Microtel Inn & Suites By Wyndham Bryson City

My family was extremely disappointed in our recent experience. The room was absolutely infested with ladybugs, making it impossible to relax or sleep peacefully. Additionally, there were noticeable stains on the bedding, which was both unsightly and unsanitary. When asked to switch to another room we were told it would be an upcharge for a different room category. We decided it was better to just return home than stay. It's disheartening to encounter such poor conditions. I hope that the hotel management will take immediate steps to address these issues and improve the overall quality of their accommodations.

Enjoyed stay. Liked that coffee was available all the time! Location was convenient to downtown. Parking lot was well lighted. Breakfast was good. Only hot item was waffles, but had good selection of bagels, muffins, bread. Juices, coffee, cocoa.

Check in was fast rooms perfect for what i needed Fast Wifi. Ask for a room with a view hotel sits on top of a Mountain great for a weekend away to relax. Breakfast was sufficient for what you would expect from a budget hotel (the basics) .........

The room was good. The breakfast was good. Nice and clean. The room smelt very clean Would recommend to all my family and friends

I have given one star, but i truly would have liked to give no stars because this motel was micro in every way. We questioned the quality of the motel as we encountered along peeling railings and dirty steps, but persevered, knowing our room, confirmed by Wyndham, was as we requested, a roll-in shower in a handicapped room. After all, I had the paperwork to prove it. We checked in and were sent to a room on the second floor. A standard tub. My husband went down and returned with a second room key. Handicapped bars, but a tub we could not use. Down we went. "I have a confirmed email reservation," I told the clerk. "So sorry, but we only have one room like that and that room is reserved for a week," she replied. "Bur I have a confirmed email reservation," I repeated. "So sorry, but that room is booked," she insisted. My husband then called other establishments and finally found a room that suited our needs. When does a formerly respected company like Wyndham become so micro? When are confirmed reservations not honored? When do guests find themselves without a room? Perhaps Wyndham knows, but they will be full of micro-answers not worth a tinker's damn. Don't bother to listen.