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Awesome ranch pretty close to the town. Good hospitality.

Everything about the hotel was awesome. From the time we arrived and got greeted, to entering our room and using the amazing facilities. This hotel is truly a hidden gem in Palo Alto. The staff were great and service was top notch. Thanks for making our stay memorable!

It’s 15 minutes walk to downtown lighting area. Hotel is at almost end of Leavenworth. Restaurant is good one and liked breakfast options which was complimentary with the stay. Overall, a nice place to stay in Leavenworth.

The property staff was so nice! The room was fine. It had a refrigerator and microwave which we liked. The best part is the location-walking distance to Disneyland and the shopping center. Bonus was the free parking! We would definitely stay here again! The one negative is they don’t have free breakfast but it wasn’t a big deal for us

We booked this to celebrate our 25th anniversary. The hotel upgraded us to an ocean view at no charge. It was quiet and we could hear the ocean waves at night. There were e-bikes to rent which was great- the first hour was free. Breakfast was served to our room at the time we requested and a nightly turn down service with a cookie was an added bonus. The fitness room had a good amount of weights and the location of the hotel was so close to the ocean. I would definitely go back! Loved it!

Very friendly place with lots of activities. Rooms were nice. Use the directions from the site. GPS and Internet miss lead you.

Wow , I was blown away but this resort. From views, to friendly and helpful staff, to cleanliness of the room. Had massage as well and absolutely loved it. The gourmet meals were so delicious and to my surprise they were all included in your stay, breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you are looking for a quiet romantic getaway this place is a must! I will definitely come back. I don’t usually write reviews but i was so impressed buy this hotel. Every detail was taught through. Loved it ♥️

This hotel is on the way to Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park from Los Angeles. One of the last large, budget hotels due south of the Park, before you start getting into the smaller, resort-priced places right next to the Park. The Motel 6 in nearby Porterville LOOKS cheaper--but BEWARE! The Motel 6 hides a $50 "administrative fee" in addition to the price advertised on Hotels.com. So I'd rather stay at a place that just tells me how much its rooms costs, like Super 8 did, than a place...

We arrived very late after a long drive, about 3am, and the staff was friendly and checked us in quickly. The room was very clean and seemed new. The bed was a comfortable pillow top, which was amazing after being so tired. They don't have a continental breakfast, they just have a diner. But it was pretty good and I expect they get most of their business from hotel guests. Overall it was a great place to stop on our road trip.

We enjoyed our time spent in our room. Clean, nicely decorated and when asked the staff provided me extra coffee.

The hotel is nice and clean and quiet while we were there. The staff was very helpful and check in was a breeze. The room has a fridge at no extra charge which was wonderful. We were going to go to jack n the box on our way out but dining was closed so we decided to eat at Penny's for the 1st time and the food was excellent. We were so glad we stayed at Travelodge and ate at Penny's.

Breakfast options could have been a little better.

Everyone, especially the front desk staff (Gabriela), has been very accommodating from the first day we checked in. Housekeeping has gone above and beyond what is expected of them, as they anticipated the needs of a person with a disability. Thank you so much. I will always look forward on coming back.

Only stayed one night should have stayed longer Tucson looks to very interesting and this is a great place to stay while there