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Room was small but efficient. The freezer did look like a coke had busted in it and needed defrosting. That was the only suggestion. Otherwise stay was good, breakfast was really good. And staff where very pleasant.

It was simply and overnight stop on our way home from our vacation. The hotel and surrounding area met all of our needs for an overnight stay. There are a sufficient number of dining options. While I wouldn't consider it a vacation destination, Forsyth is a nice place to spend the night.

Shower chair was broken, unsafe to use. No bar soap or shampoo, king bed had a sheet of metal under mattress, first time I sat on it I thought it was a gun shot, it sounded exactly like thunder every time Ali sat down, the was next to wall. Shower was very outdated and stool didn’t flush sometimes, and sometimes it wouldn’t shut off.

Days Inn was just off I-75 convenient. The staff was friendly. The continental breakfast was tasty and adequate. This property is older, but Wyndham has made an effort to make it more accommodating and comfortable with new mattresses and a fresh coat of paint.

Poor service when it came to towels. Told them they did not have to clean the room at 930 am, but that we needed clean towels and to leave them on the bed. None were there when we came back to the room. We asked for clean towels from 3pm-9pm every hour. We were given the excuse that they were in the dryer. At 10pm, still no towels, I went to the front desk and again made my request, the front desk clerk brought me 2 bath towels and said that was all she could give me. The next morning at 10, I returned to the desk for dry towels and requested 12pm check out so we had time to get ready, that request was rudely denied. The pool filter system and skimmer is obviously not working correctly, there was alot of trash on the bottom and bugs floating on top of the water.

Avoid This properties! Seems most rooms are not up to date and functional and no real fix for bad situations that arise. My 87 yr old parents, and me with artificial ankle, had to use rm 215. Up 15 steps and in middle of the floor. TERRIBLE!