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paper towels always great place to stay at price is always right they may not have a restaurant anymore but they have a convenience store icoffee everything open 24 hours

The hotel is good in every way. It's so close to the airport, it would be great if there is a shuttle bus.

First of all, the environment is OK, relatively quiet, the nearby Plaza can be driven for a few minutes. Disadvantages, the facilities are old, even damaged, some rooms have a smell, accurately is damp moldy smell, concentrated in the living room, very affecting the accommodation experience. The SPA pool is very foamy and the disinfectant bleach tastes very strong and is not very good. In short, if you want affordable suite space, it is OK. But after all, it's a penny, don't expect too much from here. If you want a good suite, choose some high-end hotels.

The location of the hotel is easy to find. I drove here from the Los Angeles Airport car rental navigation. The parking fee is cheaper than other nearby hotels. There is a small garden in the backyard of the hotel, a resting place, and a gas fire for the stove at night (see the first photo); the hotel The lobby is not big, but the layout is warm. Although it is a hotel of a certain age, the facilities are well updated and maintained. After staying for two nights, I was assigned to the second floor. The floor-to-ceiling windows are close to the hotel parking lot, and the privacy is not good; I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, so I can't comment.

Hilton Hotel is as stable as ever. I have been to the United States for business so many times, and I still like Hilton, Marriott, and Courtyard. The bed is very comfortable and the space is very large.

I chose Holiday Inn Express all the way. The quality is guaranteed and the breakfast is free. However, I am the first one who asked me to sign the bill and pay the tip when I had the free breakfast. Of course, you can choose not to pay because there are only a few items in the breakfast and there is no service.

I went there and saw from the Uber driver and Google Maps that it was a Mexican den. There were a lot of DFs around at night, and there was a row of motels opposite. The internal security of the hotel was good. But you didn't need to swipe your card to go upstairs. Although it seemed peaceful during the day, it was really best not to go out at night. The hotel breakfast was an American breakfast. The coffee was good, but there were no vegetables and it was all carbohydrates. The room had a hair dryer and Dove toiletries (large bottle) (it was recommended to bring your own). There was no bottled water, no kettle (you need to bring your own). There was white powder when the tap water was boiled. So go buy a big bucket of purified water! There was no cleaning on weekends, and you really shouldn't have too much hope for Mexicans to clean. They just made a bed and put the toilet. The washbasin in the bathroom was very high. I am 163 cm tall, and I need to tiptoe to wash my face.

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I had a quick overnight trip — and the hotel was fine, no issues. One just has to pay a lot in a various places in the USA, such as Orange County, for even the most basic hotels. I am moving overseas soon, and the prices are a big reason!