Justice the GOAT, incredible customer service at this location and easy pickup/drop offread more

I had a great experience with Enterprise! Justice was my main point of contact and he was motivated…read moreand always willing to help with whatever issues I had. I had a mass order of vehicles and he made the pick up and return process incredibly smooth and easy. Definitely will be using it again in the future!

Although their telephone customer service was pretty bad (I called back to confirm my pick-up and I…read morewasn't in their system, so I canceled), I have to give them some credit as they still came 10 minutes early for my pick-up and drove pretty fast/ didn't juice the meter at all. The taxi was pretty beaten up (it looked like it really could have belonged to the A-Team of the 80's), but it definitely got me to the airport on-time!

I would not recommend this company at all! The driver was late, the car decrepit and filthy and,…read morethough the driver was sweet, she didn't know how to get to the terminal. I was charged $10 more than they quoted me on the phone.

I tried to call for a taxi pickup and when calling there was no answer. If I'm not mistaken this…read morenumber also had recording of the number not in service. If that be the case or even not answering a call from potential customer then they need to take their ad(s) down. Swoop needs to be swooped under the rug. No recommendation from me. Don't waste your time trying.

I called Swoop from the Dallas airport for pick up at 9:00 PM at Yuma airport. When they answered…read morethe phone they did not identify themselves as Swoop Taxi. A lady answered Hello. I asked if I had reached Swoop Taxi and she confirmed that I had. She assured me I would be picked up at 9:00 PM and told me to watch for a white Cadillac. We arrived and were in place before the appointed time. We waited until 20 minutes after 9:00, I attempted to call and got VM. We then called Southwestern Taxi and they came right out and picked us up. We used them the whole week we were in Yuma. If you need reliable transport DO NOT rely on Swoop.

My husband and I were referred to Sally through a friend to book a trip, she answered the phone…read more"What do you want?... I'm in a meeting call back after I'm done!" I called several days later and she yelled at me that my husband gave her a bad review on Google and she is suing us! Nasty older woman! Advice: Don't make travel arrangements with this woman!!!

Sally McKay of MG Travel is a well traveled agent. She makes sure she visits and experiences every…read moreplace she recommends to her clients. When traveling to review properties, she makes sure she experiences the whole area to be able to make recommendations for the downtown traveler as well as the countryside off the beaten path traveler. She has assisted travelers when negative situations arise and by the time they land, the situation has been positive. When planning travel and a place to stay...call Sally McKay.

Ride Local Ride provides a ride-share service that includes extended distance routes such as Sky…read moreHarbor and San Diego International Airports. Their staff is courteous and polite. Their vehicles are spacious and well maintained. Their services are affordable and they're well known for their availability and flexibility.

This man is delusional. I purchased rides just as it states on the website (by miles) and has sent…read moreadditional invoices for additional nonexistent miles. The last ride, he never showed up. It was 9pm freezing cold under 60degrees at the border when he would have picked me up. (Time stamps in the screenshot are off because of the time differences between Algodones and yuma.) He took his sweet time. Luckily, i knew the game he was about to start playing and as soon as he said he was going to be late the first time, i found help in another ride. For your own safety, avoid this man and his services. Please go to Vick's VIP transportation. He is a true genuine person! Not this Angelo

Let me start by saying that it wasn't a bed bug. Not even close…read more That morning I'd packed my ditch bag after 13 months at home, waited to catch my old lady podcasting with another man and used that as a reason to hit the road with no clear destination in sight. I just knew that I was gonna keep on driving until I ran out of Dollar Tree burner socks. I have that kinda wealth. 3 pair of socks for a buck and just leave em where they lay when they start to stink. Yuma wasn't where I'd intended to lay my head that first night but I had too late a start to make it to Palm Springs. Yuma, from a decades-old memory was as ugly as an elderly woman eating her grown young due to poverty. The wonderful woman at the front desk saw my last name and asked if I was related to the Yuma family also named Stanhope. I'd never met anyone else with my own last name and assumed this was some 23&Me conspiracy blowing up in my face. I told her that my name was simply a nom de plume and left before she could google the phrase. The motor lodge is everything I had described as my favorite road lodging. Back your car up to the door of the mote, chuck your bags in the room and hit the bar next door. The neighboring bar/grill - Yuma Landing - was the first bar I'd been inside of since the outbreak Shamu Flu ( I prefer to blame Sea World for everything in place of other people's prejudiced and racist labels.) The bar was as perfect as the Coronado Motor Lodge. Social-distanced only in that 8 people were inside a joint that could hold 180 at least. Neighborhood dive with locals who, like the social media I'd suffered thru for the last year, bloviated about their uninformed opinions about anything in the news that didn't really affect their own lives while somehow tying them into to conversations about who sung what karaoke song they'd sung or trivia answer they'd gotten wrong on a previous night's entertainment there. I had four vodka/sodas and some street tacos nearly authentic enough that some of the patrons may have wanted to separate them from their parents and put them in border cages. At that point I felt an urge to join in the muttered conversations of the locals with my own stupid opinions so I knew it was time to leave. I overtipped - not the grandiose kind of gartuity that would get Amy Schumer or Donnie Wahlberg trending on Twitter but enough to buy the bartenders kids a couple Happy Meals - and I stumbled back to my room at the Coronado. As I peeled off my disposable ankle socks and peeled back the impeccable bedding, I saw a tiny black spot run like an Olympic trial under and around a pillow. I thought it might be - for the first time in 30 years of hotel/motel traveling life - my first bed bug sighting. I panicked, took a picture and sent it out on social media to ask if it were indeed a dreaded bed bug. I was too drunk to change rooms so I trusted my fine followers as the notable etymologists that I'm sure lay inately within them all. And they came thru. Blowing up the picture, they could see that it had eight legs and therefore was merely a tiny spider. A tiny BABY spider. Probably separated from it's mother, scared and alone. And by that time I had already smushed it. Snuffed out it's life before it even had a chance to grow up and be bitey. I drowned my guilt in one more drink made from my own supply and by the time I woke up at 6am for the complimentary bacon and eggs, I'd already forgotten the Bambi of the arachnid world. But I will always remember the Coronado and how it changed my old misconceived notion that Yuma was a terrible place. It only takes one perfect motel next to a perfect lounge to make you change your mind about an entire community. I still stole the extra roll of toilet paper. Blame Covid paranoia that has been instilled in me and may never leave.

It was okey place for a night but for long term, I would say do research more. For us, it's easy &…read morethe location is nearby the freeway, plus the surrounding area with market next door and plenty of restaurants. Could it be better (always) but at least it clean outside and mostly inside. We only use it for bathroom and sleep so A/C works and clean bed are all we need here.

I have stayed here two times on an extended basis. They serve breakfast downstairs every morning…read more Gretchen and Jamie learn to know everyone and are very friendly and we appreciated them so much. The cleaning staff is amazing and take very good care of the rooms and were good to my pets who stayed with us as well. The front desk crew was also friendly and accommodating and addressed any comments or concerns we had.

We stayed here for a week and it was a solid stay. Place was clean, friendly staff, and it is in a…read morevery convenient location to shopping/dining. Breakfast was ok but if it had not been free I would not have eaten it. If we come back to Yuma for another extended stay I would stay here again.