Best Inn & Suites

This is by far one of the most disgusting places I have stayed… and I didn’t even stay. I paid $ 70 and to stay for a few hours to rest and shower while I continue my drive with my daughter. The first room they gave us had a broken bed, I mean like sunken in hole of a box spring. The replacement room was not much better, you had to slam you body against it to open the door. When we got on there was dirty water still in the tub, «twisted kids» written on the wall, wax and nastiness all over the walls and something was biting our feet. This was all in a 30 minute period. I quickly grabbed my daughter and went to refuse the room. The lady at the front desk was nice but was unable to refund me and she gave me the managers information. Needless to say I drove down the street and paid only $ 109 at the double tree for a beautiful room and yummy cookies and no bugs.

So you’ve got Area51 and Plastic at the front desk. Area51 is an oddly shaped fellow. He didn’t say much, but the look in his eyes said «kill me.» They each decided to give us 4 keys. Out of the 4 keys, only 2 of them would ever work, and that was only on rare occasions. Upon entering the room we were greeted by the scent of farts and bundt cakes. Or, perhaps like a foul Mexican bakery. I thought someone had taken a weird dump, but the smell lingered the whole time. Within seconds of entering the room my friend killed a cockroach in the bathroom.
I mean, the room had two padded rectangles on which we slept just fine. It has free WiFi, but it’s basically dial up hooked up to a wireless router. For some reason all the rooms have kitchens, really small kitchens, but with normally sized fridges. I think that this place started to lose its edge in the 70s, probably, so they decided to spice it up with some micro kitchenettes (not to mention the random dents throughout all of the appliances). If you are trying to get the foul ghetto bakery smell removed from your body, they provide a «refreshing facial bar» which really was worth the $ 59 we paid.
You can do better, even for this price, but it wasn’t horrible either. Meh.

As a long-​term stay hotel that allows pets, this place feels more like a crappy apartment complex than it does a hotel. From the front desk shouting matches over the availability of smoking rooms to the parking lot tailgating, you’ll see a little bit of a lot of humanity if you’re here for a little while. A few things: if you aren’t an extended stay guest you’ll need a ticket for the «continental breakfast» (such as it is). I asked about breakfast when I checked in and no such ticket was mentioned. My second morning there I was asked to produce my ticket which was just confusing. I was able to get one at the front desk, but you may not want to bother. The breakfast itself is the weakest I’ve encountered — cold hard boiled eggs, bagged bread for toasting, cereal, coffee, a neon orange drink, yogurts and some cheap pastries. There’s a decent truck stop café in walking distance. I recommend it.
The «business center» is home to the most ancient and decrepit of Compaq’s, the 20 minute usage limit for which is ignored. The place does have a pool (I didn’t use it), laundry facilities (handy) and a kitchenette (I found the fridge and microwave useful). It’s not the cleanest place ever, but it allows pets, so I find that to be expected. This place gets 2 stars simply for fulfilling my needs of pet housing for my 3 cats while I looked for an apartment in town. Also, the staff is friendly. If the fire alarm goes off and they seem just as unconcerned as the firemen slowly ambling into the building do, just assume it’s because someone burned their bacon again. I did. Keep your expectations low and they’ll be met.
Note: There are 2 Unilocal entries for this place, so this is a duplicate review. Ok or no?

Duuude I was always a bit skeptical of people complaining of really crummy conditions at their motels. Honestly, it’s kind of hard to make me feel really grossed out. Best Inn was getting there for me!
Here are some interesting observations:
— There are seriously way too many shady looking situations outside. Whenever we’re parking our car, there’s some band of people doing whoknowswhat in front of the door. Drug deal? Hooking up? Gang initiation? DAHhh.
— The elevator seriously has something new in it every day. It’s like a kinder surprise. Who knows what you’ll find on the floor/​wall when that door opens. So far we’ve seen food scraps, exploded soft-​drinks, more sticky beverages, lemon wedges… I seriously wouldn’t be shocked if I found a dead body. I’d be shocked but I won’t be surprised.
— Smell of smoke in a non-​smoking room? I guess that’s standard. Clearly I shouldn’t discriminate too much.
— Broken bed frames? HAHA I know motels are known for people doing shady action, but how rough and less-​maintained could these beds be?
— Phones dont have any directions. I’m assuming 0 means Operator and a direct number means Room number. Yup.
— I was too grossed out by the soggy/​mildewy carpet that I had to keep shoes on at all times. Can’t be Asian no-​mo!
Pro:
— Thanks for A/​C. We would have died.
— They have a FULL SIZED refridgerator and kitchen with stove and microwave. HAHA. SO RANDOM.
Con:
— Continental Breakfast is a collection of the most cheap food you can find. Pre-​packaged doughnuts/​pastries you can find on clearance at Safeway, Value-​pak bread, artificial Tang-​ish Orange cocktail, terrible coffee, disgusting boiled eggs that taste a few days old (and hard as plastic?!), mini Yoplait yogurt, small apples and oranges, medium-​heated water for Oatmeal.yeah.
— Not a shady area, but the inhabitants of this motel make it a bit shady.
— Room service ends at a specific time, so I felt a bit meh on their level of helpfulness. «We cant get rid of the smoke smell because the housekeepers are already gone». Really now.
— WIFI is insanely unstable. Wow, I never thought any establishment can have such cluttered speeds. Some hours are better than others. Who thought 2am could be such a disaster?
In the end I prayed a bit for safety. I’m sure I was more paranoid than anything, but I’m sure all 6 of us were feeling a little bit uneasy. But for around 50 bucks a night per room (two double beds) after taxes was somewhat worth it. MEHHhh. That was the weirdest motel/​inn experience I’ve had thus far… thank God there weren’t any weird figures lurking in the mirror reflection during our showers…

This is, without a doubt, the most disgusting hotel I’ve ever stayed in. If I hadn’t booked this on
and already paid for it, I would have packed up and paid more for another place.
The hotel smells like fried chicken and cigarettes and there are PILES of trash bags in the hallway near the vending machines. The girls at the front counter were hardly working and gave me a card that wasn’t magnetized, making me schlep my luggage back and forth between the room to the front desk to a completely different room … no explanation, simply that she didn’t want me to have to «deal with a bad room» again. Whatever that means. Part of me wonders if they gave me a room that someone already had. Either way, they were clueless and even forgot to give me me credit card and ID back. They clearly were flirting with some guy who is loitering in the lobby on the computer.
The wi-​fi sucks, and I’m relying on my phone’s Hot Spot to write this darn thing, and there’s no remote for the television. The sheets look like they’ve been here since the 1970s, and I’m actually scared of getting bed bugs or something in this place. I was considering making a makeshift bed in the bathroom, which actually is clean and quite large. Yes, there’s a kitchen, but I wouldn’t trust it … I put my food in the fridge in the cooler … G-​d knows what’s been in there.
Note to self: Never book anything but a Red Roof Inn or Motel 6 if cheap is wanted but not scary, ghetto, smelly, crap. Ugh. I want my money back.

You get what you pay for. It was 40 bucks a night for the two of us. The whole second floor smelled of bad steak. The room smelled worse.
Pros thou, had a kitchen sorta thing. Bathroom was surprisingly large.
It looked like it was once a pretty decent hotel. Like I said, you get what you pay for, I personally would stay for more than one night and moat likely won’t stay again.

This was the absolute most disgusting hotel I’ve ever stayed at… and I’ve stayed at some really cheap places.
Even though I requested a non-​smoking room when I booked online, I was given a smoking room. When I told the man at the front desk that I refused to stay in a room I specifically didn’t request, I think he gave me their worst non-​smoking room on purpose.
My room smelled like someone had smoked in it for years and they simply washed the walls with Clorox; mix that with a very strange smell that I could’ve sworn was a petrified corpse in the refrigerator, which I didn’t dare to open. The smell was so bad that I didn’t blow my nose out of fear of smelling the room’s real odor.
My room looked over the pool and I was disgusted to see unexplainable stuff floating in it.
The furniture was stained so I sat on the dresser. The sheets smelled funny so I slept fully dressed and with no covers. The towels were so stiff that it hurt to dry off after showering.
My room was right next to the ice and vending machines so I had loud people outside my door all night and the cleaning people making tons of noise in the morning, waking me up at 7 a.m.
To top everything off, the alarm clock in the room went off at midnight.
Oh, and don’t be fooled by their continental breakfast. It’s disgusting watered down coffee, cereal, stale muffins and donuts and water with orange flavoring.
I don’t recommend anyone ever stay here. Ever!

They advertise the rate of $ 39.95/night. Considering the price, the place is pretty decent.
Right off of the 70 freeway, got a few meal choices in the area. Hot water comes out of the shower head, bed doesn’t squeak, has pillows and clean sheet, no cigarette smoke in the room, elevator goes to the floor you want it to go to… ah, what else does one need?

although a tad hard to find (the streets were confusing somehow) — this place was a pleasure to stay at on a recent trek to Colorado. conveniently close to the freeway, cheap rates (we scored on a
booking) and complete with a kitchenette, I wouldn’t mind staying here for more than a few days. the only downside is that it’s not really close to a lot of stuff. but nonetheless, I like cheap, clean, utilitarian places.