Days Inn Orlando Convention Center/International Drive

The only thing that I can say is, I work in a customer service environment and the customer service in this place is HORRIBLE… The room was ok but the bathroom flooded. Next time I’ll stay in Quality Inn in Universal Studio, that place is amazing!!!

Worst hotel! Things are very dirty and not practical… I feel more dirty checking out, than I came in… horrible

Checked in late. Tried calling the front desk to let them know I was checking in late no response. I had to call the 1800 number to find out that she couldn’t find my reservation. Arrived at midnight with two tired kids one very tired boyfriend. Area is sketchy would not leave my valuables in the car. checking in was
we were looking for our room we saw a prostitute come out of a guys
kids looked scared. our first room it looked and smelled disgusting. The toilet wasn’t attached to the floor water all over the bathroom
tilted.the shower oh my the ceiling was coming down it was moldy. water in the tub it looked clogged gross. the paint was coming off in the walls. called front desk they called maintenance really was he going to glue the toilet back at 1am. i told him I want a new room. second room the air conditioning is not working .the shower wasn’t cleaned it has other people’s hair nasty. The spout in the tub is coming off wtf. all of this for $ 100 a nite. the second smells like mildew .I’m hoping that they cleaned the bed .too tired to check. Just my luck everything is sold
stuck here for tonite. hoping not to see a prostitute pass by my room. dont book this place .this place is nasty.

Bed bugs, odd smells and a browning bathtub. This looks more like an abandoned dorm room than a hotel

I’m actually pleased with my stay this past weekend. It’s a motel not a hotel. For the price, the rooms were clean, grounds were slightly decorative, maintained and very clean. The front desk staff was attentive and averagely pleasant. The pool area was clean and attended to. Overall it was decent for a motel, keep in mind it’s not a hotel. There’s a difference.

stayed here for a night just needed a place to sleep. We went to a few other hotels before landing this one. What convinced me was the location and price. We got one room 2 queen beds for 75 $. I paid cash and the rooms were nice– hairdryer, safe available, fridge and microwave also in room. Nice décor and clean. I had read other reviews about nearby hotels being moldy or dirty and I figured we had to spend at least 50 $ for a decent place. No bed bugs or bugs please! I liked our room and its right next to an IHOP so even better to just have food whenever u want its 24 hrs.
Shuttles are available but at few times– 13 mins from Epcot which is where we were headed so that was good enough for us.

Stayed here for 3 night last year and all I can say it was the first time and last time I will ever stay at this hotel.
The positives — Location is good, although you still need your car to visit attractions, unless you want to walk and in the Florida heat, you do not want to do that for any distance.
I know other people have complained about the Desk Staff but honestly I had no problem with any staff members there and they were very nice and helpful to me.
The onsite IHOP is great but be warned, unless you want to sit and wait a while to get a table for breakfast, then get there early.
The swimming pool area is very nice and clean and quite most of the time.
The Negatives — The hotel is old and really needs a good makeover.
The rooms are a little small and have a musty smell to them.
Only having double beds in all the rooms does not leave any choice, as to what size bed you would like.
The pillows are not very comfortable and I may have well used a couple of bricks to keep my head supported.
The WIFI is terrible and most of the times would not even connect.
Walls and windows do nothing to keep any outside noises out and being next to a major interstate, does not help.
The air-​conditioner sounds like a construction site when it is on.
I know people say you get what you pay for but for a Days Inn and paying $ 70 to $ 80 a night, this Days Inn is over priced.

You get what you pay for I guess.
Stayed here for the convention and the first thing I noticed was that the room smelled like wet sponge. There was clearly some time of flood and the carpet was never changed.
Otherwise the front desk was a little crabby and the other amenities limited to a vending machine and a small lagoon shaped pool.
Parking is free which was a big plus considering the nearby hotels charged $ 16 plus after 30 minutes.
Ate at the connecting IHOP and walked to a nearby gas station to buy water. Not too much going around at night. The shuttle to universal studio only ran once in the morning at 11:30 am though the park opens at 9 am. Maybe because it was a Sunday?
The TVs worked fine and the beds comfortable enough. Overall stay was $ 100 a night so acceptable.

I stayed here for 6 nights while attending a conference event at the nearby convention center. There is no soundproofing whatsoever and the motel is located near a major highway so loud traffic noise persists day and night. Turning on the AC fan did little to drown out the noise. The motel is run down, but it has basic amenities that necessitate me giving more than a 1-​star rating. Free wifi, parking, and a pool is enough to counter the negatives of noise, condition, etc. The location is nice because it’s one of the cheapest hotel/​motels near the convention center. The hotel is not cheap however, at least not for my travel. I paid $ 80/​night which was the cheapest I could find within a close area to the convention center. I’ve stayed at plenty of 4 star hotels for $ 70-​$ 90 (thanks to bidding websites), so this Days Inn is certainly overpriced (at least for my stay). I’m not picky but this place does need significant improvement. If I need to attend the convention center in the future, I will stay somewhere nicer and pay for a rental car. The public transportation system in this part of town is awful, so a car is necessary if one doesn’t want to walk a long ways.

Pros: very close to convention center. Nice pool with towels, high speed internet. 2.38 Mbs up and downstream small flat screen tv with hdmi inputs in room. Super cheap!
Cons: You Get what you pay for. However rooms are grungy linens are soiled and walls are marred and dirty. Front desk staff is rude and short tempered.
Carpet is dirty
I felt violated after walking barefoot on floors
Safe in room keypad broken
All in all I would pay an extra 30 bucks a night to stay somewhere else that didn’t creep me and the kids out.
Ranked order of comparable accommodations:
1) staying under bridge or overpass
2) staying in car
3) staying here in the days inn

This place is disgusting. Holes and stains on the blankets, filthy carpeting, no soap in the room, holes in the towels, things growing in the sink… the list goes on. Don’t stay here! I was here for work and never will step in a Days Inn again.

I’ve stayed at motels and never really had an issue. Let me set up the scene within the first 15 min of arrival.
My friends and I flew in late at night. I reserved this room through
. As I approach the building, I see another guest with her luggage leaving. I enter the building’s double doors, I noticed a sign that said «the lobby is closed 11pm-​7am, use window to the right». It took me a while to realize there is a small window to do late night check in.
The clerk shows up and says, «I was about to help you but you left». I assume he meant the girl that I saw earlier so I said, «No, I’m a different person». He insisted I was that girl… Um no.
As I sign for the room, I notice the payment information is incorrect. I bring it up to him and he waves me off with a «oh don’t worry about it». Excuse me, but I’m a paying customer and I want to know why some information is incorrect and I’m signing for it. I ask him to please explain to me and he says the room is already prepaid. Oh, probably due to
. Thank you for kindly explaining this to your guests. (Sarcasm)
He gives me two room keys and my group is of three. I ask if it’s ok if I could get an extra room key. He stares at me and with an attitude, «is there anything else I can do for you?»
Don’t sass me.
«Nope! I think we’re all set, room 2xx» because I can read room signs and figure it’s on the second floor. Plus, I just didn’t want to get angry. He replies, «well, I have some information for you if you give me a moment»
Don’t you sass me again. I know you’re saying the right things but I’m not dense.
I humor him and listen like I care.
First 15 minutes and I already dislike this place.
First impressions of the room:
— it smells old
— it’s really small for two doubles
— the climate control was in the middle and it’s humid warm outside
— only three towels. (I thought standard was 4 towels; that’s stingy!!)

Hotel ótimo para ficar, super limpo, piscina maravilhosa, ótimo para quem vem comprar e uma boa localidade.

They did not have my room that I reserved on their website when I arrived. They gave me another room which was a downgrade and basically offered it to me as if I’d didn’t matter. I had no choice but to stay as I flew in that night and had no choice as all surrounding hotels were full due to a Convention. Then the maid would come by everyday regardless of the do not disturb sign to clean and give towels. She said she doesn’t get paid unless she cleans. When she knocked on the door very quietly I did not have enough time to make it to the door to keep her out, this was regardless of me yelling that I did t need cleaning. She basically was trying to push in and look in the room. I shut the door on her and chained it. I would never stay here again. It was terrible. With all the other hotels around, I would highly recommend finding somewhere else. Also the rooms do not smell very pleasant.
Oh, and the wifi connection is terrible.

I got a decent deal for this place during a pretty busy weekend in Orlando, between President’s Day, NADA Convention and an International Cheerleader competition, Orlando was busting at the seams.
Again Priceline found me the best possible deal. The location is good, close to I4 which takes to Universal or Disney and not even a mile away from Sea World.
The problem is, it is too close to the Highway so it is pretty noisy all the time. The rooms are pretty standard, basic, not bad. However, more attention to detail is required in the cleanliness area, funny smell, rooms are not properly made while during your stay.
If this is your last resort and you get a decent price, it is acceptable, otherwise, continue your search.

Of all the many hotels I have stayed at this is one that I won’t return to.
Two stars because we got it at an amazing price, otherwise it would have gotten one. Once we walked in we were greeted with a funky smell — the only way I can describe it as ‘old’. It was 35 degrees outside and the air conditioning was on in the room so it was 35 inside the room too, so that smell wasn’t because it was hot in there.
The room itself was just OK, if anything on the grungy side. The next day we had our coffee and left. When we got back the bed was made haphazardly, pillows just thrown on, the covers not neat. The coffee pot was sitting where we left it (it was off to the other side because that’s where the plug was, not in the corner they had it) and it still had the coffee that we had not consumed that morning. A couple of new filters were just thrown on the sink.
You also can hear the cars and traffic from the expressway and adjoining streets. Since we were on the fourth floor, I can imagine its worse on other floors.
Not one of our better experiences.