Travelodge Santa Rosa

The cheapest room they had was 119 plus tax came out to 139! haha but what ever I needed a place to sleep, the room is ok, but DIRTY DIRTY DIRTY!!! one of the towels has actually been used! I could see the dirt marks where someone wiped them selfs down on it, plus it had multiple hairs on it. I look at the other one, with looks cleanish but its got a pube on it! WTF?! im glad I packed my own towel. the pool says open till 10, I tried to check it out at about 6 and it was closed. I was in the furthest room 111 and I settled in than took my dog for a walk. came back in and noticed one of the windows was wide open where anyone coulda pushed it in and stole my stuff. or I coulda just pushed it in and stayed for free had I known. lol. the only awesome thing about them was they are dog friendly and they don’t charge for having a pet. and that’s why they get two stars instead of one. ;)

good hotel for the price. enough said. Clean, good Tv and a pool.

I’m sitting in the third room we’ve been moved to. Room #1, AC was broken. Room #2 had a twin sized bed. Room #3. My god, MAN. Just look at the pictures. There is a BLOODY FINGERPRINT ON THE FUCKING DOOR. Black mold in the shower, grime all over the walls, this is one of the nastiest hotel rooms I’ve ever seen in my life. I’m going to have to get REALLY drunk downtown tonight to sleep here. Lesson learned: Listen to Unilocalers.

The rooms were super clean. Great to have the fridge and microwave in addition to the coffee maker. The «continental breakfast» isn’t much – I think only dry cereal. But the beds were clean and comfy – that’s all I needed!

The staff is super friendly and the hotel was way worth it for the price. I wasn’t expecting the ritz Carlton but this place was great for the price. Everything was clean and was centrally located. I will def stay there again when I’m in NorCal

So many things are wrong with this hotel, that I would tell you only one thing: avoid it at all costs if possible. Dirty, rundown, shady, etc
I have been traveling the west coast for over 25 years and never saw an hotel like this one. Hard to believe that this hotel is still operating.

Awful, just awful experience. The guy who checked us in was not very helpful when I called to ask about the smell in our room. Told me he’d be over to check on the room and never showed up.
Went to check out the pool but a family/​group of people told me they were having a party… and told me the kids would be out «in a while».
Tiniest bathroom ever! Just a teensy shower stall with not clean looking tile. And the window had bars, not a good sign.
At least the bedding was clean, despite the scary brown comforter.
2 nights ago we stayed in a wonderful Travelodge, this is the absolute opposite. Too bad I couldn’t give zero stars instead.

It was clean enough for the overpriced cost. But really, I just have one word for the room we had:
stank.

Don’t even want to give this place a single star, but there’s no way not to. It should be demolished. There were no towels at all in the room upon return on the second night, not even the ones I didn’t use.

The good: Sheets appear to be clean. Bed was comfortable. No bed bugs. Front desk people are super friendly. There is a roof.
The bad: Smelly. Gross bathroom with lots of bugs. We skipped taking showers because the tile looked sketchy. Leaky faucet dripped all night, left pool of water on the floor. Floor could use to be cleaned. Lots of dust. Fridge wasn’t cold. Holes in the wall. Not worth the $ 119/​night we paid. Maybe more like $ 49.
It’s tough to write such a negative review for what is seemingly a family run business, but a little cleaning and maintenance can go a long way.

No. Just because there are no prostitutes around doesn’t mean it’s a decent hotel. Restaurants = Wendy’s. Shops = Convenience store. However, for a cheap night and place with a locking door, it’s OK.: acceptable spot and you have a roof over your head. The toiled works, showers work, no weird nasty stink out of the faucet, there are no cobwebs, gross hairs on the floor, mildewy stains and a few positives.. clean mirrors, working TV and remote, fairly roomy and you can park outside of your room. The people running the place seemed like decent people. The area was sketchy and the other hotel guests (packed house) were loud, ghetto, and unless you establish dominance, like all wild creatures, you could be messed with. If you’re from Oakland and you know how to handle yourself, you will be fine. If you’re traveling with kids or from out of town, you may want to pay twice as much and pay for a secure night’s stay. Because we were late in booking anything else, most places having a 2-​night minimum, this was the only option in Santa Rosa on a late notice. Being that close to the freeway has it’s pros and cons, know what I mean?

It’s 8:10am but the door to the front desk where «breakfast» is supposed to be is still locked and the room dark.
Room was clean enough.

This is the nicest budget hotel I’ve ever been in. The building is old, but my room was very clean and quiet. The towels were a bit thin, but I survived. The bed was clean and I slept really well. Location is really great. The hotel is close to the freeway, walking distance to restaurants and shops. It’s perfectly safe to walk around in the neighborhood. I didn’t see any evidence of prostitution or sketchy people. You get free wi-​fi, fridge and microwave in your room, which are all very important to me when I travel. It pisses me off to no end that business class hotels expect me to over pay for their rooms and then pay extra for weak wi-​fi and if I’m lucky a fridge. The service here was also so much better than the service I’ve received at business class hotels. The «continental breakfast» was hardly anything, but continental breakfasts are always pretty useless. If you have a fridge and a microwave you can make a nice hot breakfast in your own room. If cracked shower tiles and high class names mean so much to you by all means stay at a business class hotel, but I’m sticking with this nice affordable hotel.

Ick… ick…ick…
The shower had tiles that were broken and they used caulk to try to repair it — yikes! The «continental breakfast» was dry cereal on a tiny counter top in the corner of the very small office. The toilet didn’t flush with confidence and when it clogged I was greeted by a very cranky woman still in her PJs at 7:15am when I asked for a plunger. For the life of me I can’t comprehend why an acceptable, non-​nasty hotel, can’t be had in Santa Rosa for a decent price.

Uh uh. No. Smelly rooms, showers were gross and pretty sure the wife got bed bugs from this place. Sketchy people around the area, too.