Days Inn Raleigh Glenwood-Crabtree

There were burn marks on the bath tub, no attempt to make the room smell better, burn mark in the covers on the beds, dirty bath tub bottom, blood stain on the wall.

I will never stay here again. I would not recommend. This place is not clean. Hotel staff not helpful. Housekeeping did not clean our room. We asked her for clean towels she said no! She said I could call the front desk if I needed them. The ONLY plus is location.

This place was a dump. I am a Wyndham Gold rewards member and I stay at the various Wyndham properties 5 nights per week on business. I redeemed one of my free nights for a weekend in Raleigh and I needed a hotel that accepted pets. Unfortunately this was the only one available. Mold on the ceiling in the bathroom, horrible smell in the room, cigarette burns in the sheets (non smoking room), literally a foam blanket, holes in the curtains to let the light shine through, shady people in the parking lot all night. I am not very picky when it comes to hotels, and I do not ask for much, however i’ve stayed in BAD Motel 6’s that were much better than this.

Terrible hotel. When we arrived, the rooms were not ready although check-​in is very clearly advertised at 2 pm. We waited until 2:40 pm before our rooms were ready. My family member’s room was not cleaned well, with old chips and seeds left scattered all over the window sill. My room had a very large, suspicious wet-​looking stain on the floor that the cleaning personnel brushed off, stating «Oh it’s just a stain that won’t come out.» There was also blood on the walls in my room and in my family member’s room. Would have been better of sleeping in our rental car.

Not sure why the bad reviews but this hotel was nice. Pretty decent for the cheap rate. No problems or issues, room was clean and neighborhood was quiet. Good location too, on the main highway Glenwood Rd and right across from Wal-​Mart. I would stay there again.

What a dump. I will never stay here again. Dirty, shady, gross.
Tub was nasty. Parking lot, stairs, room, bathroom, beds… all dirty. The most uncomfortable bed ever, a rock would more comfortable.
Don’t ever stay here.

When I checked in I asked for a smoking room, the manager said the room wasn’t ready but he would get it cleaned in the next half hour. So, I went to eat came back and the room still hadn’t been cleaned-​ashes everywhere, smelly, dirty towels with black curly hairs on it, but the bed was made! So, then I went back down to tell them we couldn’t stay in that room and the lady at the desk said she can’t change our room until the next day but again, would send someone to clean it… we went out to drink came back and the room was stillllllll dirty. ended up passing out and being woken up to housekeeping knocking asking if we wanted airfreshier to spray the room down… The manager is a prick and I don’t suggest staying here. There are druggies and bums that beg for money on the steps to the hotel rooms…

It was a good stay for $ 65 dollars. Comfortable bed, nice flat screen tv, mini fridge. Disappointing breakfast toast and oatmeal small orange juice apple juice but location is next to a good number of restaurants.

I stayed here with a group of girlfriends over St. Pattys day weekend.
Don’t expect this to be the ritz for the price you are paying here. But above all Safety should always be a priority, no matter the price.
Saturday night, March 15 2014, we got back around 7pm. In the adjacent parking lot to the back there was a strange man sitting in his car watching us from his window. After going back and forth to our cars several times he was still there. A few hours later he was still there, watching.
We alerted the woman at the front desk. I can’t remember her name, she was a black girl with a big smile.
I’m mostly writing this review to give praise to this fantastic desk agent. This woman was extremely professional and responsive. Right away she confirmed who we were talking about, got the police on the phone, called the business with the parking lot the man was sitting in.
Each step of the way she gave our room a call to let us know what was going on. It was so refreshing to know that she cared to inform us about what information she did know about the situation and what steps she planned on taking. She spoke in the most professional, calm, informative manner.
I really feel like she cared about our safety and her role in making us feel safe in our room.
This woman personified everything about exemplary customer service and good management.
I’d like to advise Days Inn to promote her to whatever position she could be in to train and advise all management and customer service desk reps… because everyone in the service industry should be as professional and well mannered as her.

Obviously I didn’t expect too much for the price I paid. The towels they provide are tiny, and they only give two per room. We asked for an extra, and they refused. There is no wifi, and basically nothing good about thus place. Lal, the guy at the counter, was polite, but he wouldn’t do even the slightest thing the make our stay more pleasant. The is the fist place that I’m specifically not returning to.

Lal, the gentleman who checked us in, was very nice. That’s the only good thing to be said about this ramshackle dump of a hotel. The scent of urine wafts across the back parking lot and drifts into the rooms. The source may be the rough trade staying there, dragging their chairs onto the sidewalk so they can chain smoke while getting tanked, yelling and guffawing late into the night. Rooms feature worn furniture, popcorn ceilings with unpatched bare spots, screeching heating and air conditioner units and a generous coating of pubic hair on the floor as well as in the bathroom. If that isn’t enticing enough, the surly manager seems unaware of the hotel’s glaring issues, and he treats customers with contempt for pointing them out. I had to battle him and expedia to get out of a reservation. My advice is to avoid this place like the plague.