Don't bother.
I made a reservation for Thanksgiving week a month in advance. I called to let them know I had dogs, and asked for a quiet room. I was told that we'd be in a room at the front of the motel, because the back of the motel is right along Hwy 101.
Less than a week later I had a family emergency in the area, and had to get a room fast. I called and reserved a room, again asking for one in a quiet area. The morning of the reservation, which was literally a day after I made it, they called me wanting to confirm I was coming. I told them I was.
When I arrived that evening, I was told they didn't have my reservation. After some back and forth, they found it. This was 24 hours after I had called them, and less than 12 hours since they'd called to confirm I was keeping the rez. I was told they "upgraded" me to a king room in the quiet area. That seemed nice. I go to the room, 205, and it's a bit dark, dingy, and worn. I wasn't there for a vacation, so it didn't bother me much initially.
But then I found the sink barely drained, the toilet did not flush unless you held the handle down for a ridiculously long time, one of the bedside lamps would not stay on (clearly has a short), and there was a pervasive stench of air freshener. There was almost no water pressure in the shower, so it took twice as long to rinse. And the heater had a problem, as the room was very warm when thermostat said 62. To test it, i turned on the AC to 67, and sure enough, it went on. I turned it back to heat at 61, and the heat came back on. I ended up having to turn off the heat to sleep because it was so hot in the room. More on that later.
The "blackout" curtains were a joke- they are way too small for the window, so they provided zero help in the morning. I showed pictures to my family, and theylaughed and asked why the hotel even bothered.
What is particularly egregious is that after my stay, they sent a request for a review,and I said the staff was nice, but the room needed help. I mentioned most of the things above. Why does it matter? Because....
I went back for Thanksgiving, and when I arrived, I was told my room was in the back, by the freeway. This was after they'd previously confirmed I would be in the front. The front desk person said someone made a mistake, but like the first time, she was nice and helpful, and said she'd move me to a room in the front. But the only room left up there was 205 where I'd stayed before. I hoped they'd fixed at least some of the issues.
They hadn't. In fact, the sink drained more slowly, and the heater was out of control the first night. It again was set to 62 when I entered, and again it was like a sauna. Despite being in the 40s outside, I had to turn on the AC to cool down the room. The first night it was manageable. But the second night it was very cold out, and I actually needed the heat, which I had turned off during the day. But when I went to turn the heat on, there was a brief but strong burning smell. After that, it blew cold air. I turned up the thermostat, and still cold. After waiting 10 minutes and no heat, I turned it off, and back on. No heat. I called the front desk and was told the hotel was booked and there were no other rooms. The front desk person, Angie, tried to find me a space heater, but there was none. I ended up with 4 blankets and a freezing cold room. Angie said I could speak with the manager, Shasta, the following day about getting some points or something. She also said she'd leave a message for Shasta to call me.
The next day I was told that Shasta was not in, and wouldn't be in until the following week. Like Angie, the person at the front desk said she'd leave a message for Shasta to call me. Monday came and went, no call. I called today, and was told the manager was in, but not available when I called. That person said he's ask Shasta to call me. Nothing.
I called tonight and spoke with Monique. Monique had an attitude. She claimed she'd give the manager my message, but never asked for my name or number. She clearly had no intention of conveying my message.
This place allows dogs, has a large grassy area for dogs, and at least one good person working there (Angie). That equals the one requisite star. The room I had twice was crap, and they charged me for the night for which there was no heat, which is illegal. The manager, Shasta, is obviously trying to avoid her responsibility, so there is no way to recommend this place.
Shasta, if you read this, don't bother with some b.s. platitude. You have my number and you should be offering to refund my money for that second night, at the very least. read more