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Original Comment We want to make you aware of how incredibly bad our experience was at the Days Inn - Glenwood Crabree in Raleigh, NC. We have stayed at Days Inn's in the past and had assumed we would be comfortable at this one. We were not looking for a luxury hotel. We only expected a safe, clean and comfortable environment. The fact that it was said to be a Wyndham affiliate (we have been Wyndham members for years) led us to believe that we could expect that.<br /> We had been traveling most of the day (returning to PA from vacation). Our first concern was that when we were trying to check in (approx. 9:00 pm), there was no one at the front counter for over ten minutes. When someone finally arrived, she told us she was the only one there and had to take care of something elsewhere in the hotel.<br /> Because of roof repair, there were large sections of rooms taped off. There was a large dumpster blocking the parking are. It all appeared dirty and &quot;sketchy&quot; (not safe and clean). <br /> There were several people loitering in the area, that gave the impression that there might be some sort of illegal deals going on. Our first room was assigned in area that was slightly isolated and there was someone loitering nearby. We called the front desk and moved to a different room.<br /> When we returned from dinner (approx. 11:45 pm), the odor in the room was nauseating. We couldn't begin to place the smell ( a mix of marijuana, cigars, mildew, body odor???). Upon entering the bathroom we discovered that water was pouring through the light fixture on the ceiling, from the bathroom above. In order to use the toilet we got drenched (we don't even want to try to imagine what was in the water). We called the front desk. They said they'd check out the bathroom above us and offered to change us again. At that point we were so exhausted we opted just to try to sleep there (after we killed several bugs).<br /> When we arrived home, we had to immediately wash any clothes that had been in that room and air out the luggage, because it all reeked of the foul odor.<br /> Because of this experience we are quite certain that we will not stay at another Days Inn, nor will we recommend it to others.<br /> <br /> We almost never write to complain. Certainly everyone has a bad day now and then, and we don't expect perfection; however, this experience was so negative I thought you should be made aware of it. We can't even imagine why Wyndham would want to have its name associated with this hotel.

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