Days Inn Brooklyn

HORRIBLE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE ! if u can afford a motel or another place trust me it’s worth it, staff not courteous or helpful. They don’t even write down your liscense plate in case something happens, dirty with rats just horrible

This was an terrible experience. Making the reservation for this room was the first headache. When I had trouble understanding the woman taking the reservation and answered her questions incorrectly, she acted very impatient with me. I explained to her several times that I was not the one to be staying in the room, and she said, «It does not matter,» and wouldn’t take the names of those who were to be staying there. I expressed that I wanted to pay in-​advance for the room.
On the night the guests intended to stay there arrived for their stay, they were given a hard time. They were told they could not stay there without my being there to sign the card.
The customer service could not have been more rude, incompetent and frustrating.

I stayed a weekend in July of 2011 with my husband for a weekender. The room was a bit small, but clean and nice to say the least. We had a basement room, and I think it’s where hookers stay? I seen A LOT of younger women with older men late night walking the hallways. It was affordable and the staff was hospitable, so I would stay here again if I was ever back in the area.

i cannot say enough bad things about this hotel. we picked this hotel because it had free parking and handicap access. there are only 8 spots available and someone without a handicap sign would be parked in that spot. notified desk and young man said we could park in the sidewalk and if we were given a ticket he would pay for it. later finding out that wasnt true.
we selected a non smoking room but when we entered the room it reeked of malboros, even to the shower curtain. floors did not appear to be vacuumed as we found some leftover pieces from what seemed to be from someone clipping their nails.
it was in the 50’s and the unit in the room would turn off when turned to heat.
bed skirt was unraveling at the seems
what is suppose to a white tub is multiple stains along with hair in the drain when we first came in. people working here do not take pride in their job. its just something to pay the bills.
also it does not take a genius to figure out this spot is where people can come to get a room for a few hours then leave. we came on a family emergency and they were very surprised we were staying here. unfortunately non refundable.
i did give one star because the staff was nice.

Blood on top sheet, constant prostitutes making «noise» at all hours, terrible parking availability, says breakfast is ready at 6 but it’s not, across from very busy fire station so don’t expect to sleep, the whole hotel smells like weed, surrounding neighborhood is pretty hostile feeling. I will definitely not be coming back and Wil make sure to advise as many as I can.

Horrible experience. I left my girlfriend in the room for 10 min when I came back she says someone was able to walk into the room with another key.
The front desk said «sorry». So that makes everything okay. So the people working here instead of accommodating us just said sorry. Then they wonder why no one likes this hotel.
The breakfast sucks.
I’m glad the Comfort Inn down the block had good prices, they didn’t have room available this night so we tried DaysInn again. It was our 4^th experience here. Nothin changes.
Enjoy ur stay here!

Hmmmm where should I start! First I’ll start by saying that I came here to visit someone that’s staying here temporarily unfortunately due to a fire displacement. I’m used to staying in 5 star hotels however I’m not saying that I can’t or won’t stay at a Days Inn. This place though smells horrible! The rooms are tiny with little to no space available to walk especially if your room has 2 beds. There was visible damage in the room literally every where. A hole in the wall, damaged lamps, & don’t get me started on the huge holes in the bedding. The ice machine wasn’t working and you can not find one staff member to get towels or anything for that matter. I’m grateful that my friend has a place to stay for the time needed but honestly Days Inn please you need to do much better.

Very bad hotel. Stayed here for 2 nights. Smells very bad. Towels have black hair on it. Hallway smells like cigarette. The «breakfast» is old and tastless. 1 star

Worst hotel ever!!! Found two cockroaches crawling in the bed! Asked the front desk they said they cannot do anything about it. The manager is awfully rude about it saying that we were the ones that brought it back to the hotel. WHY on earth would we do that?

I would give this probably 2.5 stars or maybe a shaky three star. If you are not from a major east coast city or traveling with family and are expecting a hotel in «New York» this is not it. I wouldn’t say you’re in the straight up «hood» but this is a residential type neighborhood that is a little rough around the edges. You’re basically off a major street and there is a firehouse directly across the street in case anything goes down. I never felt «unsafe» but I’m from Philadelphia so I’m more accustomed to urban areas. The room was tiny as hell and the listing said Queen bed but I think it might have been a full.
PROs
— MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE than if you stayed in Manhattan or other «hip» areas in BK.
— CLOSE to MTA to take you everywhere.
— Eateries close by and when I was there a bank on the corner.
— Didn’t smell in my room.
— Everyone was nice.
If you really want to save money and are maybe only in the area for a night or two it’s not that bad.

The Days Inn hotel is the WORSE hotel ever, my cousins were there for 4 days and their room smelled so bad, like cigarettes, because even thou we asked for non smoking room, they gave them a room with a smoking section in their outside of their window, (which makes no sense) where all their employees and other guest smoked.
Every day my cousins tried to change their room and every day the hotel front desk told them to wait until the next day, after complaining over and over the front desk people told me to call the general manager Mr. Komal Bodalia, I have called him numerous times and he’s never in, they told me he would give them a discount but he’s never available for me, I’m starting to think he’s just brushing me off.
I would never recommend anyone to this hotel, they were very uncaring about having a child in a nonsmoking room that smells like everyone is smoking in.
My cousins daughter was very sick from the smell and they didn’t care at all, I should have made a reservation from the hotel down the block witch was cheaper but I thought the Days Inn would be better, well make sure you don’t make the same mistake we made, thinking a well known name would be better, my next stop is NY 1, because everyone should know how dangerous is to stay at the Days Inn in Brooklyn.

I stayed at this hotel for 2 weeks due to being displaced from sandy. I thought the rooms were very small. They would not change the sheets after the first week despite notifying the staff. They did not clean the room thoroughly (after being in a small room for days and days you being to notice the build up from having carpeted floors that haven’t been vacuumed. The hotel staff is not friendly. The lady in the breakfast room is nice. Having free breakfast (toast, muffins, doughnuts) was a plus. I would not recommend this hotel unless you couldn’t afford to be anywhere else.

Very pleased with this hotel, great area, close to restos & subway. Clean room. The staff were friendly and accomodating, treat people with respect and a smile and you get the same in return. Thanks to the Days Inn Brooklyn staff! Well done.

Absolutely one of the worst hotel experiences I ever had.
1. Not enough car parking. There were a couple who were waiting to see if I move my van around 11:00 PM so that they can park their car.
2. Cold water in the morning. I had the privilege to take a cold shower for the first time in US.
3. Stinky rooms.
4. Shady area (when the reception is having a secure glass– I need not elaborate more than that)
5. Never book via priceline, it costs a lot more (almost 33%) to ‘upgrade’ to a two double beds room.

Clean, a few blocks from the subway. Better than I expected.

Easily Accessible by transit (M, D, N, R trains and B35 Bus). Cheap. Clean. Period.