Days Inn by Wyndham Tucson City Center

Julian Hernandez

I have stayed at the Days' Inn and became a Diamond member threw their Wyndham rewards point system. The only reason I stay here constantly is because of the location connivance access to the freeway. I grew up in a bad neighborhood, so the homeless people didn’t phase me, although it was a bit much for a professional business, but kudos to the day security guard who kept the location cleared for the most part. I’m very disappointed and dissatisfied with the staff/owners who stereotype the guest just because I am younger. I have been treated with a lack of respect, and I had watched older people check in after me and watch the man @ front desk change his whole demeanor, which made me feel belittled and upset. As far as the rooms go, it’s your basic motel/hotel amenities, but room service could do a much better job. When I first moved in, I checked out immediately to get a new room and ended up bleaching the bathroom floor myself and cleaning the room correctly before I felt comfortable. To anyone who stays here be prepared to get in and get out, hopefully you bring your own supplies.

LuAnn Kress

Very disappointed in this days inn. No laundry facilities. No chair for second person in room to sit on, had to sit on bed and when your 70 years old that’s hard on the back. Bad breakfast, Covid is over they could have a way better breakfast than what they have in their grab and go bag!!!! Phone didn’t work. You go on google and it says 71 dollars a night but they charge you 100 dollars a night when you check in!!! So false advertising. Homeless people sleeping under the stairs is kinda scary. So I won’t every stay there again. Not for the money they want and what you get for your money.

Rose Danette

The rooms were pretty clean and the beds were so comfy. I was able to get a good nights rest in here and I like all the little details the rooms have. & there were barely any homeless people around at all. They just minded their business & didn’t bother me. It’s right next to a dennys and the freeway so it seemed like they were just walking around the area.

Brooke Kulzer

Room was outdated. Clean, but found a pair of underwear under the bed. The hotel itself was fine, but the area was not. Homeless people galore, and sketchy folks. I slept with one eye open. The shower was hot, the fridge was cold, and the outdoor pool was open. Breakfast was grab and go, which was a plus to have something. Staff were trying very hard to please all.