Days Inn by Wyndham Fort Wright Cincinnati Area

The iron wasn’t cleaned the room wasn’t cleaned on the coffee wasn’t good like they shouldn’t even be open

Not that great but cheap price makes it worth it We were on the 2nd floor and needed to take stairs, no elevator available. The hot and cold indicators (red and blue) on the faucet of both the sink and shower were reversed. There was shampoo and conditioner dispensors in the shower but were completely empty. They did leave tiny bottles of shampoo and conditioner on the sink but didnt notice until as we were getting ready to leave. Comes with a fridge and microwave which is nice but there was food in the freezer still from the last people that stayed there. They had a complimentary breakfast which was suprising given how cheap the room was but the supply and variety was low and it was messy so we passed. Electrical outlets dont grip the plug very well. Had a tv but we didnt use it. We used the wifi and brought our laptop to watch stuff. The parking lot doesnt look well maintained, a lot of patch work. I think they had an outdoor pool but didnt use it. No bugs except for a fruit fly or two. Service people were indian i think, not easy to understand. I would consider staying again since it was affordable and can live with these defects.

There was only one staff member “likable” at this Days Inn. Everyone else was rude, dismissive and uncaring. I literally tripped over their tile coming in to their establishment and the only “likable” person came to my aid, wrote an incident report, and bandaged my leg. When he asked a co-worker to help, dude literally shook his head no and just stood there eating. The retired firefighter, the “likable” one, had to tell them to move my room from upstairs to the first floor. Co-worker 2, put me in an unkempt, filthy room down at the far end of the hall. I had to wait for my sister to drive down from Dayton, Ohio (like an hour away) to drive me less than 3 minutes down the road to the Christ Hospital urgent care. The retired firefighter allowed me the use of his old pair of crutches; that’s the “likable” part. When I got back from the urgent care and handed coo-worker 2 the first hospital bill, he took it, glanced at it and then said, “Okay. When do you check out? You checkout in Tuesday right?” I said yes. He nodded his head and walked into a space walled off behind the check in desk. And that was the morning and afternoon of my first night. This staff were terrible and I’ll never stay here again. Somebody ought to promote that retired firefighter; at least he understood to take care of your clients first!