Days Inn by Wyndham Dover

The girls at check in were very friendly and helpful.location was excellent right in centre of town.

I am sorry but I cannot give a good review for The Downtown Dover Inn. It's too bad because the location in downtown Dover is so great! The place could really be fantastic but it turns out the location isn't everything in this particular case. I felt uncomfortable with the people who hang around in the parking lot acting sketchy and seeming to have no purpose there. The door lock was not great at all, and I am older woman traveling alone with my granddaughter and I did not feel secure at all. The outside entrances to the building were also not secure. The breakfast was absolutely terrible - unclean, hardly any edible food, and no one around to ask any questions. The bedding was clean and the bed was comfortable. The overall cleanliness of the room was fine, but the building itself was not clean. This place really needs to start from scratch and get rid of the people hanging around for no reason.

The location of the Downtown Dover Inn is amazing. You can walk easily to any place down town and make it back to your room in about 15 minutes. This is why we went here to stay. From the location side of things the spot delivered. The room, was just not all there. I would recommend a pool view room so you can stay "inside" the main building during the winter months. The other rooms are accessible from the outside. Our room didn't have the heat turned on when we came in and it was pretty cold. The door had a solid few inch gap at the bottom. So we were able to turn on the heat and use towels to plug the bottom of the door. The room was decently clean, a bit dated, but clean.

Clean. Quiet. Location within walking distance to Strand Theater and many restaurants. Newly renovated. Very nice pool, just the right size. Ask for 1st floor if stairs are an issue. Nice thick towels. Cable. Free WiFi. Park at your door if you're on 1st floor. Front desk staff will very helpful with directions.

The Downtown Dover Inn had only been open 1 week after its remodel from a Days Inn, when we stayed here. The location is excellent and that was the main reason we chose to stay here. We were able to walk to everything downtown. The front desk agent, Kris, was very personable and informative. We had an interior room facing the pool. The room was…fine. The bed was very(!) firm and had crisp sheets. But, the curtains did not adequately cover the window and the pool lights stay on all night, which makes the room seem like there’s a bright nightlight on. If you like a dark room to sleep in, this may bother you. We felt as if the smaller details were forgotten about during the renovation, such as: no light on one side of the king bed, no outlet on that side so you can not charge phones or plug anything else in, no outlet in the bathroom, so you have to dry your hair in the closet area where there was a mirror, there’s no place to put towels in the bathroom (no hooks or bars), and the bathroom mirror had an etching coating on it that made you look ‘hazy/fuzzy’. Maybe it’s supposed to be a fog-less mirror? Either way, you’re doing makeup in the closet area where the other mirror is, but there’s no light. We only needed one night in the downtown area, so this worked for us. This Inn could be a real gem to downtown Dover, if it would polish itself up a little more.

This place looks like it use to be nice, now it’s full of long term junkies and people who will peek in your windows at 3am. Bring your own sheets if you do stay.., and there is no need for an alarm clock… random rap music will wake you up by 6am

Room was clean enough but the age of the building makes any level of cleanliness suspicious. The carpet is probably original to the building. The rooms use a metal key and the doors don't lock behind you. We were glad there was a deadbolt chain.

We traveled 3 hours to find that our room smelt like smoke, the carpeting was filthy, and the best problem was THE DOOR WOULD NOT LOCK. My daughter and I had to sleep with a chair forced under the doorknob.

Do not go here. The first room we were put in reeked like cigarettes. They gave us another room and the air freshener was so overwhelming I sneezed all night. When the freshener wore out, our second room smelled like cigarettes. We noticed there are homeless people also living in their rooms. As much as I hope they find affordable housing, that's not what I want to see when traveling. That's probably why they attract smokers and other vagrants.