Baymont by Wyndham Kingston Plymouth Bay

To call this place a dump would be too kind. To begin with, it’s an old Howard Johnson’s and the emphasis is on old. The rooms have been redone and are comfortable despite the absolutely TINY bathroom, but the room I was in was extremely humid which gave it an off kind of smell. Speaking of smells, it seems pretty clear that the owners must live on site, because the hallways absolutely reek of curry. At certain times of day it’s overpowering. Luckily the smell did not permeate into the room. When I walked into the room and closed the door, there was a handwritten note on their stationary that said “Don’t lock.” This was slipped inside the plastic sheath that was supposed to house the emergency exit map, which was missing. When I inquired at the front desk, the person (I assume one of the owners) told me that someone staying in the room in the past must have put that there. It didn’t seem to occur to him why it might not be a good thing for housekeeping not to notice something like that. When I pointed out the absence of the emergency exit map, he just told me where the exits were. The place is decrepit and falling apart. In the part of the hotel I was in, there were no luggage carts, and instead shopping carts were provided. It’s not handicapped friendly and has no elevator. The plumbing makes noise. The toilet paper comes back up every time the toilet gets flushed. The 1875 watt hair dryer was so weak it took twice as long to dry my hair. Although the place is pet friendly, I was told upon check in that the pet fee would be taken in cash only. I flatly refused. If I had to pinpoint a good thing, I would say that they provided an adequate number of towels and all the outlets worked and there was a USB port in the wall that also worked. There’s also a Keurig in the room. I hate leaving a bad review, but this place suffers from a combination of what is clearly lack of interest in the guest experience and just being old. I’m frankly a little shocked that Wyndham allows it’s name to stay on the sign.

My girlfriend and I have been going there for 8 months. Rooms started at 139. Then went to $189, then & 268, then $315 per night come to find out they raised their price so they could charge the government for a bunch of refugees. When we asked them about the price difference they called the police and photograph our liscence plate. The place is substandard and smells like urine. We were kind to them and they treated us disrespectful

The staff was exceptional from the check in, which we did a couple of hours earlier than the 3.0pm, to the check out no hassles.The breakfast was satisfying and plenty to choose from. The room was clean and had all amenities needed , microwave, fridge, coffee maker.Very enjoyable stay

Staff were friendly and helpful. Front desk worked with us on early check in and even upgraded our room free. On the go breakfast are the wrong words to use. they had a great selection for breakfast . Nothing was to much trouble for them . Room had fridge, coffee maker, and microwave . Will definitely stay again.

First of all if you make it past the appearance, can actually find the office, and then the smell in the hallways, the rooms aren’t bad. It is an old Howard Johnson’s, that they are attempting to update. Parking is tough, especially when two massive boats on trailers were parked in the lot. Breakfast was better than expected due to prepackaged breakfast sandwiches. Like I said nearly every aspect of the hotel makes me want to find another, but if you push through, the rooms and breakfast are better than expected. Also, the “queen” beds are actually double beds, despite the office staff insisting they are queen. (We did measure them)

I was in a difficult situation and the Manager, Mr. Patel was awesome to work with me throughout my stay. The staff and housekeeping were great too. The continental breakfast had a nice variety and the coffee was pretty good too.