I was traveling down to Hartford, CT for an interview (with my husband in tow) and unfortunately the hotel that I was originally booked to stay at had lost power but failed to inform me until I called them at 5pm the night I was to check in. The Days Inn in Branford was the only hotel within 50 miles of Hartford with rooms available for under $200. The only good thing that I can say about the hotel was that I was able to book a room at 8pm the night of the stay.
The hotel itself is almost frightening in appearance from the outside. It closely resembles a set from a horror movie. The doors had no deadbolts, but did have chain locks. The room itself was disgusting. There were stains of varying colors all over the floors, walls, and comforter. The wallpaper was peeling in several places. One of the lights over the bed did not work, and when trying to turn it on, it nearly came off the wall. The bathroom was clean in appearance; however, the floor of the shower was disconcertingly sticky. The heater in the room did not work and blew cold air all night--this is probably something we should have told management, but did not, as we were exhausted from the trip down. The television only got two stations. The bed was hard as a rock and the pillows were old, worn-down, and thoroughly stained to the point that you could see the stains through the pillowcase.
I did not go in to check in/out personally, but my husband states that the front desk workers were terse and disinterested when he was trying to drop the key off in order to check out.
I would not stay here again. Ever.
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