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"Staffs were really friendly, parking was good, but the breakfast needs more than just coffee, breads, waffles and oranges. You need to add protein like eggs, yogurt, milk, cereals like other motels. That’s why we moved to Motel 6 in Escondido. It’s basically same price, just got renovated and they have better breakfasts. "

"I loved the villas. They were very spacious and had all of the important amenities for my stay - microwave, stove with oven, coffee maker and full sized refrigerator. It even had kitchen items like pots & pans, dinnerware and tableware. The bathroom and bedroom was spacious and the living room was nice and quaint. I had a patio. My villa was downstairs. I wish there was an elevator because my luggage was heavy. I didn’t visit the store/market. I did visit Canyon Grille. The food was good but service was a little slow. My waitress and the greeter were super nice but it seemed like they were understaffed. I liked the fitness facility. I don’t use the pool. The outdoor seating areas were nice. I visited their farmer’s market and it was excellent. My overall stay was magnificent."

"Hotel is clean, although they were having issues with the elevators and you need to call the front desk to have someone come and operate the elevator. Our room was ok although the drains were very slow in draining so you are standing ankle deep in water after you stop your shower. Breakfast is great, good parking. Staff is very nice."

"Everything was great"

"Great location proximity to walking for convenient eating out; comfortable bed Room had an odor; Tile needs repair at parking entrance...first impression...elevator tile broken, trash can lids in breakfast room needed scrubbing"

"Helpful staff. Nice breakfast."

"The employees were amazing"

"Clean room. Staff friendly. Parking great. Super nice location. No issues at all. "

"This was the most horrible experience I have ever had a hotel. The room next to mine (Room 129) suddenly became noisy at around 1:00 AM and continued to about 2:00 AM. Laughter, yelling, and noisy conversations was enough for me to go to the receptionist desk and complain. The person working the desk was asleep and I apparently woke him up. His eyes were bloodshot and in hindsight, possibly due to using drugs. I was told he would call the room, and I never heard a call. I only heard a knock but there were a few people going in and out of the room, so it could have been anybody. For a while the noise subsided because it appeared people had left. Then around 3:00 AM the noise starts up again as if there is a party going on in the room. I couldn't take it anymore and was tired with an early report to work time at 7:00 AM. I had to go to another hotel because of this. The room next to mine on the first floor is usually for guests who are hearing impaired or have a disability. I realized what was going on after seeing three young people outside smoking while there are a few people in the room. The receptionist must know the people who were in the room because nothing was being done about the noise. I was lied to and that made me angry. I said an unpleasant word about the receptionist because I was tired, frustrated, and angry over having no peace and rest in my room. The receptionist then made threats and tried to intimidate me over the issue. Do not recommend."