A great location for business, university, and leisure travelers! Red Roof Watsonville is 1 mile from West Marine headquarters, 2 miles... more »
A great location for business, university, and leisure travelers! Red Roof Watsonville is 1 mile from West Marine headquarters, 2 miles from PV golf course, 2.5 miles from the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Beaches, and 3 miles from Driscoll Strawberries, and Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds. UC-Santa Cruz is just a short 20 minute drive, and Monterrey airport is about 35 minutes away.
Red Roof Inn
Red Roof Inns is one of the United States largest economy motel chains, with well over 300 inns located throughout North America. Red Roof Inns are conveniently located to attractions, businesses and are accessible from major interstates and highways. In addition, there are several restaurants and activities surrounding this inn to make your stay more enjoyable.
Pegasus Solutions
With its amazing views, great location, and affordable rates, the Red Roof Inn Watsonville is perfect for any traveler on any occasion.
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54 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for business
They said they had wi-fi internet in the room. They do only if you have a T-Mobile account and if you have one...what do you need Red Roof for? Of course none of this was explained before check in. As I expressed my disatisfaction I was told that I was "rude when I checked in and that I needed to show more respect for women." These remarks by a clearly clueless and defensive deskclerk that has no understanding of what industry she's working in were the most bizarre I've ever heard as a reaction to a guest complaint. Neither comment by her had any basis whatsoever and were surely uttered to deflect dealing a can of worms that she has to deal with every day. As I left I know the GM was being told of I and my partners early departure. 2 rooms walking out the door. The GM never called me. I guess they don't care. I know calling Red Roof Customer Service would be a waste of time because I've done it before. So far, as a business traveler I've spent about 4000 nights in hotels. Heed my warnings.