Days Inn by Wyndham Hannibal

2.5 miles from the interstate. Rough part of town. About a dozen people sitting outside our room when we arrived around 10:15 pm and sampling and using foul language. Staff was nice though, and we just needed a place to crash for the night as we were leaving early. Once in the room it was quiet and with our sound machine on we didnt hear much. Went to bed hoping our car and the things inside were safe.

We checked in around 9pm on Saturday. When we got into our hotel unit, we immediately noticed that the toilet was running and the toilet handle was broken. It would not flush at first- my fiancé had to stick his hand into the toilet to get it to function and flush. The hair dryer holder was not properly fastened to the wall and fell right off when I tried to use it. From 9pm-1am, there was a car blasting loud music outside of our unit. People were running around and yelling outside of our unit until around 1am as well. Seems like they were partying in the parking lot. I had struggled to fall and stay asleep due to this. I wouldn’t go back to this location again.

Parking spots are too small. Hard yo get in and out

Just needed for one night and it was ok staying there. Bed fairly good and good water pressure

A no smoking room smelled like stale tobacco, there were dead bugs in the corner of the bathroom, hairs on the sheets, at least three flies, and the wireless was too slow to stream on my iPad.

Wish it had elevators.

Very quiet but lots of flies. Otherwise adequate traveling with our dog.

Property needs total remodel. Room's door had opening along bottom and side. Walls were had been repaired but not visually good. Bathroom exhaust fan was very loud, sounded like diesel engine. Was connected to light so didn't use light so not to disturb others.

This room smelled so horrible, that we simply turned around and left. No refunds because we used this website. Well, we wont ever again.

I locked my keys in my car the night I checked, on my first day of vacation. Two states away from home and another 6 six hours to drive the next morning. It was a weekend. A HOLIDAY WEEKEND. The young man working the front desk that night truly came to my rescue, called and called until he found a locksmith willing to come out on a Saturday evening, the night after Independence Day. The double-whammy of weekend and holiday weekend almost guaranteed I’d be paying a very high price but somehow, that nice young man went to quite a lot of extra effort to find me a reasonably priced locksmith and directed him to my car when he arrived. I wish I had gotten his name, he really went above and beyond.