AmericInn by Wyndham Woodstock IL

Front desk staff were really nice. Bed was ok but not great. Hotel overall is kind of dark and run down. Toilet wasn’t bolted to the floor, bathroom door handle was loose, only got 2 sets of towels in our bathroom. Stayed there because it was the only hotel near where we needed to be for a funeral. Fridge was SO loud we had to unplug it. Room was stuffy. Breakfast was very marginal. Workout room was terrible. Machine was missing bolts and cables looked dangerous!! This needs to be replaced!!

Positive: "" Negative: The only protein at breakfast was eggs. No meat of any sort. Also fruit (only apples and oranges) was old and partly withered. Stair railings were sticky and grimy. Sink would not drain when we arrived but was fixed the same day. Shower head leaked.

Surely these reviews are of a different hotel. Even the pictures do not match the exterior of this hotel (google it as a reference). This place is dank and our room smells as if dozens of wet dogs danced on every square inch. The bathroom toilet was not cleaned and the manager simply gave us a deodorizer to offset the smell. We could barely sleep. Yelp has this place as permanently closed. I wonder why.

Used this hotel for a work trip. No hot water for two days, stained linens of feces or blood that weren’t changed out from previous guest and terrible location next to a shady motel behind it with people actively using drugs in the field between. Avoid this hotel. Only positive: front desk staff were friendly and sympathetic to the issues but overall management was non existent.

I don’t usually write reviews, but I’d only recommend this hotel for a cheap, onenight stay. The issues added up quickly. The vending machine was noisy, the drinks from it were warm, the floors were dirty, and the door to our room jammed every time we tried to enter. What was frustrating is that the manager acknowledged this is a known issue, yet guests are still placed in that room?? The lack of hospitality was noticeable throughout the stay. Staff were standoffish- no greeting, no smiles, and no sense of welcome. During breakfast hours, chairs were put up on tables, making it unclear (and uncomfortable) for guests to sit in the area. The lobby itself only has two chairs, both facing away from the entrance toward the fireplace, which added to the overall uninviting atmosphere. When I