Days Inn by Wyndham Myrtle Beach-Beach Front

Staff was friendly and helpful. (201) The room we stayed in needs a little work as in the bathroom door needs replaced since it looked like it was falling apart at the bottom, the door to the balcony needs a little help as well because the doorknob was stuck and made it hard to open it. We saw a few cockroaches when we would move a trash can or turn the lights on. It also would have been nice to of had a plug for the bathtub because it did make it hard for my child to take a bath.

Tired old facility. Needs major maintenance!! Room doors damaged and not fitting properly, no daily housekeeping. Three nights no towel, bed, or trash service even when trash is placed outside the room. Let's not forget the cockroaches in the room. Room descriptions not accurate "sleeps six"? Not on the ocean view rooms unless three persons per bed. Even desk attendant was surprised. Would not repeat.

Don’t stay here ever The hotel was in the hood, the staff was rude, there was a questionable bug in the tub,

We were unable to enjoy breakfast because there was very little available, and what was offered was not appealing at all.

The workers were nice, however the quality was subpar at best. There was red stains on the curtain and lamp shade, (not sure of source) The bathroom door was splintered at the bottom, the couch has burn holes. The balcony was cracked and Brocken off. The bedroom was insanely hot considering how hot it was outside, which initially makes me seem like I’m nitpicking however the other ac was colder and kept up better. Dust littered the Ac and I had to clean it to feel the ac. The elevator rarely worked which I wasn’t necessarily that worried about however when it did work it was slower then actually walking up or down the stairs considering that we stayed on the highest floor.

The recent hotel stay presented a series of unacceptable conditions. The property's exterior was marred by unsightly refuse. Upon approaching the elevator, a distinct odor of urine was detected. The elevator itself emitted a concerning noise. Subsequently, the stairs were utilized from the fourth floor. The assigned room was found to be infested with insects and cobwebs, with a non-functional air conditioning system. Both entry points to the room were deemed to be a security risk. A request for a refund was made to the front desk representative, Rose, but was denied. As a result, the stay was terminated, incurring a financial loss exceeding $600. The decision to depart was made in consideration of personal health and safety.