Days Inn by Wyndham Orange Anaheim

I would rate this on the lower end of Days End hotels. It's a little old, the rooms are small, there are three floors, and no elevators. Access into the parking area off Main street is tricky, there is one way in and one way out, with not enough parking spots for the number of rooms that are there. The check-in area was a small room that also served as the breakfast area. Breakfast was yogurt, bread, cereal, Keurig machine and surprisingly, a push-button pancake maker! The room was quiet, the beds were comfy, the shower was roomy with good water pressure, there was a fridge and microwave and the AC worked great. I didn't get the impression this was a bad part of town, in fact, I think this hotel is used by folks to stay at while loved ones are in the medical facilities that surround this hotel. It's an OK place, a little pricey for what you get, but frankly, all hotel prices these days, surprise me.

Check in and out was easy and accommodating. Ground floor room with comfortable bed, poor lighting in the room could do with a ceiling light. Some power points didn’t work, shower had weak water pressure but breakfast was quite good except we had to sit outside or take it back to our room.

THe property feels worn and tired. Upper rooms have ventilation and feel safer due to location-homeless in alleys. EVA -front desk manager is very accommodating and does her best to make the guests stay content, especially considering what she has to work with. The cleaning crews are so hardworking and also do their best to make the rooms as best as they can. While free breakfast leaves much to be desired, The beds are actually quite comfortable!

I needed a place to stay locally for a few nights and found this one at a reasonable price. Contrary to other reviews, my room was clean and comfortable. Had a little sitting room with a tv, and a separate bedroom, also with tv. The decor is dated, but it reminded me of the quaint little boutique hotels in Europe. The free wi-fi was reliable and parking was free. Convenient walking distance to local eateries. There was a mini-fridge and a microwave oven. Even though my room faced a busy street, the windows were good enough to mitigate the traffic noise. Free breakfast was less than satisfactory. Some cereal, instant oatmeal packets, Cup-a-Noodles, two loaves of bread and a toaster. I never felt unsafe. There was a homeless guy hanging out at the 7/11 across the street, but he was harmless.

Do not stay here please. A police officer was looking for a fugitive at the motel.and told me not to stay there it is not safe. The neighborhood is not safe either. I was horrified that I could not find reservations at another motel and had to stay for the night.