Days Inn by Wyndham Colchester Burlington

The staff was lovely - very kind and accommodating. The room was clean enough, but I didn’t feel comfortable walking around in bare feet. Those are the best things I can say - beyond that, the hotel in the whole was run down, dark and dingy. I arrived late in the evening and the parking lot was pretty dark and felt sketchy.

Some weird things going down at this place. Broken items, ripped comforter. Nothing in the room looked like it had been wiped down. No thank you, we didn’t even bother staying. Went out to another hotel.

Booked this inn for the eclipse. The Staff was Great and did their best to be accomodating. Having said this, however, the place is a dismal, bare bones dump. Furniture - what little there was - was shabby, the bare floors in the room were sticky, and the hallway carpeting was dirty, and the hot water went out one morning... and the whole place absolutely reeked of cigarette smoke. It's bad enough that it is located directly under the flightpath of the jet airport but it's also being used as a homeless shelter (with all the positive community but highly negative social and environmental aspects therein). This was the worst place we ever stayed in 37 years of travel.... and we were charged $300+ per night.

This is a homeless hotel for the area people who lost their homes during COVID. Kukos to the mgmt for doing that, but you are price gouging the visitors for facilities that are the most austere that we have stayed in years of travel! I asked for another room, but they were booked full. The room and bathroom were clean. The breakfast filled us, but not to a taste for the value that we paid for a two-night stay. What do you expect from watery eggs from a bag and maybe freeze-dried sausage? The mgmt was friendly and even the people that are LIVING there were nice, a young boy even held the door open for me. They weren't causing problems, but it gives you that uncomfortable feeling when people are out in the parking lot with their dogs and smoking while you are getting in or out of your vehicle at whatever time of day that might be! Don't accept room 226 without seeing it first.

The pictures they put up are from a time when the hotel was in a better financial situation. The parking lot was filled with old derelict cars, some had no license plates. People were wandering around the parking lot, “hanging out” and “smoking” in cars. There was junk on the outside of the parking lot, abandoned stroller, bike, garbage, etc. There were plants or pictures in some of the windows, signs that people were staying there long term. Some of the curtains had black spots on them that were visible from the outside. Mold? Mildew? There were just so many people walking around in the parking lot smoking or waiting for rides? Or whatever…. It’s my place to say what they were doing. They live there. This is their home and they have every right to walk around the parking lot. The ones who did not belong were, us. It’s like if you went to an apartment complex and tried to stay in a bedroom there. It’s inappropriate to be booking rooms. People are living there. I have known people who have worked in these type of hotels and they do not get the same maintenance as a regular hotel. And clearly this place has not been maintained. The pictures are misleading and they are charging way too much for such a dirty gross place. My heart goes out to the people who live and work there.

My experience @The Days Inn was amazing .I'm so bad with names but the person that checked me inn was awesome he made shore to tell me about the amenities and services they hotel provide. The lobby was very inviting with a generous amount of sitting. And in the evening as I enjoyed the sitting area .I watched the TV screen with a great movie.Clean peaceful .Great place to stay..I give thus motel a 912