We were guests for 3 nights over Veterans Day 2011 weekend - it was definitely a "two in oner" (as my husband says) - first and last experience we will have there. It is most dated - somewhat tattered. We were placed in the 300 building (separate building on the back side of the parking lot) and were the only ones in that building the first night. We were never acknowledged as being Wyndham Rewards members. There were very few amenities - one small bottle of shampoo, one small bar of soap and had to walk all the way to the main building for ice. My husband rates a suitable motel by the quality of towels - these were threadbare and worn. We will definitely find another hotel/motel if we visit St Augustine again. We kept the air conditioner on high cool the entire time but only to keep air circulating - the cool did not work. The toilet ran continually if we didn't remember to jiggle the handle.

The room was ok, not the Ritz, but not bad for the price I suppose. The only complaint I have is that the water pressure and temperature were not good. The location was not bad, the sweet Asian girl at the front desk was very helpful. Everything you would like to visit is within walking or trolley distance. So my verdict would be ok if you are looking for a cheap getaway to learn about the origins of our country.

I took my daughter to St. Augustine to celebrate her 15th birthday. We selected the Days Inn due to its central location to all the sites. We arrived early on Saturday and Wendy at the front desk was very friendly and answered all my questions with a smile. The room was clean and the beds very comfortable after a long day of walking around the city. Having Denny's on site at the property was an added benefit as well. The service and quality was top notch. I would definately recommend the Days Inn to my family and friends.

We stayed one night here and it was disgusting! We killed 2 roaches while were were here. The room had a musky odor. The a/c hardly kept the room cool. The floors were so dirty that we stripped the blankets off the bed to keep from walking on the nasty carpet. There were shady kids walking around the outside of the hotel and hanging on the steps at night. The only good thing I could say is that it had free wi-fi.