Days Inn by Wyndham Fort Stockton

The breakfast was excellent. The cook prepared the buffet with care and was a gracious and helpful hostess. The negative side of our visit was the shower in our room. The tub faucet was loose, the temperature control know was minimally functional, and mist important, no grab bar. We considered the shower to be unsafe

Great room but early AM noise from others using ice machine right outside our door. The room was nice and clean. The bed was comfortable and pillows were comfortable.

We stayed here during a long drive from Nashville to Big Bend NP. It was unremarkable and functional, which is what you want from a Days Inn. The breakfast was standard fare but we liked the waffles. This was a very needed rest after driving 15+ hours.

A Night in Hell: My Scathing Stay at Days Inn by Wyndham Fort Stockton 1/5 Stars – Avoid at All Costs, Unless You Hate Sleep and Sanity Listen up, weary road-trippers: if you’re rolling through the dusty armpit of West Texas on I-10, do not—I repeat, DO NOT—pull into the Days Inn by Wyndham Fort Stockton thinking it’s a beacon of budget bliss. It’s not. It’s a fever dream of neglect, noise, and regret, masquerading as “affordable lodging” right off Exit 257. After a grueling 500-mile haul from El Paso, I arrived desperate for a clean bed and a hot shower. What I got instead was a masterclass in why some chains should just burn their franchises and start over. Let’s start with the room—room 212, if you must know, though every door on that sad strip seems to hide the same nightmare. The carp

If you decide to stay here, show up to breakfast early, because the staff refuse to put out more food once it runs out (if you can manage to find them to ask). I had to beg just to get more plates and spoons once they decide to abandon the breakfast nook. Until then, people were digging in cabinets and fending for themselves.