG, which made getting in and out really easy. They do have parking available (for a fee), and you can come and go as needed. Just make sure to give your parking ticket to the front desk so they can give you a code. They charge you at the end of your stay. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, a solid, no-frills option in a great spot. read more

Where do I begin?????We flew from Tampa to Baltimore on July 18 for a one night stay, leaving on July 19 for a one week cruise to Bermuda on the Carnival Pride. We had a confirmed reservation for that evening. We arrived at the hotel at 1PM and was told by the manager that we could not check-in until 3PM. Okay, so we grabbed lunch at Inner Harbor and returned at 3pm. To our surprise there were at least 150 people in-line to check in. My husband got in the line and when he finally made it to the front, he was told that the rooms had not been cleaned yet. He was told to leave his number and he would be texted when ready. Long story short, at 5PM we still did not have a room at $300 a night. I asked for a refund and they told me since I was canceling there would be no refund. At this point , I lost it and said I wanted to speak to a manager. I demanded a refund or a room. There was still no room at 5:30 PM so the manager gave me a refund. She was rude and started laughing in my face. Never again will I stay at a Wyndham property. I did write a complaint letter to Wyndham with a "so sorry" answer. Luckily, my husband had a cousin in the area who picked us up and gave us a place to stay. My advice to you. Stay at a Marriott property. read more

This hotel was disgusting. I booked for a conference for location. I paid $1,000 for 3 nights and I arrived to a room ridden with smoke, bed bugs, a mouse trap outside my door, dirty toilet and some weird shower head hanging from a drop ceiling. I tried to leave and they wouldn't accommodate another room. They told me there was no housekeeping on site. I left the next day after finding an emergency airbnb, but the hotel refused to refund me. I'm furious. You should all know this place is unsanitary and disgusting. Please don't be fooled by the pictures. read more

I have stayed in hundreds of hotels and this Days Inn has the distinction of being the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The front desk staff is rarely there. When they are, they all have the same refrain no matter the question, "There is nothing I can do." Room not ready at check in time? "There is nothing I can do." The room safe doesn't work? "There is nothing I can do." (Oh, except for charge a $2 a night "safe fee" for a non-functional safe. In that case, the front desk person helpfully added, "Oh yeah, everyone complains that it's broken.") I was so sketched out by the staff that I left the "do not disturb" sign on my door and skipped all cleaning because I was scared to have them in my room. I don't care that it's close to the convention center. I wish I had stayed farther away and felt safe and in a hospitable hotel. read more

RATS in my room. And the place is filthy. The assistant general manager promised to personally refund my money but hasn't. Now they don't answer the phone and their "customer care" program is a bot that says "thanks for being a rewards member" on a loop. RATS. Actual rats in my room. I'm traumatized. read more

Terrible Experience for me - Not Worth the Convenience The only good thing about this hotel is its location near the convention center. Everything else was a nightmare. From the moment I checked in, the entire floor reeked of smoke. As someone with asthma and allergies, this made my stay unbearable. My room was hot and stuffy, but the air conditioning didn't work, making it even harder to breathe. I woke up congested and struggling with asthma issues. Breakfast was a joke--just a couple of English muffins, toast, and limited juice options. (We went down at 6:30 am so we didn't miss breakfast or arrive right before it was ending.) If you're going to advertise breakfast, at least provide something substantial. I had to go to Dunkin' Donuts just to get a real meal. The worst part? I had an important photography engagement at the convention center but was locked out of my room when I went to retrieve my camera. The front desk reprogrammed my key FOUR times before finally sending someone with a master key--only for that not to work either. I waited over an hour for maintenance to finally get me back in, causing me to miss my opportunity. I requested to move floors or get a refund for the second night, but the manager claimed they couldn't authorize anything and that a higher-up would contact me. I never received any call or email--zero follow-up, zero concern for my experience. To top it off, the facility was dirty, and the only working ice machine was on the 7th floor. This place is not worth the risk, especially if you have respiratory issues. The location may be convenient, but at the cost of your health and peace of mind. Stay elsewhere. Would NOT recommend. read more

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I used to stay at this hotel in the pre-Wyndham days and pre-Covid. It was not the greatest but it was relatively clean and inexpensive. The place is now a dump. It is dirty and gross. It seems like they haven't even done routine maintenance in years. The handles on all of the faucets were loose. The carpet looked like it had years of crud grinded in. The TV did not work particularly well where the signal worked about half the time. The remote had about 4 working buttons. The "breakfast" was also trash. Terrible coffee. There was literally stale cereal and bags of white bread. It was atrocious. The only reason for a second star is that the employees were friendly and helpful. I guess next time I will just pay more and stay somewhere where they still care. read more

Mr. Chris and Ms. Jessica were very understanding, welcoming, and friendly. I enjoyed the hospitality that they both provided during my stay. read more

It's is a really beautiful building. Sadly some of the employees really need to work on their attitude. Some of the rooms need to be checked so they know what's brocken and not have the customers having to go down and explain that they found something brocken or not working . read more

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If feces, blood, and mascara on your bed sheets are your thing you'll love this place. When I called for fresh bedding i was left to change it all myself. I am a 66 year old man with health issues. I have photos and video. read more

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This hotel is the worst hotel that I have ever stayed in. It is not clean. The elevator and carpets are filthy and i was scared to travel in the elevator by myself. Rain was leaking through the window into my room. The promised continental breakfast was white bread, an inedible fruit cup and cold water for tea. I contacted the hotel's management with pictures of the filth and received no callback. read more

This was the worst "hotel" we have ever stayed in. The website says there was a pool. The pool hadn't been open since Covid days over two years ago. The website says free parking. The parking cost $35/day. The restaurant had also been closed for years. The AC filters look like they hadn't been cleaned in years. Our bathroom sink was clogged. Someone came rather quickly but he just took off the trap, drained the water but didn't clear the clog. He told us he was quitting his job that day. The refrigerator had a huge block of ice and hadn't been defrosted in years. The room had a light bulb out and the TV kept loosing a signal. OMG Stay away! We will be disputing the hotel bill with our credit card company. This place should be shut down now. read more

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The carpet in the room was filthy and stained with what at first glance looked like blood, even if it wasn't it looked enough like it that it should have been addressed somehow. Several bulbs in the room lamps were out. A power outage at the hotel, not the area just specifically at the hotel had me sitting in the dark for several hours. I had problems getting into my room twice, the first time Maintenance had to address the problem because apparently there's an issue with the door handle because unless you turn it 'just so' it won't open. The second time I had to get my room card re-programmed. I'm sure the issue with my door was part of the reason but the bed was never once made in the three nights I stayed there. The location was very convenient. The gentleman at the front desk and the young man from Maintenance were polite, professional and helpful but you couldn't pay me to stay here again. read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. I booked this hotel for a long weekend for my husband's birthday. I requested a handicapped accessible room since my husband is a paraplegic and uses a scooter to get around. The room had a regular bath tub that was so slippery my husband could not use it. The restaurant was marked as temporarily closed for renovations. There was no handicapped entrance except through the parking garage next door. The head board had scratches on it and the foot stool had some kind of sticky substance on it (pictured). The coffee machine only had one regular and one decaf pack and one sugar/creamer pack. The coffee was never replenished. I went down to breakfast and the only thing there was zip lock bags of white bread and a toaster. There was a bin of Cheerios and warm milk. The coffee containers were not heated so the coffee was cold. Definitely not the breakfast you would expect. We reserved the room for three nights and decided it was not worth staying the last night (yes we ate the cost) as the room was never cleaned while we were there. When I went to check out the person behind the desk only told me she wasn't refunding the final night and had no apologies or explanation. It was the worst experience in a hotel we have had. read more

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Overcharged my credit card and then claimed it was a an additional mandatory nightly fee, though it was not shown on my original reservation which was booked directly through the Wyndham site, or mentioned or pointed out at check in. I have asked to have this refunded as I feel that the whole thing was a bit scammy and dishonest that they did not disclose the fee at the time of the reservation or at check in. They say they can't refund it but they will let someone else know about it. We stayed several days, so this fee added up, I'm sure people who only stay a couple of days don't even realize the hotel is scamming them. The stay itself- dirty room with bugs which no one ever came to clean or take out the trash, even after requested. The breakfast is practically non-existent, a few pieces of white bread near a toaster and a couple of yogurt cups. The staff was pleasant enough and it was convenient to a lot of place but would recommend people stay somewhere else. Wyndham should hold hotels under their name to a better standard in both quality and business practices. read more

Beware - this hotel is so poorly managed it is a danger. We were the victims of a serious ADA violation when we stayed there in early January. We chose this hotel because it was affordable and close to Johns Hopkins hospital. The day after we arrived, my husband was very ill, couldn't walk. We borrowed a wheelchair from a doctor's office and when we got back to the hotel after a full day of different treatments, we were stuck outside in the dark 16 degree temps because the handicap accessible doorway had been SCREWED into the LOCKED position. The person working the front desk couldn't open the door because they had no tools. My son had to haul my husband in the wheelchair backwards up the front steps of the main hotel entrance. I have received no satisfactory response from the franchisee nor from Wyndham corporate (in fact none of the franchisee contact info that's been provided to me - email or phone numbers - are functional). This place should be shut down. read more

Bugs!!! Roaches! Several in our group had issues and we all had the roaches in our room and on multiple floors. The photos of them alive were shown to the desk clerk. Our keys kept deactivating which was a huge inconvenience to continue to have the front desk give us new programmed keys. One member in our group had several other guests walk into their room because they were assigned the same room. A double hold was placed on my credit card and when inquiring, no one could figure it out. Also, multiple charges were put on our card. The ONLY good thing about this hotel is the convenience and location to the convention center. Upon check in, our room was not clean. There was a dirty sock still on the floor from a previous guest. I saw an employee in the hall and he came in to get it for us but that should have never happened. The tub had foot prints in it which easily wiped out with a wash cloth which tells me the room was never cleaned! Booking for our group was a complete nightmare as well. read more

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What a great deal for the location to Camden Yards. Parking is $34 but it's better than a private lot from a hotel farther away. Literally two blocks from the stadium. Staff was nice. Rooms were clean and relatively updated. Continental breakfast included was not fancy but there was harboiled eggs, sausage patties, bagels, toast, cream cheese, butter, jelly, and make your own Belgium waffles. Also cereal and fruit and yogurt. Coffee and juices and milk. Wonderful hotel experience for the location and price. Highly recommend. read more

Overall I really like my stay here. It was super close to all the activities ... Power Plant, Aquarium, Inner Harbor Shops & Restaurants, plus convention center were all within walking distance. Ball parks etc were quick car ride away. The building and rooms appear older but definitely satisfactory. I loved the fitness center in the basement. More than adequate up to date equipment to get great workouts Also security was excellent!! They definitely walked the premises frequently. I only did not like the $31 per day parking. read more

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The staff were very friendly and nice but the room my family and I stayed in was not clean at all. I had my 1 year old with me and low and behold he found somwthing rather disturbing. Look at the picture attached. It was a glue pad and a whole bunch of bugs on it. Thank goodness I got him away from it before he picked it up. I will not be staying here again! read more

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Everything is fine except for breakfast. Breakfast was disappointing; there were few options to choose from. There is only bread, cereal, coffee, and milk. read more

2 stars for this place. Three things were good: price was right, location is perfect (safely walkable to Inner Harbor & Camden Yards), and the room was clean. But....three big negatives. First: they screwed up my reservation; I had another adult sharing the room with me & specifically needed 2 beds for that reason. When I arrived I was told they only had 1-bed rooms available. And it was "take it or leave it" so two of us had to share a bed. (Awkward!) Second, the "breakfast buffet" was wayyy more limited than other locations, but beyond that: it was gross, and likely unsanitary. Third, The garage attached to the hotel is not operated by the hotel. And the garage was having problems with their ticket reading machines, and in fact machines gobbled up multiple guests' tickets and credit cards, mine included. So I had to cancel my card and order a new one - yet another significant inconvenience. I would suggest people avoid this place until the owner/operator addresses these issues. read more

When I think of Days Inn, I think of mediocre hotels on the sides of highways---- however, I was pleasantly surprised upon arriving here. Aside from the beautiful interior and great location, I have to give the staff the kudos they so rightly deserve. Such attentive, friendly staff; I mean from the security at the front, to check in, to sitting down at the restaurant (great btw), and just walking around the premise I was met with the friendliest staff. I couldn't have asked for more. My room is clean, modern, smells great & looks new. Beautiful facility with fantastic staff members. Thank you for a great first day! Will definitely be staying here again. read more

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Stay here at your own risk! Believe me, we tried to get a room elsewhere after seeing the hotel but everything else nearby was booked for weekend. During our stay we found what appeared to be urine on the toilet base, a large stain on the mattress cover, stained pillow cases, stained shower curtain turned inside out so the stain wasn't initially noticeable, toilet paper stuffed in the peep hole, sticky toilet paper covering the handle of the hair dryer, numerous stains on the carpet, large scratches on the headboards and furniture, and the fridge froze our food. In the common area we saw the same dirty towel apparently soaking up a leak from the ice machine that wasn't moved throughout our stay. That said, the direct service staff were kind and accommodating, doing what they could to help. We even got moved to a larger room but there wasn't much improvement and the light didn't work in the bathroom. We expressed our concern to the manager who was quite hard to track down. She said she couldn't do anything without talking with those above her. When I finally got ahold of her again after our stay, she told me she had quit. I was told my concerns were forwarded on to upper management but haven't heard anything. I will certainly never stay here again and will hesitate to stay at another Days Inn as well! read more

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This place is a crap hotel! Booked here for my daughter's gymnastics competition at the convention center but I'll tell you one thing I won't ever make that mistake again!!! .We booked in and was given one of there dumpiest rooms im talking aboutMold in the bathroom ,wet rings on the walls from water damage a cracked bathtub and clunky caulk around the pipe in the bathtub and stained grimy carpets(if they give you room 413 beware) after taking a shower the carpet outside of the bathroom was soaking wet from the cracks In the bathtub . my daughter got sick and had a fever and was sleeping and the maintenance guy gave us attitude and a hard time to get a key for another room. The next day after our shower the floor literally had gushing puddles of water every time we stepped pass the area to access the front door.Even outside the door in the hallway was wet that's how bad the leak was . My chest got tight and Inflamed and the room reaked of wet carpet . If that wasn't bad enough as I'm half naked me and my child talking to my husband two men walk into our room and state they gave them this key and room for there stay. They front desk offered an apology ,room change and half of parking after that which we were accepting of at the time until it was time to check out and nobody knew what we were talking about. No notes on files , no manager to remedy the situation no nothing but attitude. We were told the manager was fired over the weekend and there director of sales was coming In to take over and would give me a call about my stay. She Never called I had to call them days later and inquire about why they charged me for what they said they were going to give back and also why they over charged me an extra $75 that's they were suppose to adjust. Patra the director of sales a horrible one might I add assured me she would take care of it and send me a receipt right away . She didn't and I had to call the customer support line to put in a complaint . May I add I still haven't received a phone call from any of these people me and my husband are the ones that kept calling. On this Friday before Christmas as I'm still waiting for them to fix the issue I wake up to my account over drawn because the hotel put a hold of $150 to my account yet again with no phone call or explanation or apology. Why would I after having such a horrible experience at your hotel need to reach out to you so many times for you to remedy something like that . You went into my account and took money out that you shouldn't have and not even an apology to calm your customer. This place needs to be avoided at all cost and shut down. It's a really sloppy hotel . My daughter and none of her gym mates will ever book here during gymnastics competition I will make sure I get the word out about this place and their horrible service. read more

DAYS GO BY A nice highrise hotel in the heart of Baltimore. Moments after I bought my White Sox vs Orioles ticket I knew I'd need to spend the night nearby, as my intention was to get plastered at the game and not drive anywhere. Lo and behold, this property was literally one block away from Camden Yards and reasonably priced, so my decision was an easy one. I had some unease when booking, though, since my last stay at a Days Inn (Whitehall, Michigan) was an absolute disaster-a-plenty. That place was a raging dumpster fire but this location was rated fairly highly; I'd say my experience here was slightly better than other reviewers. Check-in was the highlight of my stay, believe it or not. Gerald at the front desk was maybe the nicest person I've ever met and made me feel like I was spending the night at his family's house. "Anything you *ever* need during your stay here, I'll get you set up, my brother". Anything, eh? How about a fully-packed bowl and a chilled 40oz waiting in my room when I get back from the ballgame, as presented to me by a redheaded stripper? #accommodations Anyways, dude was super nice. He was the only person I interacted with apart from one Orioles fan in the elevator who was confused as to why I was in town wearing a red-and-white Jose Abreu jersey. My room was spacious enough, although the bathroom was tiny. Parking was the only real downfall. It was $30 per night in the garage and staying here saved me from having to pay $45 to shelter my rental car, which comes to a 30% discount. Not bad, not great, it would've been nice to have full validated parking, though (or at least half off). I don't imagine I'll be returning to Baltimore anytime in the near future, but nightly rates ($120) were fairly modest enough. Given the terrific proximity to Camden Yards and other Inner Harbor businesses, I'd definitely recommend this Days Inn for visiting fans wishing to see their team play the Orioles. read more

Great location to the Inner Harbor, stadiums and convention center. Great prices and staff is welcoming. We choose to stay here when we come into town every time. Security is very good but parking is $31 for 24 hrs. Argh. read more

Worst of the worst: - both website & staff failed to disclose that the restaurant & pool are closed. Simply false advertising. - first room shower didn't work at all (zero water). Found this out the morning of my meeting. They eventually got another room for us and didn't even offer to assist in moving our stuff. - exercise room in basement missing weights, but more importantly, the entire basement and all hotel stairwells REAKED of sewage! - every carpet of the hotel was filthy, not only with stains, but also with small pieces of loose trash. Clearly never get cleaned. - staff were loud and absolutely unprofessional (save Jasmine, who was sweet) guys straight out of the hood. - trash, as in multiple trash bags, cans, bottles, a parking cone, etc. strewn all of the outdoor pool cover - wi-fi was ridiculously slow When I contacted Wyndham, Petra Carr, Director Of Sales offered a canned letter and 10,000 Wyndham points for the inconvenience. It said they rely on their guests to let them know how they're doing. No kidding? Next time I'll bring my plumbing tools and vacuum cleaner. read more

I stayed at a Days Inn, once, for one night only, after a 12 hour drive from Salem, MA to Dumfries, VA. I vowed never to return to one. So when I heard I had to stay in one for work, I was not happy. Until I found out it was the Days Inn Inner Harbor, which was recently renovated and has the friendliest staff ever. Seriously, the staff was fabulous - I was surprised. It is still a Days Inn, but this one is a bit nicer due to the renovations. I am super picky about hotels, and would stay here again. Dated décor, TV's are bad, lighting is poor, phones are old, elevators are slow, gym equipment is basic - you get the picture. Parking is steep - $22 for 24 hours, but you are downtown. However, everything was clean and comfortable, and if you only need a place to sleep and shower, this is absolutely fine. read more

Stayed here with my girlfriend for a short weekend getaway. We did all the attractions in the Inner Harbor for the weekend, parked the car, and walked everywhere. The room was clean and spacious and the staff was extremely friendly. Breakfast was great. The facility also was safe and secure. You could only use your room keys to get into the hotel doors at anytime. We greatly appreciated that. We will be back. read more

smooth check in and very nice staff. everyone was so polite. location was perfect. the king size bed room was large, spotless, and basic. but it got the job done. bed was super comfortable. the tv is modern, comes with a nice size fridge and microwave. the blowdryer worked very well. i just didnt like how the sink was outside in the living room and the bathroom was the toilet and tub. it was a very small bathroom. towels suck by the way. the ac unit works well. pool is small, but gets the job done. i liked that they had pool towels down there. parking is a steep $30 a night in a garage that's connected to the hotel, so that was a plus. price of the room was very affordable for the area and last minute booking. read more

Don't let the name fool you!! I have stayed in Days Inns all over the place and it's normally just acceptable. Something very different about this place. The room his huge more like a small suite. Very clean the staff was very nice and helpful. I was impressed by the ihome alarm clock and the cool showers. It's the little details that count. Great job will come back next time I'm in B~Town Only short one star because if under construction. read more

The Days Inn is a coveted hotel for veteran Otakon attendees. This is due to their great rates, amenities, location and polite/helpful staff. We've stayed here twice, once in 2010 and again this past July. Overall our stay was very nice. Office staff are very welcoming of convention attendees and are quick to address any issues we may have. We had an issue with the card the room was booked on but the staff did their best to fix the issue. (the wrong card was charged) After a few phone calls and a bit of a wait everything went through fine. Had another issue with some shady characters lurking around the garage and pool area but the staff quickly called security and they were escorted away. Nothing more than scam artists but the staff's professionalism when dealing with them was greatly appreciated. Rooms are pretty basic but come with a mini fridge, free wifi and microwave which are nice to have and the pool is a decent size for relaxing. Hotel is a short 5 min walk to the BCC which is wonderful when you're in full cosplay attire. Parking is attached in the garage next door and rates are around $30 a day. Overall a nice place to stay if you're on a budget. read more

The hotel the conference was located in offered a special rate of $189 a night. Being a starving graduate student, I hit Hotels.com. At under $100, the Days Inn sounded good to me (and it was only about a mile away). OK... that's a mile of territory that can't be walked, safely. So I relied on a lot of cabs, at $5-$10 a ride. It still ended up cheaper than if I'd stayed at the conference hotel. Free wifi, a reasonably comfortable (if really, really small and cramped) room, a pool, and Seattle's Best coffee in the lobby. Important pluses, in my book. Hotels.com doesn't warn you that parking is $20 extra a night. Parking ANYWHERE in the Inner Harbor, apparently, is that expensive. But how does one manage to plan and build a hotel -- a hotel, for godssake -- without offering guests any parking? The air conditioning was broken. So was the bathroom fan, so the room acquired a swamplike feel. The sink was clogged. I was irritated. I mentioned the issues, as I left for a day of lectures. They were fixed when I returned. Ah, better! One of the better chains. read more

A Very Nice Place to Stay! Our weekend stay at this Days Inn was comfortable, convenient, and cozy. The people working there are friendly and accommodating. The room was clean, new looking, and had any amenity we needed. There's a good restaurant there, as well as an outdoor pool. We could walk to Camden Yards, as well as some other great sights near the Inner Harbor. We recommend it for families as well as couples. Enjoy! read more

When I first saw the price of this hotel, I was skeptical at best, but I went for it as I just needed a bed for a few nights. I'm happy to say that this Days Inn far exceeded all of my expectations. The front desk staff were nothing short of a joy to work with. They answered all my questions and finished my check in process as fast as possible, which was very much appreciated. I was absolutely shocked at how nice the room was. My travel partner and I booked a single (king size) bed room, and the room was big enough for probably four or five people comfortably. The bed was absolutely huge, not to mention very comfy. The room also was equipped with a couch, coffee table, microwave, fridge, desk, chair, large flat screen TV, and spacious bathroom. The hotel is only blocks away from Camden Yards and the Inner Harbor, which I absolutely loved. Another plus of the hotel is the attached restaurant. I'm usually skeptical of attached restaurants. I ate breakfast one morning there and it was hot, delicious, and very affordable. The breakfast was buffet style and run by hotel employees. I can't speak more highly of the restaurant staff. Everyone, our waiter included, was exceptionally nice. If they didn't have something on the buffet that you wanted, they would happily make it for you at no extra charge, if possible. (I especially enjoyed the french toast sticks, which were some of the best I've never had.) The only negative aspect to the hotel, is parking. Parking is a little pricey, but the hotel does not own the parking garage. All things considered, however, I suppose expensive parking is to be expected in the city. read more

My overall experience at the Days Inn was good. Easy check in. The room was clean. Great location about half way between Camden Yards and the Inner Harbor. Free wifi. I didn't use many of the amenities, so I can't speak to them. BEWARE, however of the parking charge, "deal" or "scam," whatever you want to call it. The parking garage is located right next to the hotel, which is confident. Upon check in, they tell you to bring your ticket to the desk and you can prepay the parking fee, $30, right to the hotel. The problem is, and they tell you this, you have to be out of the lot by noon on checkout day. What they don't tell you is that paying the garage directly costs $31 for 24 hours. We parked at 4 pm and we're leaving the lot at 12:30 - 30 minutes over which resulted in an additional $24! $54 total, which would have been $31 for 24 hours. They don't explain this at the desk, they just pushed for me to pay the hotel directly. Fool me once, shame on you. I won't be fooled again and hopefully no one else is! read more

A fairly comfortable hotel. I liked the receptionists, and the set up with the parking garage literally attached to the building was convenient. One thing that gave an off putting vibe was that security needs to key code you into the restroom in the lobby, it felt like a locked down place. However, the rooms were nice, it's a great location, and they give ample pillows and shower products. read more

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Well, the pool was closed for the summer. Apparently because of damage but no one was ever out there repairing it. When we checked in, there was one woman behind the desk with a line of 20 people and she was trying to answer the phones too. I told her I was sorry she was alone and she said "I'm used to it." The carpet in the room was stained, there is water damage and a literal hole in the ceiling in the lobby, we waited 30 minutes for coffee to be refilled during the free breakfast but it never came out. I went to 4 floors before finally finding an ice machine that worked. Upon check out, they tried to charge me a dollar per day "safe fee" for the safe we didn't even use. If it's a mandatory fee, why not just add it to the room rate? They're still pretending that they aren't cleaning the rooms daily because of covid but it's very obviously to avoid paying housekeepers. The staff that was there were friendly and trying their best but they were ridiculously understaffed. A quick google search shows that the CEO of Wyndham group, Geoffrey Ballotti, is worth $42 million. So, while it's clear that the money isn't going to pay staff or maintain the property, at least we know where it's all going. read more

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