A deeply disappointing property that raises serious questions about why a brand like Wyndham would attach its name to it. The hotel is badly dated, worn out, and in clear need of major renovation. Despite the large footprint, the rooms are extremely small and feel tired and neglected. The only real advantage is the walkable distance to Silver Spring Metro Station — everything else is underwhelming. There were no standard water bottles in the room, the Wi-Fi was patchy and unreliable, and even basic internet access was frustrating. Room 309 had especially poor connectivity. There was no in-room safe, which is a serious omission for travellers carrying passports, cash, and valuables. The toiletries were minimal and uncomfortable, the AC did not cool properly, and even the USB ports were useless. If you want a non-smoking room, be prepared for inconvenience and dragging luggage across stairs. The only positive point in an otherwise pathetic stay was the front-office manager, who showed real kindness by sharing his personal hotspot so I could book an Uber at 5:30 am on 30th morning. That gesture stood out because the rest of the experience was frankly unacceptable for a hotel of this brand.