Days Inn by Wyndham Lancaster PA Dutch Country

I liked the price and location and parking was decent. Room was clean and not too small and entrance was indoors, room temperature good. The shower was good with a good selection of speeds and water flow

The blankets were gnarly, the wi-fi was insecure, the "breakfast" consisted of a choice of stale white or wheat bread, 2 kinds of cereal and a mystery mini muffin that looked nasty. Their drinks were apple juice and orange juice. Shockingly, they were out of Orange Juice. They had coffe, but in these 6 or 8 oz. cups. The TV was old and small and the bare floors were cold and left my feet with dirt on it. The room came with 2 towels that were too small to swaddle a baby and I had to go get more towels in order to allow 2 people to shower. The shower built up with water because it drained too slowly

Staff was great and so was the location.

The room was too expensive for the condition of it. .the remote for TV didn't work.

Clean room and friendly staff!

My husband and I stayed at the Days Inn, Lancaster, Dutch Country in October, 2025. I gave the hotel 3 stars because the staff was very nice and the rooms seemed clean. Those 2 things are very important in my decision about how to rate. Unfortunately, I just could not give it a higher rating because of the lackluster breakfast and because of the wheelchair accessibility issues I faced. The free breakfast was quite limited and mostly consisted of a couple cereal options, minnie muffins, and toast. Certainly no hot food options. The options were carbs and sugar with no protein. I use a wheelchair, and so I need accessible hotels. I booked an accessible room, but sadly it was not very conducive to a comfortable stay. The furniture took up most of the space in the room so the pathways were barely wide enough for my wheelchair. Just for reference, my chair is about 27 inches wide from each large wheel’s outer rim to the other. According to The ADA, accessible walkways in hotel rooms must have a minimum clear width of 36 inches. For 180-degree turns around an element less than 48 inches wide, the clear width must be at least 48 inches at the turn, 42 inches approaching the turn, and 42 inches after the turn. The room I stayed in was certainly smaller than those guidelines. Besides the narrowness in the room, there were accessibility issues in the bathroom. It was quite spacious, but lacked necessary grab bars at the toilet and in the shower. There was one, very poorly placed grab bar by the toilet, but it was too far away and positioned in such a way as to be basically useless. There were two in the shower that were a little more helpful. See my pictures for reference. The shower had sliding glass doors, but they did not open on either direction wide enough. The shower bench stuck out the doorway and took up most of the space so it was difficult to slide from the outer edge into the shower for bathing. The shower would have been better without the sliding glass doors. A curtain or a smaller shower chair with an outward swinging door would have been much better. As it was, I was unable to close the sliding door because the shower bench was too wide to sit completely in the shower and so it stuck out. See my pictures. This meant water sprayed all over the bathroom, no matter how hard I tried to keep the spray directed into the shower. The shower head came off the wall, which made my life easier; unfortunately the head was not designed to be held comfortably. The stream of water was very narrow from a very narrow head. The pressure was good, but it was too narrow to be helpful. In conclusion, our stay was adequate, but certainly not comfortable or easy. The people were nice, but the in-room accessibility was not there, and certainly the breakfast was quite disappointing and would not work for anyone with dietary concerns.

Bad experience. Front desk is rude. Charged extra $10 for first floor room in a motel with no elevator. Terrible service. Terrible experience… just say no.

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No issue with basic but this was dirty and not worth the $$