Wyndham Garden Louisville KY

The lobby and front desk looked really nice, and I had a good time overall, so I might come back. But our room had bugs, and the sheets were a bit dirty. My friends and I lifted the bed to check underneath and found a lot of dust and dirt, which made me wonder whether housekeeping was cleaning all the spaces. The view was of a sketchy-looking building covered in rust and dirt. They really need to clean those areas.

The bedding and towels smelled musty and metallic, and the beds were the usual uncomfortable hotel kind. The rooms were small. The floor was dirty, though the lack of carpet itself was fine. Breakfast was a letdown: pancakes, biscuits and gravy, yogurt, and an apple, with no meat or eggs. The gravy was cold and tasted like perfume. We had only planned for a quick breakfast, so having to go find food elsewhere threw off our plans. I don't think I'll return.

The shower floor was slippery enough that we put a towel down to step on while showering. Aside from that, the hotel was quiet, the room was clean, and the bed and pillows were comfortable. They also had a hot breakfast. I'd stay here again if I'm in the area.

I stayed nearly two weeks and liked the hotel, and I'd stay again. The room looked like the pictures, with a very comfortable bed and pillows. The lobby and entrance were lovely, and I enjoyed the bar and gym. There was a vacant building right beside the hotel, but it wasn't where I was staying, so it didn't bother me. Breakfast was free, and even though it wasn't top notch, the bagels and yogurt suited me just fine. Housekeeping was my main issue. I usually had the do not disturb sign up, but after night four I asked for my room to be cleaned and the linens changed. It never happened, so after a 13 hr night shift I had to get sheets and change them myself. If I wanted the trash emptied, I'd leave the cans outside the door and someone would eventually take care of them. There also wasn't a TV guide in the room. I called the front desk and was told to come get one, and the person I spoke to printed it out for me. It seems simple to laminate a guide and leave it in each room.