Find hotels near P2K Range, El Cajon from ₩97,541

"Room has a bad smell."

"The room was clean and comfortable. The building itself is a little run down, but otherwise ok."

"Worst place ever, extremely dirty, toilet was not working and once it overfilled all over bathroom and sleeping area. Once I notified front desk I was told there was nothing they can do and no one to clean it up. Front staff gave me trash bags a rags. Just horrible "

"Pros: The room was large and the bed was clean and comfortable. The waffles and coffee were delicious. Security was present at night. It was inexpensive. The air conditioning worked well. The staff were quite friendly. There is free parking and a gas station and Danny's very close by. Cons: There was mold around the edge of the tub and no accessible bathroom available, so I couldn't shower or bathe. I never did get warm water to come out of the bathroom sink faucet, although the bathtub faucet warmed up quite quickly. Every voice outside the room could be heard loudly and clearly inside, so those outside could likely hear whatever was said inside, too. I wouldn't have wanted to be outside around the neighborhood by myself at night, as there was a lot of police activity. There was no safe in my room. The elevator button didn't work well and the front of it was broken off so I was stuck upstairs until I learned to push hard, hold, wiggle, and twist."

"Exactly what I was expecting"

"Bad smell in the rooms wasn't clean when we checked in "

"Very comfortable and affordable"

"The ambience at this place is amazing. It doesn't feel like a hotel; you feel like you've snagged a room on a rich person's hacienda. I didn't give it full stars because the signage and communication were lacking. You have to call (by phone) to get someone to come and check you in. There is no check-in desk, which adds to the ambience, but if you don't know about that in advance, you'll be like me--circling the place on foot and by car, to find someone to check you in. Once inside, it's a maze of corridors with beautiful, museum-like rooms roped off. These also add to the ambience. But trying to remember where that office was, for a person (like me) with no sense of direction, was a nightmare. When we wanted to check out, I did find the office (after going up and down several hallways several times), but the door was locked. It was about 9:00 a.m. I then went outside, looking for someone. Then, I finally realized, I could call the same number I had called to check in. Did that, and a person came immediately. Advance information would have saved me a lot of stress."

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