Baymont by Wyndham Salina

The staff was very friendly. The size of the room was good. The beds were comfortable and the TV had many channels. The bedding needs to be more than a sheet and light cover.

My problems arose upon checkout when I got violently ill. When I checked out and entered my car, I started uncontrolled vomiting and had to go to an Urgent Care Clinic and was diagnosed with food poisoning. I got sick right after eating breakfast at the hotel. Before leaving to go to the clinic, my family wanted to clean me up. My cousin first went back into the hotel to ask for some towels to assist and was told by the clerk that she couldn't give towels out "like that" and was given two rags about the size of a handkerchief. My wife went back inside and told the clerk, Denise, that I was having a medical emergency and needed some towels and other cleaning supplies. There were what looked like hundreds of towel located in the room behind the check-in desk along with other cleaning supplies. It was like we had to beg for assistance. In the end, the clerk gave SOME of what was asked for but not willingly. My wife asked her why she was so unwilling to assist a guest and she said she was new on the job and didn't know to what extent she could offer services. When my wife asked if she could make any emergency decisions such as this, she was unconcerned and replied that my wife was only concerned because it was her husband. The clerk also refused to give any contact information for a supervisor or her last name. I have never been exposed to a situation where a property would refuse to assist a sick guest. This is appalling.

Baymont Stay Worth the time I spent a single night at the Baymont in Salina, KS. The staff was friendly and pointed me to a good BBQ restaurant to test out on a Sunday night, since most places were already closed for the day. It was very delicious and has me thinking about the next time I pass through this area.