I don't think I have stayed at a Hampton Inn before but if the other ones are like this one, I…read morewould love to stay there every time!! Welcome was good. Reception desk staff was nice and courteous. Room was wonderful. They have toiletries in case you forget. Pool view from the room was awesome. The spa and pool is awesome. Breakfast was great. They also have breakfast bags in case you can't make it to breakfast. So thoughtful and nice! Absolutely loved this place and perhaps next time we are at six flags we would love to be back here.

Rated 3.5 Just…read morereturned from a family vacation to Six Flags, for which we stayed at this nice establishment. Overall the experience was good and we may choose to stay here again. Checking in was easy and the front desk staff was very friendly! We were arriving late night on Friday so I had called that day for them to leave a note on my reservation. We noticed their small store next to the front desk with food, drink, and personal care items available and thought the selection was well done (I didn't buy anything from it so cannot comment on the prices). The room was clean and tucked in the back by the parking lot. We were actually able to see both the theme park coasters and our car from our room. Score! Unfortunately, this is where they lose points for me. The options of what to watch on the TV were meh with bad channels and half of them losing signal. The Wifi was spotty and slow, but useable. The bed was soooo hard that I tossed and turned both nights and ended up with a sore back and neck. The other members of my party did too, one of which was sleeping on the sofa bed and commented it wasn't so comfortable either. This is obviously a personal preference, but it is a big deal for someone about to go enjoy the day at a theme park! The walls are thin, being able to hear people pretty clearly in their rooms as you walk through the halls ( *.* ) and when in your room, but we didn't have actual issues that stemmed from this. We ate from their breakfast spread both days we were there. They offered several juices, coffee, premade omelets, sausage rounds, potatoes, muffins, scones, bagels, toast, oatmeal, cereal with regular and almond milk, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, and two waffle machines with vanilla or red velvet batter. The food was meh lacking in flavor, but it also wasn't the worst we have had so we were happy it was included in the price to stay. On a side note, Dutch Bros is a literal 1 minute walk from the entrance of the hotel! Blessedly they had a shuttle that ran all day from Six Flags to the hotel which saved us $50 in parking. We had to call when we were ready to be picked up and they were there within just a few minutes. We decided to swim and enjoy the hot tub after our day at the park. It was fairly full of people and one of the cabana mattress covers was ripped up making it unusable, but the experience was fine. There were towels available by the door and the outside pool was heated, but still cool enough for enjoyment. The hot tub helped our sore muscles, but the jets aren't really usable on your body as they are way too strong. Ultimately, if the beds were softer and the breakfast a little better we would have no hesitation returning next time we wanted to go to Six Flags. We may try another hotel next time since those are important, but we wouldn't say no to staying here again. Thanks for the friendly service and clean hotel!

Residence Inn Fairfield Napa was a great value for our stay. The rooms and common areas were quite…read moreclean, the staff was friendly, and the location was convenient. It is a bit of a drive to Napa, but the fair price point made the tradeoff worthwhile. What impressed me most happened after we left. I accidentally left an item behind, and the staff found it and returned it after I sent them a mailing label. I really appreciated their help and follow-through. Other reviews have covered the complimentary breakfast well, so I'll simply say that I would gladly stay here again.

Free breakfast was good. Typical foods offered but satisfying to start the day. Rooms are very…read moreclean and large. Kitchen great if you want to cook. Large frig. Close to Napa and highway so it makes visiting various wineries easy. Most of the staff were friendly.

Originally established as a railroad saloon and boarding house in 1879, the Union Hotel is one of…read moreSonoma County's truly iconic spots, where history surrounds you the moment you step inside. Sitting at the bar, I couldn't help but imagine the hardworking railroad crews resting their weary heads here long ago, alongside the glamorous, lively parties that once filled the space. Knowing it's recognized as part of the Occidental Historic District only adds to the magic. Very worth a stop to wet your whistle at the historic Union Hotel Saloon. The sweet bartender even gave us a complimentary tour of the public areas.

Room: Beach Primrose, 3rd floor. (I wish more people…read moreidentified their room.) I stayed here last year for a long weekend. I love this hotel, but it's not without its quirks. I gave it as many as four stars because everything was clean and I love the character, including the marginally-dilapidated atmosphere, the ancient "lift" (can't really call it an elevator). If you want a slick, polished experience, choose a different lodging. Maybe the "Inn at Benicia Bay" down the street; I had breakfast there one morning and it looked very posh. But if you want a piece of history, I am passionate about the Union Hotel. Things to note before you take it on: The management is notoriously hard to get in touch with before your stay. While you're here, there's someone at the desk during the day within limited hours. But don't expect any contact or action at night. Don't expect calls back. Their late-check-in process was a little nebulous in terms of explanation before the fact, but worked out really well. I came up with adult children and needed an extra bed, but never got any closure on my requests. Not to worry, there were a couple of rollaways in the corner of the hallway with the housekeeping materials so everything worked out well. We tried the jacuzzi tub, and although it started up OK, we immediately regretted it because it sounded like you were right next to a 747 taking off. Then we discovered it wouldn't shut off! I called the after-hours number but didn't get a response. Finally we found a GFI outlet opposite the sink and if we tripped it with the Test button, it shut off the Jacuzzi! That was the only real problem we had. The room was nice and roomy, and even though it was one of cheapest rooms, it had a nice couch and coffee table for meals and activities. Great view from the 3rd floor overlooking the side street and the bay over to the side. The bed is so plush in the Beach Primrose (as of 2025), they have a little stepstool at the foot for you to climb up. If you're marginally athletic you can hop up on it from the side. All in all, very comfy. The town is great. Lots of good food, including the bar/restaurant on the ground floor. Doordash and Ubers available in town, too. Very restful weekend. Read the history on a section of their web site and other accounts of Benicia and Vallejo. Amazing stories, including the fact that it was the site of the State Capitol for a year or so. Lots of ghosts in this town, including in this hotel. You can feel her in the walls and halls. I'm coming back soon to get to know it more.

7/7/26 - Tuesday I tried calling this location approximately around 12:58pm and the telephone…read morenumber sadly was disconnected. My GodSis and I use to meet there years ago in the 1990's for great food, music and libations to unwind and relax after work. The crowd was always welcoming, warm and friendly. It's still on our itinerary of places to visit during her upcoming visit back to Cali from Texas this month. Fun memories!! Not yet rated, but back in the day I would have given it 5 stars! TBC G. Marie

fun place and it's old school Vallejo family and Brothers I come from 4 generations of…read morerelationships here and it's a safe space for real Americans love the old charm

more like 40 Red flags. if you like being secretly watched by perverted voyeurs, then look no…read morefurther! you found the spot. Good news....they are open and you can get a room without reservation. bad news...if you're a couple and thw girl is attractive and they give you guys a corner room and there's a mirror on a bed leavel. know for a fact you're being watches and possibly recorded. check out the photos I took. I went there with my boyfriend and he is the first one to point out that could be a 2 way mirror. after doing some research and downloading secret camera detector app we covered up the mirror and the tv as the secret camera was detected in that direction. I decided to take a photo of the mirror and went outside the bedroom to see if there happens to be "utility room " behind. what do I find ? not one, not two but 3 utility room doors!!! but it wasn't morning, when I noticed all the corner rooms had a tiny closet size nook built in and showed extension to the building with "unlabeled door in each one of them. Creepy as fu@k!!!!! they charge $110

My favorite place motel its very relaxing quite their house keeper is very sweet matter fact asume…read morein the office wounderful people every one check in at 40 flags motel im on my way now

My husband and I recently had our one-year wedding anniversary at The Inn at the Benicia Bay. It…read morewas a party of 60 people. We booked the courtyard side for our venue and reserved all seven hotel rooms for our guests. The experience was wonderful from start to finish. The entire team at the Inn was exceptional. The owner and staff were communicative, flexible, and supportive, making the event planning smooth and organized. I also enjoyed working with the local vendors the Inn suggested - their recommended suppliers for desserts, rentals, and photography were all great local businesses. They are a team that truly feels like a partner. We enjoyed our experiences working with them, and we hope you will too!

I love this place! The food is always amazing and the owner and staff are all friendly and…read moreinviting. They will have occasional events like wine tasting which is always really fun.

6/10/2025: Westwind Inn=$99.00 per night for Queen, single bedroom suite. The room's decor has…read morebeen revamped--updated but, STILL lacks convenient, ample outlets for charging my cellphone, GPS, and cellphone charging banks. BTW: I USED to pay $22.00 per night but, now and since, DOD doesn't manage the BOQS, the price has egregiously hiked to $99.00 PLUS!!!! Unhappy--period!!!!

This hotel is located on Travis AFB. The current rate for me was $99/night…read more I did not call ahead for reservations. My check-in was quick and easy. I had a couple questions and they were answered with a smile. The hotel is clean and well maintained. My room did not have any flaws, and my only complaint was that in spite of a thermostat, there was no temperature regulation. I walked from the hotel to the passenger terminal and it didn't seem to be excessively far I will stay here again.