Days Inn by Wyndham Hemet — Hotel in Hemet

Stayed in this ghetto within a ghetto for 28+ days. Started our stay with threats of extortion from the night manager/insecurity enforcer/D grade Incontinental breakfast server Al. Apparently we had guests past an arbitrary and unlisted time, so he threatened to tell the day Manager unless we broke him off a "tip." Unbeknownst to me he told the same thing to my roommate and told him to come back with some "sticky icky" and that he only smokes blunts. We remained silent for a few days, skipping over the fact that we hadn't tipped Al yet, but he didn't forget. This is surprising considering he had sent a pizza guy away for not bringing him pizza too, like some offering to the god of the D-Cell flashlight. Oh, and if any of you or your guests showed up on a bike, you were forbidden to enter the realm of the mighty '91 Tahoe with 20 inch rims, possibly themselves a "tip." You would figure that someone with such vested interests in his guests would be in alignment with his bosses views and regulations. Well, we did speak to his superiors and apparently he was chastised for his actions. From what we could tell, he was on restriction from his quasi-phallic D-Cell flashlight. Nights string together and we're in a situation where it's just easier to remain stagnant at this slum hole, but one night stuck out. A couple was fighting and the gentlemen announced he was strapped as his significant other tried to use their Suburban as a murder weapon. This could have been Al's aria, his opus, his chance to redeem his shady behavior by securing the situation. Instead, behind the dogs with tails between their legs stood a defenseless and for once, speechless Al. The rest was pathetic and typical. Anyways, we were ejected from there for going about our normal routine, renewing the room when we awake the following day. Someone seems to have forgotten about the routine, booked our room and did so knowing the motel was old out. So yeah, go stay at the Travelodge if you want to have a good experience at a Wyndham...

The past couple of times we've stayed here have been extremely horrible, customer service and management need either a profession change, or some sort of re training for their huge lack of people skills when dealing with paying patrons. Last night, upon arrival of our almost $100 single bed room, we open our door to the room, to be baffled by the disgusting, poorly attended accommodation. The bed was thrashed, the floor was filthy from the previous tenants, the ceilings and walls were riddled with blood splatter from junkies who have squirted the excess blood from the dirty, used, disease infected hypodermic syringes they were trying to use, the room phone was in several pieces, sink leaked everywhere... I had to use my cell phone in order to contact the front desk, since our room layed on the furthest point of the property, only to have the front desk basically tell me that it's my choice to stay with the property, and was super un-acommodating in the aspect of either fixing up the room to renting standard, or, giving a room swap to a clean, serviced room that I paid for. Since my booking was done through a 3rd party booking site, the actual cancelation policy was clear that my reservation was last minute, therefore absolutely no refund would be given. So of course I had to argue with them for the later, and reluctant to do so, my fiance and I were switched to a new room. After 1.5 hrs after arriving, we were finally able to begin unwinding and resting, which is THE ONLY PURPOSE WITH OUR STAY HERE LAST NIGHT. FRANKLY, I FEEL THAT WE DEFINITELY DESERVE SOME SORT OF REIMBURSEMENT, OR COMPENSATION FOR OUR EXPERIENCE NOT ONLY LAST NIGHT, BUT THE PREVIOUS STAY AT THIS PROPERTY AS WELL!!!! TRAVELER AND GUESTS PLEASE BEWARE OF THE FANCY, LARGE ENDORSEMENT BACKNG THIS BARELY 2 STAR ACCOMMODATION, STEVE WYNDHAM SHOULD SERIOUSLY RETHINK HIS MARKETING STRATEGY FOR ALLOWING SUCH DISGUSTING, DEGRADING, DISRESPECTFUL PROPERTIES SUCH AS THE DAYS INN IN HEMET, CA TO BRAND HIS...

My first impression of this days inn the minute you pull up had me feel very concerned about parking my vehicle at this location for the time I would be there. Secondly the check in window.. now this place has a lobby bit even there staff will not open this lobby for the public to come book a room. You walk around the side of the building to a very short window and the people in side who are helping you do not speak up enough threw the window that you can barely hear what they say and are very rude when you ask them to slightly speak up . Thirdly, these rooms everyone needs to just keep in mind the location. location, location, location. Now when I say this I mean this, the rooms you will get what you pay for but sometimes the prices on these rooms run high for what they are worth. There is holes in the walls that are not even halfway patched up threw out the room. Below the door there is a pretty big gap from the door frame and the door, some of these rooms you have to pull up the door to get it to shut somewhat then place a towel under the door so no one can see in your room. (Now I know how this sounds and it sounds like I'm parinoid) , but trust me it's factual. Next things is there is not always a remote in your room for the TV, and the bathroom door locks are terrifying, if your not careful you can easily get stuck inside the bathroom unfortunately. The vents in some of these bathrooms are completely ripped out and there's a huge hole in the bathroom ceiling. So that pretty much sums up what this days inn will turn out to be like for you 9 times out of 10. If not then you are the lucky winner my friend because not everyone will get a decent room or better yet there is no good rooms there in my opinion. But hey I'll leave that part up to you guys and you guys let me know whether or not it met your...