I stayed at Days Inn the night of January 21, 2012 and was only there for the night and left on a cruise for Sunday January 22nd. The room was fine, the breakfast they served was a waste of time and questionable. All it was, was hard boiled eggs, cereal, and some bread/pastries. There wasn't even enough seating to sit to eat. I felt like I was at a ghetto old person's home breakfast. In the morning we checked out we left on the shuttle to go on a cruise. Their shuttle service wasn't very organized however that could have been the drivers themselves and not the hotel. But heads up if you are leaving for a cruise and taking the shuttle, you'll be waiting for a long time! They say the shuttle service starts at 12pm however, it really depends on which cruise line you will be on. We saw so many people take a cab/taxi instead of waiting because there is no guarantee that you will get on the shuttle because they weren't going to be boarding the boat on time due to waiting. After I checked out of my room, I ended up leaving some expensive articles of clothing in my room during my rush to check out and catch the shuttle (which I waited for about 2 hours). By the time I realized those items were left on the bed, about 5 hours had pasted. No big deal right? Wrong! I called (the same day I checked out about 8 hours after I checked out) and the front desk agent told me to talk to housekeeping (which they didnt' answer the line when transferred to their ext.) I called probably 4 times and asked the front desk agent to do his job and talk to housekeeping for me or to walk up to where lost and found was to track down my clothes. I gave him all the information the discription/brand of the clothing and how to get a hold of me while I was away. I even asked him to leave me a message when he tracked down those items and I would contact him when I returned to fort lauderdale in a week. 2 days later, nothing. I continued to call (from the cruise ship where roaming is expensive) and got no where. Front desk kept redirecting me to housekeeping and I could never get through. A couple times the front desk agent even said he would call me back and let me know the status (that call was never made and I didn't even get a voicemail or response to the general email on the website which again was sent the same day I checked out). I called a week later and again, the front desk agent refused to go look in the lost in found and told me to talk to housekeeping. This was very frustrating so I stopped off at the hotel before my flight to check the lost in found myself. Well, they don't let you go through it, only housekeeping can go through lost and found. So I explained the situation again and he called housekeeping and mentioned that they keep all items found in the room for 30 days however, nothing was found the night or the next day from my room, and he left it as that. Then he told me to have a good day. Seriously?! I was so upset and explained to him that the pants alone are $120 and all I got was and how I called almost everyday since my check out date, and his response, "sorry, you must have left them somewhere else or misplaced them because they aren't here". I'm pretty sure housekeeping saw the brand and the style of pants (which were limited editions so you can't buy them anymore) and decided to keep all the clothes I left. Don't bother staying here and spent the few extra dollars to stay somewhere else. Unless, you want a ghetto breakfast, bad service, and housekeeping claiming you didn't leave anything in the room and convince you that it was all in your mind that you left anything in the room.

The hotel was clean, the rooms were a little on the small size. Had a reasonable continental breakfast. Provided a shuttle to the cruiseport. No problem there and I would stay there again

I booked two reservation for October 27-29 & November 8-10, 2011 at the Days Inn Ft. Lauderdale Airport/Cruiseport as they offered shuttle service to and from the airport and cruise ship. On Nov. 27, 2011, after we returned from supper a South American woman I believe, Brazilian, was robbed outside our room due to lax security. The rooms, though renovated had issues, due to 35 year old plumbing and noisy bathroom fans. DoubleBB Transportation (Ben), contracted by the owner, Haresh Jariwala, of this Day’s Inn, dropped my luggage at the wrong cruise ship. I took a cab back to the Days Inn to find Ben but he never returned nor contacted me. The staff of the Days Inn party line, was its not our problem, even though they contracted the third party, and under international and likely Florida State law are liable. I was stuck on a cruise without my luggage for 10 days and only retrieved it from the lost and found warehouse when I returned; once again at my expense and through my efforts alone. To add insult to injury, after we once again returned and stayed here DoubleBB Transportation (once again Ben) would not return my wife & I to the airport rather chose not to show up. I advised Wyndham and corporate notified Haresh Jariwala, the owner who chose not to respond. I therefore suggest for security and safety reasons, one chose not to stay at this particular hotel as they through you to the wolves if issues arise of culpability.

I need a budget from to stay for two nights and this hotel was very nice.Rooms are clean,very silent and there is a Denny's restaurant just at the front of the hotel.I arrived late in the night and the service was quick and friendly.There is a pool of nice size.The hotel also has free transportation to the airport.