Days Inn by Wyndham Monticello — Hotel in Monticello

When my team arrived late Thursday night, we were greeted by warm hospitality, as well as warm, swamp-y air in our rooms. I was incredibly impressed by this, considering we're all lizards, and prefer warm, moist air. My roommates enjoyed the single sink, because it really allowed us bonding time while we all struggled to shove our hands in the sink at once. I was slightly disappointed with the complimentary breakfast, because it really didn't offer the selection of insects that my lizard teammates and I had hoped to see. The perks of this hotel is really the uniqueness of not only the items found in "clean" rooms, but also the fun stains that we found. My favorite item that my lizard comrades and I found was definitely the Bud Light bottle lid. I think I'll make some form of jewelry out of it to wear on my scaly skin. I also enjoyed the odd, brownish-yellow stain that was spotted by my keen reptilian eyes on the right lampshade. While all of these amenities and perks may sound impressive, the true jewel in the crown was the smell outdoors in the morning. As you know, carnivorous reptiles like us are drawn to the smell of rotting flesh and $#!t, and that's exactly what we were greeted with upon opening our doors in the morning. This was, by far, my favorite thing about this hotel. I mean, who doesn't love the smell of rotting meat and $#!t in...

We spend a lot of time in hotels as we travel 100% of the time for work. The rooms in this hotel are fine. They are clean and comfortable. The toilet moved around and leaked around the bottom. We called for maintenance and they showed up in about ten minutes. Great but all he did was caulk around the bottom. That lasted until the next time the toilet was used. No really bad comments about the room though.

The bad comments are about the front desk staff. The morning staff in particular. It seems they are glued to the chair behind the desk. One had her cell phone surgically attached to her hand and was watching videos. They have very limited breakfast items as it is but the girl could not get up from the chair in order to replenish the items. No coffee, no orange juice, no waffle batter and no microwaveable omelets or sausage biscuits. That is all they have for breakfast! When she was told about this she begrudgingly got up mumbling the whole time as she slowly labored to correct the problem. The rest of the staff would roll around on the chair as they checked people in or out, never getting up. I don't know if they were physically disabled or not but they sure could walk fine when it came...

No interior hallways. Paid extra for suite in the back, watch which one you pick off Expedia, queens have comfortable chair while kings have uncomfortable loveseat. Real coffee maker. Cant open window, but at least l know its locked. Cable TV is local not Dish, hope you like Jesus. Huge vanity with sink. Coffee, microwave, and fridge together, nice. Tub and toilet in separate room, small bowl that is low. Fan and light separate, good. Tub is hella deep, with arm rests, had awesome soak. Lots of water pressure and hot water. Anybody taller than my 5'6" will think showerhead is low. Always pour coffee pot over sink. More than a continental breakfast, but not a buffet. This breakfast is not that bad compared other low cost motels in the area. Iced tea bags and a variety of fruit options are a plus. Bath fan didnt work and bathtub plug was messed up, one of two bulbs out in flourescent fixtures out. Mr. Jerry O.had it fixed next day. Love pillow selection, all varieties. Free local paper sometimes. Front desk is good about letting you know when packages or mail arrives. Noticed the sauna off the banquet room is not operational and is used as a...