Days Inn by Wyndham Downey — Hotel in Downey

I really wanted to like this place, as we chose it due to the 'Wyndham' name and the proximity of where we needed to be that weekend. Unfortunately, slapping the 'Wyndham' name on a hotel did nothing for it.||We arrived around 7:00pm, just minutes after my toddler got carsick. I was so happy to be there that I ran in and asked for any towels they may have so I could clean him and my car up. She responded with 'We are having a towel shortage and can only offer 1 extra per room.' Instead, she offered me rags. Fine. I took them. I then remembered that my mother has a bad hip and would have the baby and the stroller the next day without my help. I asked if there was an elevator. No. No elevator. So then I asked if there were any rooms available downstairs. She said she had 1, a suite. Ok, how much. It was going to be $50 more per night. Fine, I'll take it. But then she tells me there is no tub - only a walk-in shower. And with my toddler, I needed a tub. So forget that. We stayed with the original room. Worst room available. We got put in the room directly above the drive in area of the hotel (it's a king room). No one under us. You know the picture of the hotel you see - that was our room. We could hear every car on the street, every car coming in or out, every person walking up the stairs because they point directly at our door, every person checking in because the window was at the base of the stairs, and every person lingering around the vending/ice machine because they're located at the base of the stairs. Our view is of all the other rooms and all the nighttime lights, so even with the shades drawn, we could see light. There was no remote for the tv, so I had to call downstairs and they had one they could 'loan' us. The bed had plastic hanging down from it, easily accessible to my toddler for him to pull on (yes we watch him, but the way it hung down was more than necessary). The shower ended up being terrible. In order for us to have any pressure, it had to be on the cold setting. If we wanted hot water, it dribbled down. Sadly, like a limp d*. The toilet ran ALL night and ALL day. There were no laundry bags in the closet (we use them for dirty laundry), so we had to ask for extra trash bags. The phone had a nasty yellow color to it and was sticky. The clock didn't show numbers at all, the whole time we were there. The next morning my mom decided to grab some breakfast for her and my toddler. The door was locked. I was told breakfast was served 7-11am. It was after 7am. She spoke to someone who told her that they were having a problem with the juice machine but that it would be open soon. The whole breakfast was apple/orange juice, coffee maker but no coffee, no creamers or sweeteners, honey buns and some blueberry muffins. That's it. No cereals, no milk, no fruit. We've been to many continental breakfasts, and this was a pathetic excuse for one. ||It's a shame. The hotel wasn't cheap, still cost about $160/night. The walls clearly had seen better days and the corners of the floors were filthy. From the looks of walking in, it looked nice. But once you got in and stayed, it was a complete...

I really wanted to like this place, as we chose it due to the 'Wyndham' name and the proximity of where we needed to be that weekend. Unfortunately, slapping the 'Wyndham' name on a hotel did nothing for it.||We arrived around 7:00pm, just minutes after my toddler got carsick. I was so happy to be there that I ran in and asked for any towels they may have so I could clean him and my car up. She responded with 'We are having a towel shortage and can only offer 1 extra per room.' Instead, she offered me rags. Fine. I took them. I then remembered that my mother has a bad hip and would have the baby and the stroller the next day without my help. I asked if there was an elevator. No. No elevator. So then I asked if there were any rooms available downstairs. She said she had 1, a suite. Ok, how much. It was going to be $50 more per night. Fine, I'll take it. But then she tells me there is no tub - only a walk-in shower. And with my toddler, I needed a tub. So forget that. We stayed with the original room. Worst room available. We got put in the room directly above the drive in area of the hotel (it's a king room). No one under us. You know the picture of the hotel you see - that was our room. We could hear every car on the street, every car coming in or out, every person walking up the stairs because they point directly at our door, every person checking in because the window was at the base of the stairs, and every person lingering around the vending/ice machine because they're located at the base of the stairs. Our view is of all the other rooms and all the nighttime lights, so even with the shades drawn, we could see light. There was no remote for the tv, so I had to call downstairs and they had one they could 'loan' us. The bed had plastic hanging down from it, easily accessible to my toddler for him to pull on (yes we watch him, but the way it hung down was more than necessary). The shower ended up being terrible. In order for us to have any pressure, it had to be on the cold setting. If we wanted hot water, it dribbled down. Sadly, like a limp d*. The toilet ran ALL night and ALL day. There were no laundry bags in the closet (we use them for dirty laundry), so we had to ask for extra trash bags. The phone had a nasty yellow color to it and was sticky. The clock didn't show numbers at all, the whole time we were there. The next morning my mom decided to grab some breakfast for her and my toddler. The door was locked. I was told breakfast was served 7-11am. It was after 7am. She spoke to someone who told her that they were having a problem with the juice machine but that it would be open soon. The whole breakfast was apple/orange juice, coffee maker but no coffee, no creamers or sweeteners, honey buns and some blueberry muffins. That's it. No cereals, no milk, no fruit. We've been to many continental breakfasts, and this was a pathetic excuse for one. ||It's a shame. The hotel wasn't cheap, still cost about $160/night. The walls clearly had seen better days and the corners of the floors were filthy. From the looks of walking in, it looked nice. But once you got in and stayed, it was a complete...

Me my mom and dad booked this hotel only because our. Pipe busted in our home so We needed somewhere close. We thought the pictures Where decent so We booked it. For one night upon. Upon arriving my mother had a pleasant check in with. A young lady whom stated if we would need to extend we could... So We go in room which wasn't clean had to wait 1hr ... Only. 1 housekeeper... Arrived back to find. The. Room still wasn't clean... Frustrated I was... We finally got in our room and was to Nice to see the two bed was lovely... So on the morning of 2nd day our toilet clogged so I waited a whole hour before calling because it was 5am .. at 6am it took them 15mins to answer phone when they answered I stated I needed a plunger he made me come to office to get a plunger he lefted outside by the soda machine.. nasty I say.... So around 9am my mother makes a Call to extend the stay and was told We couldn't but We had to move into. A king room which was crappy had nats all over place... No official closet. No pull out couch as advertised... Bathroom lights had glitch also the manager suggested we leave because We complained and had the nerve to say he was upset because we Called at 6am what hotel gets mad at servicing guests Who only asked for a simple thing... They have lost my service I will never return To this hotel period.... Management is rude housekeeper slow... Breakfast sucked... They minus. Well be a expensive motel. They don't deserve to...