Quality Inn On Historic Route 66

Was very happy, rooms were clean, nice flat screen tvs, cool little bar off the restaurant was fun. The staff at front desk and restaurant were worth returning for. Very nice, and willing to go extra to make sure you enjoyed your stay

The beds were not as comfy as what we’ve had, the pillows were small, no light switch in the part of the bathroom with the shower and toilet (it’s on the outside which gives my bro and sis the chance to shut the light off when someone is using it to mess with you) and no fan either, the beds were smaller than what we asked (asked for queens, got doubles).
We had issues with the wifi (brother’s error — nothing on the hotel) and the hotel helped us fixed the issue so that was really nice of them. Even checked to see later if everything was working fine.
They enforce quiet hours, but we were woken up this morning by the sound of an idling diesel truck… which it says not to do on the sign.
I don’t really like the way the voucher system works with the food, but they took maybe 10 mins this time around and the food was decent. The service in the restaurant was also really good.
Idk if it would bother anyone, but I may as well mention that they do have cats running outside around the hotel/​restaurant that they feed. Saw 4 this morning. Hope they’re being accurately cared for since they want them around.
I’d still choose this place over hearing trains at the Best Western… but I wouldn’t be overly excited about it hah.

This place was a lot better than I expected it to be!
We arrived here at about 3am after trying to camp in 100 degree heat. The room was very clean and everything was in working order. We slept comfortably in our air-​conditioned room. Just a warning: the pillows are square instead of rectangular. I slept great but I know this could be an issue for some.
We were also surprised when they told us we would get vouchers for cooked-​to-​order breakfast. The next morning we got our vouchers and went to the restaurant in the hotel. They gave us a modified, but still varied, menu. I had pancakes and my boyfriend had eggs and bacon. It was so much better than a plain ol’ continental breakfast. All of the food was fantastic and we were very satisfied. I think the only thing I was dissatisfied with was the coffee, but there was a Starbucks about a block away with a drive-​thru so we just hit that up before we left town.
This was all for $ 100 with tax for the night. A great deal in my opinion!
Funny thing is we tried staying at the Best Western right off the freeway, but they had no vacancy! I’m really glad they were. If I were ever in Barstow again, this would be the first place I would pick to stay.

WORST HOTEL!!! Do NOT stay here!!! First, there are 4 pillows on this king size bed… Literally half the size of throw pillows! I thought it must have been a mistake. Some kind of joke. I called the front desk and AMBER tells me all of the pillows are the same size and, bonus, they’re all out! So my husband and I now have to sleep on a king bed with our 2 toddlers and no pillows for us! Plus, we have a 24′ rental truck with our ENTIRE house of furniture etc. in it and this b*** tells my husband to go ahead and leave it parked in the front of the hotel (our room is around the back btw) because there are 2 other Uhaul trucks and a trailer parked like assholes in her main parking spaces near the rooms and she wont do anything about it! Her answer to «what are you going to do when someone breaks the lock off and steals my stuff in the middle of the night?»… «I understand, I dont know of anything like that ever happening.» and, oh yeah, «we have a couple cameras in the FRONT parking lot.» This place is ghetto, disgusting on the inside of the room as well and a complete rip off! Customer service is dead!

Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Decent Mexican-​American restaurant next to lobby. Hotel accepts pets ($ 10 per pet). Room is spacious. Pool and courtyard look nice. Free hot breakfast in the restaurant. Air conditioning worked well. For me, 3 stars means perfectly acceptable (meaning I would come back and recommend it).

Good hotel for the price. Stayed here for one night to visit a gf. Ordered a room with two beds. Neatly furnished on the second floor. Parking was accessible and close to the room to make it very easy to bring in luggage.
Overall looks of the hotel is a bit outdated. Seems as though you’re stuck in the late 70s and 80s with the earthy color painted wallpaper and popcorn ceilings. Had a minor problem with too much light coming in the room even with drapes and curtain fully closed.
They also has free wifi and the speeds seem to be decent I was able to peruse the social networks with out a problem.
Other than that room was clean. Bathroom felt cramped with a space for tub and toilet.
Since the hotel was not on the strip and more in town it was easier for my gf to come visit me since it was close to where she lived.
Inside the hotel, there was a bar and Mexican restaurant called Los Domingos. My gf and I hung out at the restaurant the night I came in. Since its in town locals and travelers frequent it all the time so it had a home feel to it. Food was good as they had a big menu of traditional and authentic Mexican food. They had a good selection Craft beer and regular drafts.
I chose to forego the Los Domingos complimentary hotel breakfast and opted to pay for their Sunday mexican brunch buffet. It was under 10 bucks and was delicious.
In the center of the hotel there was a gazebo and a small size pool. Looked decent and there was some families enjoying a day out in the sun the day I checked out.
Service to check in and out was quick. Overall I have no other complaints. I would definitely use this hotel again.

Well the Helicopter crew and our crew were back over in Barstow again for work on our 500,000 volt line again and we stayed at our favorite place in Barstow. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the bed is very good. They offer a free breakfast at the Mexican restaurant that is onsite. They have BBQ areas around the courtyard and there is a pool that I did not use.
I would suggest an inside or court side room from April to October as the outside rooms are quite hot. They do cool down after a while but the sun beats down on you all afternoon until around 8 pm.

Stayed here from April 11^th-​12^th, 2014 during a business trip. My company was filming a beauty pageant in Barstow and the Quality Inn was where the pageant organizer put us up for the two day trip. My assistant and I were very pleased with the service this location had to offer. Though the hotel is a bit old and run down, the room was clean and loaded with amenities (fridge, microwave, flat screen, free wi-​fi, etc.). The hotel also provided us with a free sit-​down breakfast in the morning (no buffet here). We had a delicious breakfast served by polite restaurant staff. A very pleasant experience.

Very Filthy smoky room with wall, floor and ceiling stains! Not impressed at all see photos if you don’t believe… More like –A rating… The other photos are deceiving… On Unilocal… This is what my room looked like…

Room was somewhat better compared with motel6 or Super8. However, free breakfast cost me more that an hour of my time. I expected a-​la-​carte service. Instead i was waiting for 15 min until they took my order, another 45 min (!) to make scrambled eggs and yougurt. Orange juice refill cost was $ 1.50. Same price for tea. They try to save some pennies at guests expense. So cheap.

I was wowed by the customer service here. Every single employee we encountered went above and beyond to ensure we had a nice stay and always with a nice, warm smile. If I ever stay in Barstow again, it will be at this hotel.

Dirty and not heated pool in MAY with 90 degrees ! Staff shouting in front of our bedroom… We are really disappointed. We tried the Ramada on the other side of the street last year and it was MUCH better.
I only put 2 stars thanks to the VERY GOOD MATTRESS and PILLOWS.

Had a great experience here!
Stayed in a clean pet friendly room, had the breakfast with the voucher which was great! The counter people were helpful and attentive.
We were loud and nobody complained at all.
My only gripe would be that when I booked through expedia, I paid for the two queen bed room and we got one with two full beds instead because apparently the queens aren’t pet friendly — they weren’t able to change it in their computer system and refund the extra $ 10 for my dog, so I have to call expedia to complain!

Barstow isn’t exactly the most happening place in California, but if you are staying there this place provides clean, quiet rooms at a very reasonable rate compared to a few other places in town. Nothing to complain about (*) but nothing to rave about either. I’ll stay there again if I’m passing through, but maybe not for several nights…
* The free breakfast is a 1 star experience. The hotel is fine, and the restaurant might be ok in other ways, but the breakfast is nearly impossible to stomach. The coffee in particular is worth trying, because one gets few chances to taste candidates for the worst coffee in human history, and when presented with that chance… take a hearty sip and savor the experience. Don’t worry, there is a chain coffee store down the road to cleanse your palate. Of course, it was free… so I can’t complain too much.

This was OK, but the location is basically some older motel that’s been plastered over with the Quality Inn logo. The room had been redone recently so it was in decent condition, although as an outdoors-​facing motel-​style room it was noisy and had problems with the light seeping through the curtains. It also has old-​style CRT TVs and I had difficulty with the bathtub drain. I wouldn’t call it run-​down because, as noted, the rooms have been spruced up on the inside, but it’s not exactly new either.
The «free breakfast» is a coupon you have to get at the front desk and then give in the old-​school style restaurant-​lounge, which gives one a limited and non-​ala-​carte selection (and obliges one to be on the server’s schedule, which is not good if you want to get out and away). So insofar as it’s a «free» breakfast it costs you time and a tip, and you don’t get the all-​you-​care-​to-​eat or pack-​for-​the-​road approach most modern hotels provide.
I’d cut them some slack but the room wasn’t that cheap even with a Triple-​A discount in the off-​season with obviously low occupancy. I suspect there are better options nearby.

A nice place. Nothing special or unique about it. The wireless internet works, but it is a little slow (1MB per second). Clean room and everything seem to work. Quiet room and AC/​Heat works fine.

Clean rooms, no bedbugs, adequate amenities (microwave, refrigerator, tv with cable). The bathroom was nothing to write home about and the beds had seen better days and the furniture was pretty shabby. It was nice to have an actual closet! The on-​site restaurant was kind of «blah» — not an experience I want to repeat. It’s a bit on the high side for what you get — and where you are — but it’s not a bad place to land late at night.
As a response to another reviewer who complained of «outdoor corridors» — welcome to California! Most schools and motels are made like this, many apartment buildings as well. It gets hot in Barstow, I am glad they don’t have enclosed corridors — it is more energy efficient to heat/​cool individual rooms and not to have to do so with a corridor. DUH!

We stayed here on the way back to the Bay Area from a New Mexico vacation, otherwise, when would I ever get to Barstow? The draw here was that it had been renovated in 2007 with «tastefully appointed Mission-​style furniture», in keeping with the faux-​Mission style of the original 60’s era courtyard type building (w/​no inner corridors). The reno was fairly successful, though keeping the popcorn ceiling, while probably a cost issue, gave the motel’s age away. But the beds were comfortable, the shower hot, water pressure was good, though they should watch out in the bathroom because the calk is starting to gap between the bathtub and wall, it looks dirty and neglected. On the plus side, the hot breakfast «grilled to order», was a good deal, being included in the price of the room. That was served in the attached restaurant, Los Domingos (where we also had an ok, just ok, dinner) The selection was limited, but still, there were at least ten combinations available. I had the two eggs, sausages, English muffin and hash browns. The coffee, however, gets one star. Terrible, when you’re used to Peet’s. On the whole, it was clean, quiet, comfortable, and good enough for just passing through on the way to somewhere else.

A budget-​friendly hotel at the city midway between LA and LV. The rooms are basic but clean. Cable TV and free wi-​fi internet. A limited breakfast selection is included in the room rate. The selection isn’t really that bad — I had two eggs, hashbrowns, sausage and toast with a glass of milk. That probably would have cost $ 8 or $ 9 at another hotel.
If you have an outside facing room, you can park right at the door which helps if you have a lot of luggage to drag in. The parking lot is big enough if you’re towing a trailer.

I had a super good experience here. We were traveling last night from Las Vegas (no rooms there or in Primm due to Memorial Day weekend) and man, we were tired. We even asked if there was a room available in Bun Boy (located in Baker), which smelled terrible.
So we ended up at this Quality Inn and it couldn’t have been cleaner or more comfortable. The lady behind the counter gave us a 30% off discount for coming in so late (1 am) and voucher for free breakfasts that we did not wake up to eat. When we got there we could hear people in the bar having fun. My friend went in the pool this morning and had a blast. We fell asleep right away on the comfy beds anddd even the showers were nice. I’d go back here anytime!