Travelodge By Wyndham Reviews

It should be condemned!! Bathroom door was being held by 1 screw on top and only half in.

Had to lift door to close, toilet seat had no screws to hold it when sitting down. My friend slipped off and hit back of head, inside of shower curtain had dried snot on inside, floors were filthy and corners were disgusting. That was room #1, room #2 was equally as disgusting plus a dirty sock in corner of bathroom, tv wouldnt work . Under the circumstances, none of us would eat there, tried to have coffee, 3 pots, 2 were empty and 3rd was cold!

The outside looked like the building was abandoned! Blacktop was cracked all over and weeds growing all over in cracks! I had 3 other businessmen with me for a 2 day golf outing! I expect a call on this asap as we will be calling city health dept.

as well as state of Wi.

This place should not be open! It definitely is not safe, and appears like it has been this way for quite sometime!!

After being at Travelodge in [GEOGRAPHIC_DATA], [GEOGRAPHIC_DATA], because of having to leave our apartment due to no water, [GEOGRAPHIC_DATA][PERSON_NAME] paid for our stay daily. On May 29, we were told we had to leave due to overbooking.

Ten minutes after I paid a pet deposit, I requested my $50 refund, but to this day they haven't refunded it. Plus, they took another $50 two days after we left the motel completely, and we were not behind, nor was that charge even authorized.

While trying to pack, we were constantly threatened and harassed to hurry up or they would have us physically removed. Two senior citizens were literally put out in the street even though they knew a government agency was helping us due to already being displaced a month prior and had no place to go.

There were plenty of available rooms, people weren't lining up at the doors to get a room and I was exhausted, sore and ready for a hot shower and the bed. When I booked my room it was the 27th however by the time a submitted payment it already passed midnight so technically it was now the 28th.

Which is the date it automatically switched to. When I got dropped off at the hotel with all my bags at 1:30am they said I couldn't check in until 3pm. They made me sit outside with all my bags. After 9hours of waiting I walked up to the front desk and asked if I could please check in and was told I'd have to pay an extra $30.

I was desperate by this time and the company I booked through had not done anything about changing my date back to the 27th and there was no refund policy which I never asked for my money back I just needed them to change a date their system messed up. No modifications or refunds NOTHING but I'm sorry ma'am. The hotel didn't do *** The Travelodge by Wyndham in Deltona is infested with drugs and prostitute's.

The property could be beautiful with updates but all they care about is getting that next $30 for early checking ..lol ..money is the main priority they aren't concerned about happy customers at all. Customer service is definitely not the same.

I am contacting you regarding serious difficulties I have faced in obtaining any form of communication with your management team, despite multiple requests and follow-ups. I am currently at your location as part of my recovery from a workplace accident in which I sustained three pelvic fractures, a cracked coccyx, and a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

These injuries have left me with severe mobility limitations, chronic pain, and cognitive symptoms.

The services and accommodations provided are critical to my healing, yet I have been unable to address urgent concerns because it has been nearly impossible to reach a manager.

This lack of access is unacceptable and is directly impacting both my health and my recovery process.

Given the nature of my injuries and the seriousness of my situation, I am requesting an immediate escalation to management and a direct response within 24 hours. Please confirm receipt of this message and provide the name and contact information of the manager who will be addressing my case.

Failure to respond promptly may leave me with no choice but to escalate my concerns through formal complaints and legal channels.