Visiting this Elks Lodge from the South San Francisco Elks Lodge #2091. Great hospitality and the…read moreservice was great at the bar. Took a tour of the facilities and they have lots of things to do. Darts, slots, pool tables, TV's, cards, the list goes on. There is a very nice golf course on site. It is one of the few lodges that is open to the public, in addition to Elks Members. They have 10 RV spots with water/electric hookups for members only. I'd highly recommend fellow Elk's to stop by if you're in the area.

Well I was hungry!!! The restaraunt was closed to my surprise. Good thing I had a kitchen with me…read more I was very surprised at the RV price increase. Last time I pad it was 25.00 for one night. Today 40.00 for a night. OUCH!! Pros is it is safe, level and the staff at the Golf Proshop are friendly and johnny on the spot. The young bar tender was helpful and presented with a great smile. Very easy access to and from town if you need to go and a great nursery down the street within walking distance. Quite and Secure. Patricia Sittig Runge Elks Lodge Member 186

What a gem! This place is so cute! Lunch was simple, but very good. The Orange Tabby latte was the…read morebest latte I've had in a long time, so good. If you want to go in the cat room you need to book time online. It's $5 per person and the money helps to take care of the cats. We booked our time online when we got there. We were lucky that it wasn't super busy and we could get in. We really enjoyed the experience. The cats were all so sweet. Hopefully they all get adopted soon.

Coffee AND Cats! What's not to love? (The breakfast sandwich- truthfully, but, otherwise, nothing!)…read more We didn't reserve the cat room & it booked up quickly. We sat by the window and observed others that did reserve the room interact with the cats. They've successfully adopted out +60 cats, which is amazing. Worth visiting just for that. Fortunately, they also have very good coffee, with creative recipes- mine was a cardamom one still being fine-tuned & they wanted feedback. It was well-balanced & I would drink it again exactly as is, tho, I'd also welcome more cardamom flavor ; ) I'd skip the bacon egg & cheddar croissant next time. It wasn't bad but it wasn't all that good either, with an egg puck that just didn't hit for me. Service was excellent, prices reasonable, food ok, great coffee & did i mention the cats?!?!

The rooms were clean and the beds were very comfortable. Very friendly staff at the front desk…read more Great free breakfast. I would recommend this hotel.

Check-in was the only good thing about this hotel…read more Upon getting to our room, after a long day of travel, everyone needed to use the restroom, except there was no toilet paper or tissues in the bathroom. We booked a room with a fold out couch bed, as there were 5 of us staying, and nowhere in the room was there any bedding for us to make up the couch bed. I called down to the front desk to request the toilet paper, tissues, and bedding, and it took 15 minutes for a very harassed looking hotel maid to bring it to us, but no pillows for the extra bed, while one of our party waited in the bathroom for toilet paper. When it was finally my turn to use the restroom, I noticed dirty footprints on the floor, and hair that wasn't anyone's in our party all over the floor. Additionally, there were green toothpaste splatters all over the mirror, and white globs of toothpaste all over the tissue holder. But the bathroom wasn't the worst part of our stay. The carpets were stained, and hadn't been vacuumed before our stay. My son found a used q-tip on the floor by the bed, as well as fast food containers half shoved under the dresser. The room smelled awful, and the thermostat was set for 62, which, for a cold rainy day was too cold for us, but when we turned the heat on to warm it up a bit, a new, and even worse smell entered the room. The duvet on my kids' bed was either stained, or had never been washed, with a large, dark brown spot at the top. We turned the duvet so the dark spot was at the bottom, because we didn't want to wait an indeterminate amount of time after the kids' bedtime for housekeeping to bring up a new duvet. When we pulled the curtains closed, there was a large, dark stained spot of what looked to be exploded chocolate ice cream all over the curtain. When we moved the coffee table out of the way to make the sofa bed, it was sticky, with visible spots that hadn't been cleaned off. The seal for the refrigerator, which we needed for my son's medication, was falling off, and my other son was able to fix it, so at least we could keep my son's medication cold. Thankfully, none of us needed to shower, because there was someone else's hair still covering the drain, and black footprints inside the bottom of the shower. Additionally, housekeeping left only one bar of soap, so I'm glad we didn't need a shower, as we would have had to use the same bar of soap on our bodies and our hands. And, when I washed my face, the wash cloth had an old bloodstain on it. Additionally, the hotel is in the process of being remodeled, but there was a huge drywall patch on the wall that hadn't been painted, the carpeting in our room hadn't been finished appropriately and had raw edges up against all the walls, and the chairs and tables in the room were stained and terrible looking. We had to buy a case of water at Target after our dinner, because there were no cups in the room, and we didn't trust that the plumbing had received any better care than the rest of the hotel, and we felt uncomfortable drinking it. This morning, when we went down for breakfast, there was a paltry selection, and only a small dribble of milk in the lone milk jug in the refrigerator. We ended up deciding to go to the restaurant just in front of the hotel for breakfast before our son's swim meet this morning, rather than wait to see if staff would restock the breakfast area. On our way out, a staff member, and what looked to be her daughter, were carrying in another milk jug, a couple bottles of International Delight coffee creamer, and a box of granola bars that very obviously came from the Sam's Club not too far away. The pool area looked nice, but the hot tub had signs laying on the side of it that said "do not enter". We decided not to swim, as we had been up since 4am and it was 8pm, so I can't tell you if the water was decent. It didn't smell heavily chlorinated, at least. We are heading home today, after my son's swim meet is finished, and every single piece of clothing and bedding we brought into the room is going STRAIGHT into the laundry, because it all smells absolutely awful, thanks to this terrible hotel that had the audacity to charge almost $200 for a one night stay!

What a great experience . Many planes from WWII to modern …read more Price - FREE ADMISSION My family of five enjoyed it a great deal. Just missed the simulator ( ends at 2:00 most days ) Outdoor and indoor displays with a small gift shop .

Wonderful display of antique airplanes and aerospace weapons. Unfortunately, we arrived on a Sunday…read moreand the inside hangers were closed. However, walking the grounds and reading the details/specs on display was interesting. Provided pics of the first nuclear missile (circa. 1960) - the Titan I which required 15 minutes to lift it then load its required fuel BEFORE liftoff could occur......Boy, not a very good defense during the cold war! Also, was impressed with General then President Eisenhower's private WW II plane was customized for his military surveillance throughout. Would have liked a walking audio tour and the aircraft maintained and painted to original era but considering the FREE price of admission (FREE-but subsidized by our tax dollars!), one cannot complain.

This Holiday Inn has inside that is more like a full service hotel than your typical Holiday. It is…read morealso a quick walk to Main Street which is a huge plus. Housekeeping did just an average job. The buffet was also just average and this Holiday Inn charged for it albeit a reasonable price. Parking is free. Overall it was a decent experience in an area with limited downtown hotels.

As a spire member, I expected more on this hotel. I requested housekeeping service 3 times and for…read moresome reason, there is no communication between the front desk and housekeeping department. Finally, one of the front desk clerk at night was apologetic and made sure the housekeeping service was made in the morning. We didn't need the service anymore. We just requested for replacement of towels. Other than that, it's a good hotel. About 17 minutes away from the airport. Hotel shuttle to and from the airport is available. The drivers are awesome and informative. Front desk staff were amazing. Our room is big and very clean. When we finally met the housekeepers, they assisted us with our supply needs. Ample parking for everyone. There's a restaurant at the lobby. Elevators were fast. About 20 minutes away from Mt. Rushmore. We highly recommend this locations. One of the best Holiday Inn we've visited so far. 8-19 to 8-24, 2021

Tyler was the friendliest person at this hotel. He always had a big smile and was very helpful. He…read moregreeted everyone nicely. We had some good servers Veronica, Alex , Tara and Carrie. They were great at our meals. Victor was so nice and helpful with the cleaning staff. Only thing is they would not light the fireplace, not cold enough

Clean comfortable room, good breakfast, laundry on site (currently washer and dryer need…read moremaintenance), friendly staff. I recommend this hotel.