Days Inn by Wyndham Orlando Downtown

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Very friendly and accommodating staff. Room was definitely dated but generally clean. Having on site laundry facilities was great for a long term stay. The location was close to everything we needed and we felt safe in the hotel and surrounding area

The whole hotel smells like cigarettes and marijuana; if you want to stay here, you should be your last resort.

The front desk clerk was very helpful and informative.

This place is budget. Don't expect anything amazing. The breakfast is budget. Don’t expect anything amazing. It did the job and that’s all we needed it to do. However, the location actually isn’t that great if you don’t have a car!

First time staying at a days inn and it did not disappoint at all, staff was great they were really polite and helpful, the pool was nice and fresh. I’d definitely stay here again 👍

Very disappointed with the extra charges to sign in. Your site didn’t mention about those extra charges.

The room appears clean but there was dirt all along the walls and corners/trim. The towels and sheets appeared to have been washed but had the appearance of being dirty. Tv didn’t change channels. Parking lot had holes in the payment and stairs were not well maintained. Was much different/worse than pictured.

If you're looking for a quick, affordable place to stay, this property may meet your needs. The rates are budget-friendly, and they do offer complimentary breakfast, which is a nice benefit. However, travelers seeking modern amenities, updated facilities, or a more upscale experience may find the accommodations somewhat limited. Overall, it serves its purpose well as an economical lodging option. For the Hotel owner/leadership: This review is intended as constructive feedback and not criticism. One thing the hotel appears to be doing well is maintaining a strong advertising presence and generating bookings through its marketing efforts. A potential long-term strategy would be to dedicate a portion of those booking revenues to an ongoing renovation fund. Even if renovations begin one room at a time, each completed room could be marketed as "recently remodeled" and potentially command a slightly higher rate. This approach could create a positive reinvestment cycle: upgraded rooms generate additional revenue, which funds further renovations, eventually allowing for larger improvements, including exterior updates. Over time, these enhancements could improve guest satisfaction, strengthen reviews, and increase repeat business. As the property continues to improve, some of the current operational policies—such as requiring guests to notify the office before checking out early—may become less necessary and could instead be incorporated into standard booking terms and conditions.

Decent for the price but tv didn’t work and wifi wouldn’t stay connected

For what I needed it, it was great. I just needed a place to sleep since it was work related. The only issue was, there was not hot water but staff was extremely helpful and offered me a full refund but I declined it and stayed. Overall, good!