Name: Days Inn Austin Crossroads
Address: 820 E Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78752, USA, US
Telephone: +1 512-835-4311

Days Inn Austin Crossroads is a lodging, located at 820 E Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78752, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 512-835-4311, visit their website www.wyndhamhotels.com for more detailed information.

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820 E Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78752, USA

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Howard Fairbanks

11 May 2017

Extremely cheap. That earns 2 or 3 stars minimum. Had u had my family with me u would have forfeited my payment and gone to another hotel. Dingy, smelly, and the text was garbage under my bed. Weirdly the bed was relatively comfortable, so that was a plus. Plenty of hot water, but if your tall the shower head will be barely above your belly button. Wifi was okay, but not terribly fast. Couldn't dream video easily.
Tayler Drattlo

16 April 2017

This motel defines the stay you never want. "Shady hotel in shady area", barely taps the surface. The carpet in the hall and room is disgusting, the room smelled terrible. We stayed for business, and the whole time, we never got ," dry". Damp smelly and unsafe feeling. Our thoughts were confirmed when we woke in the morning to find our van had been broken into in the motel parking lot. No action or concern was taken for our loss and inconvenience. I would never recommend staying here. I will never be back. It is Located near an overpass, popular for transients and homeless people.
Andrea Mitchell

17 March 2017

Arrived early but they managed to get us into a room anyway which was very welcome. All through the stay the staff were super helpful and couldn't do enough for us. The room was great, really clean and of a great standard. We took advantage of the laundry facilities which are very convenient too. I love this concept with a
GunStamps MG

10 March 2017

Old hotel needs to be updated. Sheets are old but at least they're clean. Bed is very uncomfortable which is my biggest complaint. The air conditioner units are from 1970. I'm exaggerating on the how old they are but they're outdated, loud, and can't cool efficiently. They're probably wasting money with the units they have with energy costs and repairs. I don't recommend this hotel if you enjoy your sleep.
Adam Boyd

16 January 2017

Since 1 star is as low as it goes, this place gets an extra star because there were no bedbugs. I had an okayish night, but I won't be coming back. The whole thing reminded me of a cheap, crappy apartment I used to live in. The room was obviously regularly cleaned, but it was poorly maintained. The sink was cracked, the toilet seat was barely attached, the carpet was coming up in places, there were exposed wires behind the nightstand, the lip under the upper edge of the shower wall wasn't caulked and was mildewed all the way around, and the TV remote had most of the text smudged off and had the batteries held in with electrical tape. The walls are paper thin and the nearby rooms had loud kids in them. You could hear a new room's music every few steps down the hallway. The parking lot also has an abandoned building in it by the street that has homeless people squatting in it. The whole hotel is just not in great shape. On the upside, they have free breakfast. The one experience I had there that I think was most emblematic of the whole stay was with the drink machine near the lobby. It's full of small 16 oz bottles, not 20 oz bottles, for $1.50. It doesn't accept cards, cash and coins only. I had a $5 bill on me, so I fed it in and hit C1, which was clearly stocked with sodas. It said SOLD OUT, and then the buttons stopped responding. So I pressed the coin return button out of desperation. Nothing happened. I stared at the machine for a moment, and then it starts dropping coins. I expected 20 quarters and I was okay with that. Then it keeps dropping coins. Then coins start coming out of the slot, and they just keep coming. The final count was 12 quarters and 36 nickels. $4.80. I fed 30 nickels back into the machine and hit C2, and the machine gave me a soda for my trouble. Hopefully this retelling is worth 20¢ to Google Opinion Rewards.
Jeremy F

30 September 2016

This location worked fine for a quick overnight stop. Lots of local traffic coming through too.

The breakfast bar was a nice touch, although hardly anything special.

Ultimately, the staff of this motel tried to charge me an extra $10 and could not even begin to explain the reasoning. For that reason alone, I am glad to say "good night" to this Days Inn.