Days Inn & Suites Mobile

Outside was loud and busy, with one woman yelling angrily. Our room was on the second floor, and there isn't an elevator. The room was freezing when we arrived, like a refrigerator. Its wall thermostat didn't work, and the window unit was mounted so high I had to stand on a chair to change it from 61. Even then, switching the fan to auto didn't stop it from running. The clothes rack was also pulling out of the wall. I wouldn't recommend it.

The room was missing most of its light bulbs, there was trash everywhere, and the ceiling had mold. The tub was badly chipped and dirty enough that showering felt like a liability. The toilet was dirty too, and there was only a top sheet, no comforter. If you paid to stay here, you paid too much. I should have read the reviews first.

I cut my hand on the check-in station when I went back to say we were leaving. The surroundings were trashy, with terrible smells everywhere, and the long-term residents seemed to be living in filthy conditions. It looked more like a homeless encampment than a hotel. Worst environment I've ever been in.

The front desk seemed friendly, but this was the worst-condition hotel I've ever stayed in. There were barely any towels, and the ones there were dirty. The sheets were stained, the blinds didn't cover the whole window, and the tub and outdoor stairs were falling apart. Someone had written all over the bathroom wall with marker. I paid $72 online, and it cost even more in person. Not worth it, and I'd never stay again.