Days Inn by Wyndham San Antonio/Near Lackland AFB

The hotel is ok but there are things I didn’t like. It’s located close to Lackland if that’s what you need. It’s just not the kind of hotel I care to stay in anymore. Quick off highway budget stops are just not my thing anymore. I only ended up here through a third party booking. When I was younger I wouldn’t have minded but now I care a lot more and didn’t care for the area.

Photos look NOTHING like the hotel. Be sure to look at peoples uploaded photos before staying here.|Upon arrival, there were homeless people smoking out of a pipe. We went in to the room, turn on the lights are they are flickering like something youd see in a horror movie. The blankets on the bed were torn, the floor was absolutely disgusting, the bathroom was just gross, there was a cockroach under the tv remote, and it REEKED of cigarettes. We took our family to a different hotel and did not even stay there.

During my stay they were under renovation, which wasn't a very good experience.🫠 A pipe caught fire and the place smelled strongly of smoke! Impossible to spend the night there

Horrible experience! Thieves work in this hotel!! We arrived to hotel around 6:30pm on 10/24/25. We dropped off our things and went to the river parade. After about 3 hours we got back only to discover someone came into our LOCKED room and took my grandmas purse, my moms car keys, my hair straightener and some sun glasses! Front desk said they would check cameras but told us just to call the police to file report.. it had to be someone that works here that came in our room. But they’re covering for each other. Then sheets are dirty. Floor looks like it hasn’t been mopped in weeks. Door looked like it could be opened with one good kick. What’s crazy is there is at least 4 cameras outside, 2 of them right outside my room door.. but they couldn’t find anything.. i hope this hotel gets shut do

An Absolute Nightmare - Avoid at All Costs! I wouldn't wish my recent stay at this hotel on my worst enemy. From the moment I stepped into what they optimistically call a "lobby," a wave of despair washed over me. This place isn't just bad; it's a health hazard disguised as accommodation. Let's start with the room, if you can even call it that. The air was thick with the stench of mildew and mold, visibly creeping up the walls and across the ceiling. It felt less like a hotel room and more like a biohazard containment unit. But the mold was just the beginning of my horror. Within hours, I discovered the unmistakable, itchy proof of bedbugs. Yes, actual bedbugs! I spent the night battling these vile creatures, a battle no one should ever have to fight when they're paying for a room. The tho