Days Inn by Wyndham Bar Harbor

The location of this place is nice for the national parks. The rooms are very small and our screen window for the bathroom fell often. The air conditioning was placed in a corner in the back of the room so it was hot. Parking situation was not good as well. Also breakfast options were not good and especially with someone with gluten allergy.

The one thing a hotel should provide is a good night's sleep. Unfortunately, we did not get that when we stayed last week. The beds are absolutely terrible. They are hard, and ours had the springs poking out. I had to sleep on top of the covers for the little extra padding. I asked for two extra blankets and they were like sandpaper. The people are very nice, but we got zero sleep. I would have rather slept in my car.

After reading the reviews I was kind of afraid, but I’m going to give this stay 5 stars not because it’s a 5 star hotel, but because it exceeded my expectations as a 2 star hotel. It’s conveniently located to hulls cove visitor center. I stayed pretty far from the office and my WiFi worked well the entire time. It was nice to see the sunset on the balcony on an evening I was tired. The bed was comfortable, it was quiet, and having a fridge in the room saved me lots of money on daily meals so I could eat out once a day at a nice place in bar harbor. This is perfect if you need a conveniently located place to sleep or store food while hiking etc. if you want luxury and to be in your room a lot, probably not for you. If you want a utilitarian place that is convenient and more affordable than most of bar harbor, this is it.

****BE CAREFUL**** I booked with them through Priceline two months before my trip. When I arrived there at night I was told that they cancelled my reservation because they didn't like the price that I paid. Apparently it was too low so they sold my room to someone else. I was refused a room with no where to go. No one even attempted to inform me of the cancelation beforehand. I still have not been refunded. Worst experience of any hotel I have ever had.

Rooms are cramped. The wifi was out when we got there and I was working remotely. We said we can't stay, but they refused to accommodate us. Said we would have to pay anyway. There were no open electrical outlets to plug in my computer or charge devices without unplugging something else. They did bring me a power strip eventually. Breakfast was decent and the lady who ran that friendly. The wifi came back on the second day we were there and it worked out. We asked for a late check out, and again were denied. The front desk is less than accommodating. We were there 3 nights and housekeeping never came. Overall, the room was fine and a decent price for the area. Don't expect anything extra though.