Bad service and bad attitude also no hot water !!can not take a shower and i get full refund ,inside room so so dirty and disgusting!! Please other dont reservations or never enter !! Sucks read more

I am confused by the positive ratings for this property. There were outside lights hanging by wires outside of rooms, blood spatter on the walls, the bathroom looked like they haven't been cleaned in months, if ever, blood stains on the bedding. Additionally blood stains on the AC units. And we had three rooms and ALL three rooms were like this. This place was so bad that Hotwire actually had to refund it because with lights hanging by wires, it simply isn't safe to stay there. Luckily there was a motel 6 that was very clean down the street and charged us $100 less for the three rooms for two nights. If people really consider this place clean, I have to wonder what their homes look like. read more

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Tbh it wasn't like it was awful or anything. It was acceptable & couple of ppl there & that is what i enjoy, privacy & calmness. Not bad for $50 a night. Um also the motel keeper does not wash the sheets if he feel like he shouldnt & i asked him & he obviously says he does but i didnt see him when he was cleaning out a vacant room. Anyways i will let u guys in i will be in langaster so get in touch read more

Smelled like piss so bad I couldn't even sleep.The tv went out about 1:00 in the morning. Called front desk they did absolutely nothing what so ever.Said they'd handle it in the morning...Terrible hotel on cleanliness from the awful smell of piss reeking from the wall behind the bed,mattress or the comforter that was never washed I'm guessing. Only god knows. I wouldn't recommend this motel to anyone. At first glance it looks alright but again the pee smell an no tv straight killed it for me.Couldnt sleep one bit cause of piss smell. read more

Really good hotel for the price. We were looking for a budget hotel while on a road trip to Joshua Tree and found this on Hotels.com Pros - We were able to check in at 11pm without any problems. I believe the owners live on site - Bed sheets were clean and the pillows decent - Bathroom was clean. Great shower head with hot water and soft towels... not the type of towels that have been through the ringer a few times - Got a good night's rest as it was super quiet even with the windows open. There were some complaints about the trains overnight but it didn't bother us at all - Flat screen TV (we didn't use it) Cons - The exterior looks a bit deserted - The room itself is outdated - The heater sounds like a truck engine so we turned it off then all was well I'd definitely come back if we're in the area again. Great deal for the price! read more

I stayed here a few nights ago. Rooms are spotlessly clean and come with a large flat screen (with HD TV) and a fridge/microwave. The price is about $46 including tax. The problem? The stupid train seems to come through every 2-3 hours and woke me up twice. And, no, not the rumbling... but that stupid whistle. I felt like I was in the movie "My Cousin Vinney". Too bad.. this place is really good otherwise with friendly staff. read more

The owner is so nice! We chatted for a while at check-in because we were down from the Bay Area and he used to live sort of nearby. It was a one-night stop to break up the drive from the Grand Canyon home to Marin County, just north of San Francisco. The motel was conveniently located, affordable, and clean and comfortable enough, if basic. I did notice that there wasn't a single piece of artwork in the room - lots of blank walls and a little stark-looking. Even one inexpensive print would warm the room up considerably, that's my bit of advice to the management. I see some complaints about the trains, but IMO you can't really ding the motel for the trains that pass by... that's kinda like dinging it because it rains the day you're there; it's out of the motel's hands. There was a whole group of motels clustered close together; they would ALL hear the trains. I did get woken up a couple of times by the train whistle. Bed was very comfy though, and great water pressure and ample hot water in the shower. A perfectly fine place to spend the night overall. read more

Cleans rooms and low prices. Stayed here twice so far. I come out here to ride dirt bikes in the desert. Another cool thing I seen them filming a movie here, seen Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams. Owner told me that they did a scene from Dusk til Dawn way back when. read more

Budget Inn Mojave - Cool Neon Sign - Hotels Near Me - Mojave, California

Very pretty for this price range, with renovated bathroom, impeccably clean and fresh, in-room coffee, modern fridge, flat screen, free WiFi. Topped with kind service. read more

Budget Inn Mojave - New, classic, elegant bedspread. - Hotels Near Me - Mojave, California

I remember this as the Bel Air motel, maybe some Quentin Tarantino fans will remember it as the Dew drop Motel featured in From Dust Till Dawn. There's a neon clock on the outside of the office that I think is awesome. Never stayed here but it has some cool history. read more

Good motel. they price match motel 6 price. the room has a large flat panel tv, strong wifi signal, clean and smoke free room. Owner is a nice guy too. $38.99 including tax. read more

Great for the price ($45). Clean. Nice guy. Big flat screen. No issues.

Earlier reviewers quote prices in the $35-45 range. But the best rate on 11/30/14 was $55/night + taxes, and that's too much for this property. It's an older, small, one-story motel with about 14 rooms. Our room was reasonably large, with fridge, microwave, and HD flat screen TV. DirecTV gave good signal and wi-fi was very usable. Bed very hard. Owner very friendly. Room was clean as a whistle -- but the whistles were the problem. Motel is right across the highway from the San Bernardino to Bakersfield railroad tracks, which traverse the famous (to RR buffs) "Tehachapi loop." Very long freight trains use these tracks in both directions, frequently and 24/7. If you're a very sound sleeper or if you use ear plugs, you might get a good night's sleep. We didn't. read more

You usually stay in Mojave when you are too tired to go on. Budget Inn Mojave is a pleasant surprise! The owners have remodeled the motel so that it is pleasant and comfortable as well as a bargain. We definitely will stay again when we pass through. read more

I'm a trucker who's on the road for months at a time. On breaks of a week or more, I head here. The rooms are spotless and all the important fixtures excellently maintained. Micro wave and fridge in every room. Simple places to eat and grocery store nearby. Great rates, especially by the week. I love the place and the fine people who run it. read more

I know most travelers whine about the train "whistle ( it's "horn" actually) but if they were more up on traveling and did some basic re-con, they would have noticed the railroad tracks right across highway 14. They've been there for over 140 years and are plain as day. With windows closed, the horns are hardly audible. I'm a railfan and run windows open just to hear them at the nearby grade crossing. When asleep, they don't wake me. We just paid $53 for 2 which is way less expensive than most, if not any other motel anywhere. If you're going north on 395 to Reno, stay here because it's 100-something more miles to anything. Lone Pine & Independence have lots of motels but I checked them and the prices start at $85 (double occupancy) and the two towns are gritty, filthy places that look like a haven for car burglars. You relay can't do any better than Mojave's Budget Inn for the price. My only gripe is only a few of the rooms have a shower stall. I really don't dig bathtub showers. That and it appears the windows have never been washed in the last few decades. You might want to keep in mind the re-con part of travelling. Pull in the parking lot and look around. Are there railroad cars parked across the street? That means there are railroad tracks and trains have to honk at grade crossings. Me? I love it! Friendly staff. Quiet motel, never meth-tweaking door slammers and cars in & out all night. No transient-type residents that I can tell. Truckers use it if that means anything. See you there next April! read more