Days Inn

Zero stars!!! I went with a group of co workers because it was near to our assignment location. Here is some of what we experienced. Bed bugs! The lobby smelled horrible like curry. The rooms smelled, blood on sheets, lamp that didn’t turn on, a space for the iron and no iron. Dirty chairs, soap was dirty inside packaging. I would never ever suggest this hotel.

Stayed here recently while working at a nearby prison. Every other hotel for a hundred miles (literally) was booked due to the big Ag Expo, so I was stuck here. Requested a nonsmoking room, and got a nonsmoking room… that had clearly been smoked in. Staff was apologetic but there were no other rooms available.
Carpets were hideous, and the paint was peeling off of the walls. The sheets didn’t fit the bed. The mattresses were likely plucked from the side of the road somewhere.
On the plus side, it was quiet, the free WiFi worked well, and the staff was very courteous.
Would I stay here again? Sure, if the only other option was to sleep in my car. Hopefully the owners will refresh their hotel soon.

Well, this is a hotel just off the 99 Freeway. Office was clean and staff were courteous and efficient. Nice simple continental breakfast (cereal, pastries, coffee, juice) Rooms are a generous size. Ours had a little alcove/​closet off of the bathroom to store your belongings. Pool was cool and refreshingly clean. Surprisingly, didn’t really notice the road noise (i am a light sleeper). Train didn’t go by until around 9am.
Main reason we stayed here was the great price (book online through AAA its about $ 10 cheaper) and that they are pet friendly ($ 10 per dog). They have a generous grass area behind the pool to run around with the dogs.
Within 50ft of the office is a small diner. Across the street is Starbucks and a Holiday Inn Express (too pricey for us and don’t know if they allow dogs) Valero gas station is next to the diner and has great prices even though its right next to the freeway.