America's Best Inn and Suites Hotel - Page 1

The location is good. The rooms are cheaply furnished and the hotel needs remodeling. The walls are thin.

I don't expect much from most typical chain-along-the-highway motels, and this one is about average in that respect. Room not too bad, apart from the standard terribly noisy A/C (has this technology really not improved since the 1960s?), lighting surprisingly ok, a fridge was a plus, the microwave "sort-of" worked, no coffee maker and minimal toiletries are all par-for-the course. Free wireless internet definitely good, the pool could be used. HOWEVER, even though I brought a $39 coupon from one of those magazines you pick up in the internet rest stops, I was still charged $57...

There were broken handles on drawers, the clock on the radio did not work, the room was not insulated against outside noise, there was a large dent in the bathroom door. There was no coffee for the in-room brewer. I was displeased with the lack of clothes hooks and towel racks in the bathroom and the nervous but indifferent staff. The room price was higher than advertised. Overall, it was not up to standards found at other Econo Lodge hotels I have stayed at. In the future, I will try nearby alternatives. The staff seemed surprised at customer expectations for peace, comfort and convenience for the price which was not significantly less than the nearby alternatives.

We had not the best rooms. The bathroom door was off the frame, the lights above the sink did not work and there were no hairdryers. The hotel has easy access to freeways and sights.

It was a beautiful location, the room was quiet and comfortable, and lights were not shining in the windows all night. Overall, it was a very nice place.

This hotel made me feel relaxed: The bed was comfortable.