Wingate by Wyndham Warner Robins

It's bad, real bad. Was not satisfied at all with my stay. Wooden floors were not clean, stains on the couch, dirt and thick crud were baseboards of the walls. Huge stain in the tube, Bathroom wasn't clean. Piled up amounts of clue around the base of the toilet, honestly looks like my 3 year old daughter tried to repair it, not professional work at all. Without any exaggeration, it was cringing to even walk around the room. Had it not been so late hen I arrived, I would've left the room. It's sad that I'm having to write a bad review, because I don't like doing this but I had to say something. I HAVE PICTURES!!

Do not stay here unless you can tolerate mold, broken light fixtures, and security doors that don't close I failed to ask to see the room before I checked in and also failed to examine the bathroom before I unpacked. By the time I opened the bathroom door, the smell of the mold from the tub, the tub grout, the floor tile grout was overwhelming. The back of the bathroom door was peeled back from water damage. It was late and I didn't have the energy to repack and move. Instead, I went to Walmart, got a diffuser and some essential oils to mitigate the smell, and a bottle of hydrogen peroxide to kill the mold. Then I discovered that the wall lamp next to the bed had a broken switch and I had to screw the bulb in to get this reading lamp to come on. When I reached for the phone to find out the hours for the breakfast, it was not connected to anything! Moving the nightstand away from the wall to search for the cord (which had a missing connector), I discovered the dust/dirt behind the nightstand. Looked in the corner on the other side of the bed, and it was equally dirty. Also, the switch for wall lamp next to TV did not work at all, and turning the bulb did not produce light. This hotel needs to be closed and completely renovated before reopening; the public hall carpets have water damage; the exterior access door does not close properly (no security!); the hotel staff needs to be trained in what an acceptable room looks/smells like; the parking lot potholes need to be filled; and the dozens of boxes of a/c units need to be removed from the lobby! Not an inviting sight.