Hotel V

Nice room, bed, bathroom.

Large tv with no HD, bad quality. Noisy staff in morning. Noisy A/C next door. Very flaky Wi-Fi

Not for families

The room was nice. Big TV and an updated bathroom. Front desk was friendly. It's a bit of a drive from other places, but it wasn't that bad where it isn't manageable. Free parking, never had troubles finding spaces but you might if you come back to the motel later. The beds were comfy but a bit squeaky.

Not for those with family. Sketchy neighborhood. Saw a drug deal go on right below me (I was on the 2nd floor). There's a lot of young people there who seem sketchy. Parking lot was too active for 1AM. Drunk guys try to cat call. Seems like people who use drugs stay there. Wifi sucks. One of the beds had stained sheets when we first got there. Curtains were stained too?? Don't know how, but they were.

The hotel was fine. Booking.com did not provide the hotel with my reservation. Thankfully they had a room available. Needless to say, I won't use Booking.com ever again.

The check out was very easy. The bed was comfortable. There was a shuttle to and from the airport.

The television didn't work and the only way to make a phone call (including local and 911) was to put a $20 dollar deposit down.

comfort

Performing the work of servicing personnel

Security on the ground floor is an issue. With a single hand, you could slide the window open, it was noisy as it was facing the freeway. We requested another room on the 2nd level which was much better

The personal was ok, free Wifi/WLAN, cheap, next to the airport

the rooms were not allways really clean and sometimes it was hard to find a parkinglot. the breakfast wasn't good. the hotel is in the south and next to the airport, so you have to drive all the time into the city

Convenient to airport with free shuttle even for late arrival.

Yes! The hotel is not "friendly" toward use of the landline telephone for local and national calling, for those coming in internationally who do not yet have working cell phones, we sometimes must revert back to national landlines. The hotel actively discourages landline calls.