Days Inn Silver Spring

I chose the Silver Spring Days Inn on the basis of its cost and location, but next time I'll spend a bit more money. The location is good, and the two desk staff I dealt with were both courteous and helpful, but that's about the extent of the good news. The room, which looked out on construction dumpsters, was cramped, and the furniture is past due for replacement. The promised coffee maker was not in the room; when requested, one was provided but the coffee was weak (using two bags in the basket yielded stringer coffee that was still bad). The wi-fi was erratic and slow. The outside walkways were dirty, with trash spilling from the bins. Not to disparage poor people, but this place had the feel of Section 8 housing. I've encountered bigger disasters, but I wouldn't stay here again unless I had no other choices.

We were delivering a 26 foot truck full of furniture and belongings for a customer, a Doctor, who had just moved to Washington DC. We're a professional moving company named Lighthouse Moving.

The only food at the hotel was a Subway franchise. The people were very cordial.

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WELL THE ROOM DID NOT HAVE HEAT OUTSIDE WAS 30 THE SMOKE ALARM BEEP ALL NIGHT THEY TOLD ME DO NOT LEAVE MY COMPUTER IN THE ROOM BECAUSE COULD BE STOLE AND I HAVE TO CARRY MY COMPUTER ALL DAY LONG AFTER COMPLAINING WITH MY ROOM THEY JUST CHECK ME OUT, HAD TO MAKE A MESS TO BE ABLE TO BE THERE FOR ONE MORE NIGHT THAT I ALREADY HAD PAID

We needed a place to sleep for 3 nights close to DC. This place was decent, clean, quiet, and had parking. It was fine and served the purpose.

The people at the front desk were great, but we were checked into a room that was dirty, stuff on top of the bed spread and just generally not a clean room. We were moved to another room, which was fairly clean, but was in need of many repairs and sprucing up. We won't be staying there again.

Non-smoking room had a sign that said "No Smoking", but smelled like a smoking convention took place there. Had to have all my clothes dry cleaned after going home. Walls as thin as paper and you feel like the people next door are sleeping in your room. The bath room was in terrible shape... the toilette seat was cheap and thin and when you sat down you would slide into the water...ugh! The tub had cracks and the soap holder was peeling off the wall. The heater in the room was broken and the room cold. If you are there to visit DC, it is not convenient... they say the metro is close, but it really is over a half mile away. Restaurants are not close either. Although the staff at the desk were friendly, all in all this is an awful place. Pay a little more go somewhere else. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

The room smelled bad, and carpet was dirty. There's a leaking from the room upstairs. My first time in DC area. All other hotel rates are above my company budget,but this was a pretty bad experience. I will book more expensive hotel for my personal travel, next time in DC area.Now I realize DC is an expensive place to visit.

HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE;LET ME START BY SAYING THAT WE TRAVEL TO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS AT LEAST 6 TIMES PER YEAR AND WILL COMMENT GOOD AND BAD BUT THIS ONE BEATS ALL;PULLING INTO THE PARKING LOT THERE WERE SEVERAL UNDESIRABLES HANGING OUT;HAD TO WAIT AT CHECK IN DESK BECAUSE THE YOUNG LADY HAD LEFT THE DESK TO CHANGE INTO HER GOING OUT CLOTHES;CHECKED IN AT 11:05PM;WALKED TO ROOM AND WAS MET WITH A HORRIBLE ODOR UPON ENTERING;THEN SAW THAT THE KING SIZE BED THAT WE WERE SUPPOSED TO GET WAS A STANDARD SIZE;[...]COULD NOT EVEN TURN AROUND IN THE ROOM BECAUSE OF THE SIZE;HAD TO TURN SIDEWAYS JUST TO WALK FROM ONE SIDE TO THE OTHER WITHOUT HITTING FURNITURE;FIRE HAZARD?I SAY YES;WE GATHERED OUR BELONGINGS AND CHECKED OUT WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF CHECKING IN;[...].