What is needed after you are stranded on a highway with a car that you can no longer drive is a…read morelovely overnight stay. I was towed to a nearby street so I didn't have to worry about being charged for self-parking. We were greeted warmly and given a clean quiet room on the 3rd floor. We were across a parking lot from a strip mall and were able to stock up on pjs and snacks. It was the silver lining after a stressful afternoon. Breakfast was good: eggs, potatoes, sausage patties, oatmeal. I would stay here again.

Staff is friendly when you check in, but paying to park was not fun. It would have been easier to…read morejust pay as you check in or better yet free. This has been the only hotel that charges a parking fee. The ones closer to downtown doesn't even charge anything. It took me a while to set up pay to park, which was not fun after a long day of work. My 1st night I amlost fell on toilet because they are super low. They are elementary school sized toilets. As someone else mentioned, the big gap underneath the door makes it easier to hear everyone. The 1st night I heard some lady have a long conversation at 11 pm and on. My last day, someone's phone vibrated at 5am, 5:15 and 5:30am and I thought it was my phone bc of the thin walls. That person also had a full on conversation with his partner, so needless to say I gave up on sleeping until 730 am. Another thing I didn't like is the lack of black out curtains. So the sunrise would wake me up the first couple more nights. Room does have a nice size and I like how it has a desk. Wish there was a light switch to turn on more lights in the room, instead of individually flipping on all the lights. Other amenities they offer are free breakfast, mini gym and computer to do office or emails. I had stomach issues 2 days in a row from their breakfast so I started to stick with fruits and coffee for breakfast. I'm pretty sure the yogurt gave me issues because it's just yogurt on an ice pack on the bottom vs other places having yogurt in the fridgator or some container that looks like it stays cooler. The gym had a couple treadmills, free weights, kettle bells, the jumping box thingy, and a thing that looks like a bow flex. I personally would not book this place ever again due to paying to park, not having to have good sleep due to thin walls and gap underneath the door and the food giving me stomach issues. But I will say staff is friendly tho!

We stayed here for 2 nights, Tuesday thru Thursday & it was packed every night, it looks pretty…read morenew, modern & clean, the staff was friendly & checked in with me several times during our stay. We were gone during the day exploring. Morning time was crazy getting breakfast, they had lots to choose from

All staff was friendly. Room exactly as described. Got in induction hotplate from front desk…read more Shout out to: Rick, for showing us room beforehand Also: Karisa And of course general manager Kevin Kroeker. All your staff displayed courtesy and professionalism, the way a good business chain should. Thank you and will hopefully stay again

On the guest list, we attended a wedding rehearsal party and dinner hosted at Sue Casa--a charming,…read moreextravagant rustic yet casual with a resort feel in wine country. The estate has many wings to sit inside and outside, with a sense of privacy to relax or engage in conversation, and some peaceful "stellar" views. The pool is private and inviting surrounded with lush vegetation. The buffet for around a party of 100 plus was delicious. BBQ Chicken and juicy, tender, beef brisket, potatoes, salads, roasted romaine, grilled skewers of veggies with dips and sauces (loved the horseradish sauce on my beef) and apple cobbler served in a little mason jar. The dinner was in a barn with long tables, covered with mason jars, candles in some--quite the convivial setting for mingling and enjoying the food in a "Slow Food" style! Note: catering by a 3rd party. Good food, good wine & microbrew--in a good place for a good time! The day after the wedding we are invited back for Sunday brunch, so I can not wait to come back!

Sue Casa is by far the most relaxing vacation spot I've been to in a long, long time. The view is…read moregorgeous as you're looking across the field at a horse farm. The house is beyond amazing and the pool is the perfect place for your family or friends to relax around. You feel like you're living in a Nancy Meyers movie. Also, Michelle is so helpful and accommodating during booking, check-in and check-out. I wish this was my home.